Learning Center
This page includes everything AAC is currently offering in the area of One-On-One Assistance, Classes, and Seminars. Classes listed are available as group classes or through Design&Sew 1on1.
One-On-One Assistance
Design&Sew 1on1
Do you have a favorite pattern you want to sew?
Are there parts of pattern making/altering and/or sewing that you don’t understand or want additional help with?
Award Winning Fashion Designer and Albuquerque Apparel Center President Melissa Lea will explain things 1on1 and teach you how to accomplish your design dreams!
Design consultation is FREE!
Bring patterns, pictures and/or sketches of your favorite designs and
inspirations along with a list of the designing skills you would like to learn.
Classes are a mix of seam and finishing techniques, pattern drafting techniques using industry tools and constructing your finished garment. All you need to bring is a pattern, thread, pins, scissors, seam ripper, and fabric. Muslin is available for purchase in class.
Eliminate the stress of hauling in your sewing machine ~ You can use ours!
Unable to make it to the studio? Melissa will come to you!
Additional travel expense may apply.
$25.00 per hour. To schedule a Design&Sew 1on1 session: [email protected] or 505-803-6966.
Are there parts of pattern making/altering and/or sewing that you don’t understand or want additional help with?
Award Winning Fashion Designer and Albuquerque Apparel Center President Melissa Lea will explain things 1on1 and teach you how to accomplish your design dreams!
Design consultation is FREE!
Bring patterns, pictures and/or sketches of your favorite designs and
inspirations along with a list of the designing skills you would like to learn.
Classes are a mix of seam and finishing techniques, pattern drafting techniques using industry tools and constructing your finished garment. All you need to bring is a pattern, thread, pins, scissors, seam ripper, and fabric. Muslin is available for purchase in class.
Eliminate the stress of hauling in your sewing machine ~ You can use ours!
Unable to make it to the studio? Melissa will come to you!
Additional travel expense may apply.
$25.00 per hour. To schedule a Design&Sew 1on1 session: [email protected] or 505-803-6966.
Classes
AAC School Of Fashion Design
AAC School Of Fashion Design strives to provide a quality apparel an accessory education to all ages which emphasizes individual attention and a commitment to prepare students to think critically and imaginatively,
to become responsible citizens, and to develop a pattern of lifelong learning and giving.
Working together with various "helping hand" service related organizations, Albuquerque Apparel Center also provides Fashion Design classes, in a safe and positive environment, to those in need of a hand "UP" to get them back on their feet and functioning positively and productively. Fashion Design Classes offer these students an opportunity to discover self-worth within themselves and guide them in directions toward
opportunities to help themselves, their families, and their communities.
to become responsible citizens, and to develop a pattern of lifelong learning and giving.
Working together with various "helping hand" service related organizations, Albuquerque Apparel Center also provides Fashion Design classes, in a safe and positive environment, to those in need of a hand "UP" to get them back on their feet and functioning positively and productively. Fashion Design Classes offer these students an opportunity to discover self-worth within themselves and guide them in directions toward
opportunities to help themselves, their families, and their communities.
AAC School Of Fashion Design Mission Statement
AAC School Of Fashion Design strives to provide a quality apparel education to all ages which emphasizes
individual attention. Our commitment is to prepare our students to think critically and imaginatively,
to become responsible citizens, and to develop a pattern of lifelong learning.
individual attention. Our commitment is to prepare our students to think critically and imaginatively,
to become responsible citizens, and to develop a pattern of lifelong learning.
The Purpose of an Education at AAC School Of Fashion Design
The purpose of AAC School Of Fashion Design is to guide our students in revealing their creative gifts
and talents, assist them in the growth and expansion of those gifts and talents, and provide them
opportunities to share their gifts and talents with others. Our greatest desire is for our students to
go on from AAC School Of Fashion Design and share those gifts and talents in such a way that
provides them a means of financial support, fulfillment in life, and service to others.
and talents, assist them in the growth and expansion of those gifts and talents, and provide them
opportunities to share their gifts and talents with others. Our greatest desire is for our students to
go on from AAC School Of Fashion Design and share those gifts and talents in such a way that
provides them a means of financial support, fulfillment in life, and service to others.
