Contemporary Millinery

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Learn the techniques required to produce stylish and contemporary hats. Each term will focus on different materials and methods: felt in the autumn, straw and woven materials in spring and in summer, the development of patterns for both soft and structured hats will be in focus. Each course will cover a wide range of techniques to enable you to produce beautiful modern hats with a professional finish. Attendance on all three will provide a strong grounding in the core techniques of hat making., This is a structured course with an emphasis on design, creativity and use of materials and is suitable for anyone with an interest in the subject. To achieve the learning outcomes each term, you must complete modules 1 and 2., No previous experience of hat making is necessary although it is useful to have sewing machine skills. Returning students may continue with their own projects.,

Course information

Name: Contemporary Millinery Qualification title: Non regulated SFA formula funded provision, Level 1, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design, 13 to 20 hrs, PW C Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20140821 11:05:10 Updated 20140821 11:05:10

Entry requirements

• a basic sewing kit: fabric scissors, small trimming scissors, tape measure, pins , • hand sewing needles, a variety of sewing threads, a thimble, tailor’s chalk, • paper cutting scissors , • a propelling pencil (the cheap ones are fine) , • an apron to protect your clothes, Also:, • A comprehensive list of suppliers will be given at the first lesson including where to purchase millinery materials. , • You must provide your own fabrics, trimmings, haberdashery, etc, • Pattern paper and card is available for use in the studio. , • You will need to purchase a machine bobbin from the tutor for £1, refundable at the end of the course., Equipment required • a basic sewing kit: fabric scissors, small trimming scissors, tape measure, pins , • hand sewing needles, a variety of sewing threads, a thimble, tailor’s chalk, • paper cutting scissors , • a propelling pencil (the cheap ones are fine) , • an apron to protect your clothes, Also:, • A comprehensive list of suppliers will be given at the first lesson including where to purchase millinery materials. , • You must provide your own fabrics, trimmings, haberdashery, etc, • Pattern paper and card is available for use in the studio. , • You will need to purchase a machine bobbin from the tutor for £1, refundable at the end of the course.,

Provider

Morley College
Further Education
enquiries@morleycollege.ac.uk
2074501889
http://www.morleycollege.ac.uk

Address

61 Westminster Bridge Road Town: London County:Greater London