Fabric suggestions:

• Outer Shell: Denim/cottons/camouflage/felt/wool/corduroy or  anything relating to the theme
• Lining: Cotton/Satin

Think Futuristic when choosing your fabric’s

Fabric Measurements:

• Outer shell: 90cm width fabric = Purchase 60cm in length
• Lining: Width 112cm = Purchase 60cms length
• Interfacing: Width 90cms = Purchase 20cms in length (lightweight iron-on interfacing)
• 2 Decorative Buttons & 2 small re-inforcement buttons (shirt size buttons)

ACTUAL GARMENT:

ACTUAL GARMENT:

This garment can be made in 3 different ways.

Full circle skirt: Lots of volume

Half circle skirt: Medium volume

Quarter circle skirt: Small amount of volume.

Can be made with elasticated waist OR waistband and zip. (7 inch zip required and 1 button) A more tailored finish with using a zip.

Fabric suggestions:

Rayon, Polyseter charmeuse, simple cotton, Thin corduroy, lightweight wool.

TIPS: Many fabrics will work for this project. Lightweight fabrics will be more bouncy and synthetic rayons and polyester will slink and pink around beautifully. A heavy weight cotton will result in a more dramatic fullness.

Skirt Measurements

Full Circle Skirt

Half Circle Skirt

Quarter Circle Skirt

Waist Elastic Measurements

KIMONO:

Intermediate Level

Fabric Suggestions

Light jersey or viscose jersey, cotton; different weights, soft denim, silk,  sweat or any fabric you think looks good.  Non stretch for beginners.

Fabric Measurements

Helpful Hint: Remember, it’s the details you add to the garment that set’s it apart from the others. Use your imagination this season. Fringing, embellishments, faux fur, stripes, bias binding, sequins

ACTUAL GARMENT:

ACTUAL GARMENT:

Fabric Suggestions

Choose a non-stretch fabric.

Fabric Measurements

**Note Zip is optional

** Note Gilet can have a shoulder piece in a different colour, 30cm of extra fabric is needed for this

Helpful Hint: Remember, it’s the details you add to the garment that set’s it apart from the others. Use your imagination this season. Fringing, embellishments, faux fur, stripes, bias binding, sequins

FABRIC MEASUREMENTS:

Cape:

• 2 meters of fabric
• 2 meters of lining in corresponding colours

Why not create a matching Beret, for this you will need:

• 70x70cm of the same fabric as the cape

FABRIC CHOICE: Fur/Fleece/Denim/Cotton/Wool

TOP TIP: Use your imagination with accessories, for eg, Buttons, buckles, ribbon, fringing, ruffles etc

^{FABRIC PURCHASE: Project Fashion Students will receive 15% in Home Focus @ Hickeys} 

ACTUAL GARMENT:

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL:

SWEATSHIRT DRESS/HOODIE

Fabric suggestions

Sweatshirt fabric  or Jersey

If you can’t get ribbing, you may use the stretch material from the garment itself.

TIP: Use your imagination when designing this garment.  Do some research and look at sweatshirt designs, look at the print and any embellishment’s they have used.  This is what will make your design stand out from the rest.  Changing the fabric on the sleeves, adding faux fur on the pocket.  Sequins are always fantastic on a garment.  A hood is optional.

This garment can be made as a dress or sweatshirt. With or without a hood.

Fabric Measurements

Fabric suggestions

Cotton, denim, velvet or  any fabric with a nice weight will work well. It must be a non-stretch woven fabric.

Fabric Measurements

• Measure your child waist and add 25cm (which is width of fabric)  X 30cm (length of fabric) If you would like to lengthen the skirt – add extra to the 30cms)
• 2 Buttons
• Iron-on fusing for waste band (fusing length should be approx same size as waste plus 25cm as it also needs to cross over the body)

Fabric suggestions

A sweatshirt fabric or Jersey fabric

Making the sleeves in an alternative fabric is optional, this can be done in a lace, tulle, voile, organza, satin or cotton.

If you can’t get ribbing for the end & cuffs, you may use the stretch material from the garment itself.

TIP: Use your imagination when designing this garment.  Do some research and look at sweatshirt designs, look at the print and any embellishment’s they have used.  This is what will make your design stand out from the rest.  Changing the fabric on the sleeves.  Sequins are always fantastic on a garment.

Fabric Measurements

(For fabric width 150cm)

Full Jumper in sweatshirt/jersey fabric

• 2 .5 meters of fabric
• 150cm wide ribbing for the bottom/cuffs 15cm

Jumper with alternative sleeves

• 1.5m of fabric for the sleeves
• 1.5m  of fabric for the jumper torso
• 150cm wide ribbing for the bottom/cuffs 15cm

^{FABRIC PURCHASE: Project Fashion Students will receive 15% in Home Focus @ Hickeys} 

Fabric suggestions

A denim, cotton, PVC (light weight)

Something not stretch – not too heavy

TIP: Use your imagination when designing this garment.  Do some research and look at skirt designs, look at the print and any embellishment’s they have used.  This is what will make your design stand out from the rest.

Fabric Measurements

(For fabric width 150cm)

• 1.5m of fabric
• 1m of elastic for the waist width between 5cm – 8cm

^{FABRIC PURCHASE: Project Fashion Students will receive 15% in Home Focus @ Hickeys} 

Fabric suggestions

A jersey fabric

TIP: Use your imagination when designing this garment.  Do some research and look at jogger designs, look at the print and any embellishment’s they have used.  This is what will make your design stand out from the rest.

Fabric Measurements

Joggers

Cropped Hoodie

Long Hoodie

^{FABRIC PURCHASE: Project Fashion Students will receive 15% in Home Focus @ Hickeys} 

Fabric suggestions

Cotton, denim, velvet or  any fabric with a nice weight will work well. It must be a non-stretch woven fabric.

Fabric Measurements

ACTUAL GARMENT:

Fabric Suggestions

Choose a non-stretch fabric.

Fabric Measurements

**Note Zip is optional, zip length will depend on the length of the garmet made

** Note Gilet can have a shoulder piece in a different colour, 30cm of extra fabric is needed for this

Helpful Hint: Remember, it’s the details you add to the garment that set’s it apart from the others. Use your imagination this season. Fringing, embellishments, faux fur, stripes, bias binding, sequins