Fashion

Designers have two sessions to explore their fashion-forward creativity.

Session 1 Fashion: Design & Construction I

Students will learn garment construction basics such as cutting a standard pattern, closure methods, and fabric manipulation techniques such as quilting, pleating, and trapunto along with textile vocabulary that will assist them in the making of an accessory and/or basic garment. Students will also try out experimental pattern-making techniques, be introduced to surface design and learn about using recycled materials in garment design. This class is suitable for a beginner but will also offer advanced techniques for the intermediate sewer.

Ages:

10-14

Location:

Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts

Dates:

June 13 – June 24

Times: Camp sessions run from 9am to 3pm, with extended care available from 3-6pm.

Price: $875.00

Includes $25 material fee

Session 3 Fashion: Design & Construction II

This session is a great option for students from Session I who want to continue creating and building their designs while deepening their skillset or new students with previous sewing skills who are ready to dive into making a conceptual garment and accessory using advanced techniques and materials. As with Session One, a selection of the student work will be included in the installation/exhibition at SFArtsED’s Minnesota Street Project gallery in August/September 2022.