Sew 222
Introduction to Collared Shirts
The crispy clean lines of a perfectly tailored shirt collar. It is in the detail that elevates an entire garment. This class, we’ll demystify the process, guiding you through the steps to assemble and attach a collar that looks like it was crafted by a master tailor. Say goodbye to homemade-looking collars and hello to perfection.
Description
Skill Level: 2
Cost: $325 +GST
- Max. 6 students
- Location: WEST
- Class Length: 4 x 3 hour sessions
- Prerequisite: Sew 200 or equivalent
**This pattern has many components to it and may require homework to ensure completion
What is Included?
- Sewing Pattern
- Sewing Tutorial
- 1 x bobbin
Supply List:
- 250m – 500m spool of matching or contrasting polyester thread (Gutterman or Coats)
- Dressmaking Pins (Glass, Pearl, or Plastic head)
- Dressmaking Shears
- Thread Snips
- Fabrics & notions for garment projects (a list will be sent to you)
Course Outline
Yokes
Yokes are a shaping seam, a dart alternative for a more fitted look. We’ll show you the easiest method in working with a shirt yoke.
Collar & Collar Stand
Getting a clean even collar stand and pointy collars can be tricky but we got several tips & tricks in getting a pro-finish.
Sleeve Plackets & Set-in Sleeves
Sewing sleeves, especially clean and properly fitting sleeves, can often be quite challenging for beginners and many intermediate sewists alike. The main reason for this is that a set-in sleeve has some ease at the cap. To put it simply, the measurement of the sleeve cap is slightly bigger than the armhole to which it will be attached. We will show you the perfect way to attach a set-in sleeve smoothly without puckers!