Fashion Design Classes
Various levels of classes are available from learning to set up, operate, and trouble shoot your sewing machine
to creating your own patterns from a basic pattern block. Choose a one-day class focusing on buttonholes, pockets,
zippers, or pattern grading. Dive in deeper with a detailed sewing class designing the perfect fit of tops, skirts, and pants. Learn to make and manipulate your own patterns. Design Costumes for Film and Theatre.
Don’t forget undergarments! Study their history and create a corset or other “undie” of your choice.
to creating your own patterns from a basic pattern block. Choose a one-day class focusing on buttonholes, pockets,
zippers, or pattern grading. Dive in deeper with a detailed sewing class designing the perfect fit of tops, skirts, and pants. Learn to make and manipulate your own patterns. Design Costumes for Film and Theatre.
Don’t forget undergarments! Study their history and create a corset or other “undie” of your choice.
PLEASE NOTE: Classes are currently postponed and will resume Fall 2014, following the
launch of the Albuquerque Fashion District downtown. Classes will be held in both the
downtown location, at the Albuquerque Apparel Center, and the north location, at Hip Stitch.
(Downtown ABQ Location) Albuquerque Apparel Center:
20 First Plaza Center NW, Suite 31 ABQ, NM 87102 | First Plaza Galeria. Phone: 505-803-6966.
(South of the Abq Convention Center between Tijeras & Copper, and 2nd & 3rd.)
(North ABQ Location) Hip Stitch: 7001 San Antonio, NE. Phone: 505-821-2739.
(Northeast corner of Louisiana & San Antonio in the Vista del Norte shopping center.)
For more information about Hip Stitch, visit their website: http://www.hipstitchabq.com/
Classes listed below and average out to be approximately $15.00 per hour.
Registration Deadline: 5 Days prior to class.
If you are interested in a class that is TBA (To Be Announced), please let us know.
launch of the Albuquerque Fashion District downtown. Classes will be held in both the
downtown location, at the Albuquerque Apparel Center, and the north location, at Hip Stitch.
(Downtown ABQ Location) Albuquerque Apparel Center:
20 First Plaza Center NW, Suite 31 ABQ, NM 87102 | First Plaza Galeria. Phone: 505-803-6966.
(South of the Abq Convention Center between Tijeras & Copper, and 2nd & 3rd.)
(North ABQ Location) Hip Stitch: 7001 San Antonio, NE. Phone: 505-821-2739.
(Northeast corner of Louisiana & San Antonio in the Vista del Norte shopping center.)
For more information about Hip Stitch, visit their website: http://www.hipstitchabq.com/
Classes listed below and average out to be approximately $15.00 per hour.
Registration Deadline: 5 Days prior to class.
If you are interested in a class that is TBA (To Be Announced), please let us know.
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It's easy to sign up for classes:
1. Sign up for classes below via PayPal through this website. 2. Contact Abq Apparel Center: [email protected] or 505-803-6966. If you prefer to come in to our office, please contact us to schedule an appointment. Our office is located at 20 First Plaza Center NW, Suite 31 ABQ, NM 87102 | First Plaza Galeria. (South of the Abq Convention Center between Tijeras & Copper, 2nd & 3rd.) 3. Stop by Hip Stitch: 7001 San Antonio, NE. (Northeast corner of Louisiana & San Antonio in the Vista del Norte shopping center.) 505-821-2739. 4. Visit Hip Stitch website to Sign up for classes online, via PayPal: HipStitchAbq.com/Classes. |
Curriculum:
Albuquerque Apparel Center School of Fashion Design classes are designed to meet the busy schedule of the professional, working, or retired adult in addition to teenagers. All classes are designed to be complete within themselves, meaning each starts and ends with a specific project. Classes are best taken in the following order.
