Brand new beginner courses starting in October for the first instruction book only 15 spots available so register early to avoid disappointment!
It is truly a privilege for me to teach these classes the students get so much out of them and I get just as much in return from the students. It is a very positive learning experience for all involved, everyone gains a new perspective on their own bodies as they learn how to fit garments on their classmates. They see that not all bodies are created equal and there is no "category" or "type" learning how to enhance the positives rather than hide the negatives. This is so much more than a sewing course, it's a confidence builder
because when we look good, we feel good. The class motto is:
The clothes must fit the body, not the body fit the clothes.
Students learn that the body, like the person is an individual and should
not be pigeon holed into a "type" or "category", they learn this by fitting
each other in class. Students are challenged to go outside their comfort
zone and try garments they would have otherwise overlooked. In the end
they are very pleasantly surprised and are wearing more tailored/fitted
garments than before. They are taught to enhance the positives rather
than hide the negatives under baggy/larger garments that alone increases
self-confidence.
It is truly a privilege for me to teach these classes the students get so much out of them and I get just as much in return from the students. It is a very positive learning experience for all involved, everyone gains a new perspective on their own bodies as they learn how to fit garments on their classmates. They see that not all bodies are created equal and there is no "category" or "type" learning how to enhance the positives rather than hide the negatives. This is so much more than a sewing course, it's a confidence builder
because when we look good, we feel good. The class motto is:
The clothes must fit the body, not the body fit the clothes.
Students learn that the body, like the person is an individual and should
not be pigeon holed into a "type" or "category", they learn this by fitting
each other in class. Students are challenged to go outside their comfort
zone and try garments they would have otherwise overlooked. In the end
they are very pleasantly surprised and are wearing more tailored/fitted
garments than before. They are taught to enhance the positives rather
than hide the negatives under baggy/larger garments that alone increases
self-confidence.
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