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Patterning for Fashion Design: Lessons From History
A presentation by Caitlin Wright of Atelier Delska Dressmaking. Brought to you by Indigo Hill and the Vankleek Hill Museum. Discover the magic behind the creation of some of history’s most iconic fashion silhouettes. This talk will connect you with the craftspeople of the past, introducing you to the techniques used to produce some of history’s most recognizable garments. Home sewists will learn how the historical skills of pattern drafting and draping can be applied to create a modern wearable wardrobe. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session and light refreshments. At the Creating Centre, 11 High St., Vankleek Hill. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased in advance at Indigo Hill, 26 Main St. E., Vankleek Hill (www.indigohilldyestudio.ca)
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