o Sewing Machine Basics SMB101
o Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101
These first two classes are A MUST! You must know how to properly operate a sewing machine and know how to sew, as well as properly press and iron before taking any class that requires sewing. If you already know how to use a sewing machine, you may start with Sewing and Pressing/Ironing. If you are unsure, feel free to contact
Albuquerque Apparel Center or Hip Stitch.
o Buttonholes and Closures BHC101
o Pockets PCK101
o Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101
These three classes can be taken in any order. The important thing to keep in mind is all 3 should be taken before continuing to Clothing Construction, Flat Pattern, or Undergarments/Corset classes. These in-depth classes will not only teach you how to perfect their construction, but also help you to choose the appropriate ones to use in later projects and assure your finished garment looks its best.
o Clothing Construction 100 CCS100
o Clothing Construction 101 CCS101
o Clothing Construction 102 CCS102
o Tissue Pattern to Manila TPM101
o Undergarments 1 UND101
o Corsets (Undergarments 2) UND102
o Flat Pattern 1 FPT101
o Flat Pattern 2 FPT102
o Flat Pattern 3 FPT103
o Clothing Construction 103 CCS103
o Accessory Design ACD101 (May be taken at any time.)
o Open Design Studio ODS100 (May be taken at any time.)
o Sewing Machine Basics SMB101
o Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101
These first two classes are A MUST! You must know how to properly operate a sewing machine and know how to sew, as well as properly press and iron before taking any class that requires sewing. If you already know how to use a sewing machine, you may start with Sewing and Pressing/Ironing. If you are unsure, feel free to contact
Albuquerque Apparel Center or Hip Stitch.
o Buttonholes and Closures BHC101
o Pockets PCK101
o Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101
These three classes can be taken in any order. The important thing to keep in mind is all 3 should be taken before continuing to Clothing Construction, Flat Pattern, or Undergarments/Corset classes. These in-depth classes will not only teach you how to perfect their construction, but also help you to choose the appropriate ones to use in later projects and assure your finished garment looks its best.
o Clothing Construction 100 CCS100
o Clothing Construction 101 CCS101
o Clothing Construction 102 CCS102
o Tissue Pattern to Manila TPM101
o Undergarments 1 UND101
o Corsets (Undergarments 2) UND102
o Flat Pattern 1 FPT101
o Flat Pattern 2 FPT102
o Flat Pattern 3 FPT103
o Clothing Construction 103 CCS103
o Accessory Design ACD101 (May be taken at any time.)
o Open Design Studio ODS100 (May be taken at any time.)
Essential Sewing Notions Needed For Class:
All listed supplies may be purchased at Hip Stitch. Plus, while attending classes, students receive a 15% discount on all items in the store! Be sure to take advantage of this great savings.
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o straight pins & pincushion
o seam ripper o measuring tape o sewing machine needles |
o hand sewing needles
o Fabric scissors (Used ONLY for Fabric) o Paper scissors (Used ONLY for Paper) |
o marking pencil
o tailors chalk o regular writing pencil o muslin (1-3yds or more) |
Class Listing and Descriptions: (For a Calendar view of these classes, scroll to end of class listings.)
Accessory Design ACD101
This course covers design and construction specific to fashion accessories, as well as an overview of the fashion accessories industry. Various categories of fashion accessories will be explored in detail, followed by creating of actual accessories. Learn the basic design concepts of fashion accessories, taking into consideration construction,
function, esthetics and the fashion market.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
function, esthetics and the fashion market.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Buttonholes and Closures BHC101
Students learn about different types of buttons, buttonholes, and other closures, when to use them, and how to sew them. Students encouraged to bring in garment they are needing buttonholes or other closures sewn into if they have one. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance.
Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Clothing Construction 100 CCS100
(Just What I Want) WOVEN FABRICS ONLY FOR THIS CLASS
Do you have a pattern you are dying to sew? Let's Do It! Students construct 1-2 (simple, woven fabric) garment of their choice using a commercial (store bought) pattern. Learn to read and understand commercial patterns. Focus on cutting, stitches, seam finishes, and darts as well as proper pressing/ironing techniques for a clean, professional look. Understand measurements and make fitting corrections. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions completed for taking home to be used for future referencing will be covered if time permits.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
What to bring to your 1st class: Pattern(s), Woven Fabric(s), Interfacing. Fabric may be purchased at Hip Stitch 1st day of class: Please arrive 15-30 minutes early to choose and purchase. Also, see "Essential Sewing Notions Needed For Class" in Curriculum section.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
What to bring to your 1st class: Pattern(s), Woven Fabric(s), Interfacing. Fabric may be purchased at Hip Stitch 1st day of class: Please arrive 15-30 minutes early to choose and purchase. Also, see "Essential Sewing Notions Needed For Class" in Curriculum section.
Clothing Construction 101 CCS101
Tops (Shirts/Blouses/Dresses)
Student construct a basic shirt, blouse or dress using a commercial (store bought) pattern. Focus on cutting, stitches, seam finishes, and darts as well as proper pressing/ironing techniques for a clean, professional look. Understand measurements and make fitting corrections. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Clothing Construction 102 CCS102
Bottoms (Skirts and Pants)
Student construct a basic pant using a commercial (store bought) pattern. Focus on cutting, stitches, seam finishes, and darts as well as proper pressing/ironing techniques for a clean, professional look. Understand measurements and make fitting corrections. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction
are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Clothing Construction I CCS101.
are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Clothing Construction I CCS101.
Clothing Construction 103 CCS103
Students choose fabrics and construct garments of their own design from patterns completed in Pattern Drafting and/or Draping, as well as a series of samples. Specialty fabrics and creative couture sewing techniques are analyzed. Problem-solving and analytical skills are used to effectively assemble original designs.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Clothing Construction I CCS101, Clothing Construction II CCS102.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing Machine Basics SMB101, Sewing and Pressing/Ironing CCS100, Buttonholes and Closures BHC101, Pockets PCK101, Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101, or can show equivalent experience in these areas.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Clothing Construction I CCS101, Clothing Construction II CCS102.
Corsets (Undergarments 2) UND102
A continuation of Undergarments I, students choose a specific historical time period of women's underpinnings and research deeper into chosen era and its relationship to the changing shape of fashion. Attention to detail of the process of making a historical corset, including patterning, boning, and finishing. Students will construct one replica of a historic corset or corset-inspired garment of their design.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Undergarments I UND101.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Undergarments I UND101.
Flat Pattern 1 FPT101
Bodice
A basic course with emphasis on precision pattern drafting, truing, and cutting skills. Gain knowledge of pattern drafting terminology, measuring techniques, drafting theory and practices and lay the groundwork for future Pattern Drafting projects. Focus on Bodice through flat pattern methods plus Facings, Linings and Interfacing of all patterns drafted. Students develop a series of foundation bodice and sleeve patterns based on the fit of a standard
industry female size-8 block. Learn pattern manipulations to achieve various looks/styles, appropriate fitting adjustments, and adding of proper seam allowance to patterns, then sew up in muslin.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
industry female size-8 block. Learn pattern manipulations to achieve various looks/styles, appropriate fitting adjustments, and adding of proper seam allowance to patterns, then sew up in muslin.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Flat Pattern 2 FPT102
Torsos and Collars
A basic course with emphasis on precision pattern drafting, truing, and cutting skills. Gain knowledge of pattern drafting terminology, measuring techniques, drafting theory and practices and lay the groundwork for future Pattern Drafting projects. Focus on Torso and Collar through flat pattern methods plus Facings, Linings and Interfacing of all patterns drafted. Students develop a series of foundation torso patterns from bodice blocks based on the fit of a
standard industry female size-8 block. Drafting of various collar patterns will be shown. Learn pattern manipulations to achieve various looks/styles, appropriate fitting adjustments, and adding of proper seam allowance to patterns, then sew up in muslin.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Flat Pattern 1 FPT101.
standard industry female size-8 block. Drafting of various collar patterns will be shown. Learn pattern manipulations to achieve various looks/styles, appropriate fitting adjustments, and adding of proper seam allowance to patterns, then sew up in muslin.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Flat Pattern 1 FPT101.
