Foundations to Sewing and Pattern Drafting Course - women's wear

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Get ready to embark on an exhilarating fashion journey like no other! Introducing our Foundations to Sewing and Pattern Drafting Course - women's wear. This course is specially designed to ignite your passion for fashion and unleash your creativity in the world of pattern making.

Perfect for fashion enthusiasts and beginners alike, this course will take you on an exciting adventure through the art of pattern making.

Explore a wide range of skirt variations as we delve into manipulating skirt blocks to create stunning designs. From bias cut skirts to pleated wonders, you'll learn how to bring your unique style to life. But that's not all! We'll also dive deep into creating intricate bodice styles like cowl necks, raglans, and illusion off-shoulder necklines. Get ready to master the art of the fitted bodice and bring your fashion dreams to reality.

Yummy Mummy rocking her Cowl Top (Class Work) and lovely Skirt

Throughout the course, you'll create custom blocks, refine fit, and unlock your creativity with dart and seam line manipulation. With your newly acquired skills, you'll design garments that are truly one-of-a-kind. From princess seams to drop sleeves, strapless dresses to cowl neck wonders, the possibilities are endless. 


Immerse yourself in this transformative course that spans over a flexible duration, depending on your chosen option. Join us for weekday classes over 15 weeks, evening classes over 24 weeks, or weekend classes over 40 weeks. Choose the schedule that suits your lifestyle and get ready to immerse yourself in the world of fashion.

 Further details of the course can be found here.


Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!

Register now by purchasing a registration form for just 2,000 Naira.

Pay the required fees either by cash or online transfer to the "Osas Olumese" account at any Access Bank branch.

Once you've completed these steps, notify us through telephone, WhatsApp, or email so we can prepare for your upcoming classes.

 

Join us at Osas Olumese, located at Number 28, Opposite Kabo Holdings, Airport Road, Kano, for an unforgettable fashion journey.

 

Remember, the duration of the course can be tailored to your commitment and dedication. The choice is yours!

 

Unleash your potential, explore your creativity, and let your fashion dreams soar. We can't wait to welcome you to our vibrant fashion community. Get ready to redefine your fashion journey with Osas Olumese!




Location: Kano, Nigeria

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