Sewing for All

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This Sewing for All course is designed to enable you to gain knowledge and confidence in your sewing skills and in using a sewing machine. You can choose from a wide variety of projects to make, from small gifts and soft furnishings to simple garments for yourself and your family. The tutor will discuss with you what you would like to do and learn at the start of the course and will guide you on your chosen project(s) through the course., , By the end of the course, students should be able to:-, , - Use their sewing machine to best advantage., - Choose and use suitable fabrics for their chosen projects., - Use patterns and follow written or diagrammatic instructions., - Take measurements and calculate fabric requirements for their projects, - Use the appropriate techniques to make their items to a high standard., , There is no qualification for this course. The class is suitable for all abilities, from those who are completely new to sewing and want to learn how to use their machine, to those with experience and previous knowledge of making various items., , If you would like a map showing the location of your classroom at this site, please e-mail us at ashtenaec@kent.gov.uk.

Course information

Name: Sewing for All Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20161018 12:27:06 Updated 20161018 12:27:06

Entry requirements

Please bring your sewing machine; there are some sewing machines at the Centre, but it is best that you get used to using your own. Students will be taught how to use their machine for different processes and troubleshoot any problems that arise. Please bring all the accessories, foot controls and leads for the machine, and the instruction manual., , You will need to supply your own materials according to the project you are working on: please bring small sewing equipment, such as sharp scissors for cutting fabric, pins, needles, a tape measure, chalk fabric pencil, sewing threads to match fabrics and a folder, paper and pens for notes and hand-outs. A digital camera is also useful if you have one already., , For the first session, please bring a piece of fabric to make a small bag - size approximately 50cms x 50cms (this could be cut from an old curtain or cotton garment) and a 20cm nylon zip (the tutor will have some supplies that you can purchase at the class). We advise that you complete the first couple of weeks before purchasing any clothing patterns or fabric., , The tutor will have a selection of items for sale, such as zips, cotton calico, piping cord, some threads, wadding and interfacings., , Equipment required Please bring your sewing machine; there are some sewing machines at the Centre, but it is best that you get used to using your own. Students will be taught how to use their machine for different processes and troubleshoot any problems that arise. Please bring all the accessories, foot controls and leads for the machine, and the instruction manual., , You will need to supply your own materials according to the project you are working on: please bring small sewing equipment, such as sharp scissors for cutting fabric, pins, needles, a tape measure, chalk fabric pencil, sewing threads to match fabrics and a folder, paper and pens for notes and hand-outs. A digital camera is also useful if you have one already., , For the first session, please bring a piece of fabric to make a small bag - size approximately 50cms x 50cms (this could be cut from an old curtain or cotton garment) and a 20cm nylon zip (the tutor will have some supplies that you can purchase at the class). We advise that you complete the first couple of weeks before purchasing any clothing patterns or fabric., , The tutor will have a selection of items for sale, such as zips, cotton calico, piping cord, some threads, wadding and interfacings., ,

Provider

Kent Training and Apprenticeship Service / Kent Adult Education (Community Learning and Skills)
adult.education@kent.gov.uk
0845 606 5606
http://www.kent.gov.uk/adulted

Address

Head Office
College Road Town: Sittingbourne County:Kent

Learning aims

Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Classification: Arts, Media and Publishing

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