Flat Pattern 3 FPT103
Skirts and Pants
A basic course with emphasis on precision pattern drafting, truing, and cutting skills. Gain knowledge of pattern drafting terminology, measuring techniques, drafting theory and practices and lay the groundwork for future Pattern Drafting projects. Focus on Skirts and Pants through flat pattern methods plus Facings, Linings and Interfacing of all patterns drafted. Students develop a series of foundation skirt and pant patterns based on the fit of a standard industry female size-8 block. Learn pattern manipulations to achieve various looks/styles, appropriate fitting adjustments, and adding of proper seam allowance to patterns, then sew up in muslin.
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Flat Pattern 1 FPT101, Flat Pattern 2 FPT102.
Dates TBA
Class Duration: 20 hours. $300.00.
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Additional Suggested Prerequisite: Flat Pattern 1 FPT101, Flat Pattern 2 FPT102.
Dates TBA
Open Design Studio ODS100
Design studio open for use of workspace and equipment. Instructor on hand to answer questions and assist if needed. This is for use of workspace and equipment only. For personal, 1 on 1 instructions with a garment project, please see Design&Sew 1on1.
$15.00 per hr. (Studio time starts at a minimum of 2 hours.)
$15.00 per hr. (Studio time starts at a minimum of 2 hours.)
Pockets PCK101
Students learn about different types of pockets, when to use them, and how to sew them. Students encouraged to bring in garment they are needing pockets sewn into if they have one. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101
Introduction to sewing concepts. Basic cutting, stitches, seam finishes, and darts are studied as well as proper pressing/ironing techniques for a clean, professional look.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Sewing Machine Basics SMB101
Students learn to operate and trouble shoot machinery.
One-Day Course. 2 hours. $30.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
One-Day Course. 2 hours. $30.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Tissue Pattern to Manila TPM101
With commercial (store bought) patterns perfected, student learns process of transferring tissue pattern to apparel industry standard weight manila paper.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00 + tax.
One-Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00 + tax.
Undergarments 1 UND101
Students learn about the history of women's underpinnings and their relationship to the changing shape of fashion. Also discussed will be the emergence of underwear as outerwear in the past and today, the history of men's undergarments, the impact of dress reform movements on underwear design, and the impact of historic style on current fashions. Students will construct one replica of a historic corset or corset-inspired garment of their design.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Class Duration: 12 hours. $180.00
Class size is limited. $60.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Zippers and Waistlines ZPW101
Students learn about different types of zippers and other various waistline applications, when to use them, and how to sew them into garments. Students encouraged to bring in garment they are needing zippers or other waistline closures sewn into if they have one. Skills in critical thinking, analysis and problem solving applied to apparel construction are emphasized as well as industry-based skills for garment assembly and quality assurance. Sewn samples and instructions are completed for taking home to be used for future referencing.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
One Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
One Day Course. 3 hours. $45.00
Class size is limited. $15.00 deposit will reserve your space.
Prerequisite: Sewing and Pressing/Ironing SPI101.
Seminars
Fashion Forward!
Fashion Forward! Seminars are
presented by Albuquerque Apparel Center.
Learn the history of fashion, what the industry entails, and where it is heading. For more information, visit AbqApparelCenter.com or call 505.803.6966. Fashion Forward! Seminars are held in various locations throughout New Mexico. If you are interested in hosting a seminar in your location, please contact AAC. |
Behind the scenes of Fashion
Are you interested in learning what goes on behind the scenes of Fashion?
Explore the many levels of apparel design, production, promotion, and more that make up its exciting and ever-changing world. Don’t sew? Don’t worry! This seminar is for everyone who wants to learn about the endless business and job opportunities the Fashion Industry offers New Mexicans.
Explore the many levels of apparel design, production, promotion, and more that make up its exciting and ever-changing world. Don’t sew? Don’t worry! This seminar is for everyone who wants to learn about the endless business and job opportunities the Fashion Industry offers New Mexicans.