Osas Olumese Training Institute

What a blog post title for the first post of the year... I thought about it too, but since I have an already  documented post, it can as well be the first for 2020. Happy New Year to you. Thank you for making 2019 count for us, Lets together make 2020 outstanding. New year 2020 Back to the crust of today's post Basically this post is about churning out well made clothes in short time frame. I had to force myself to think about this, as my work load grew. Although I can delegate things to get done, I am yet to grow past the feeling that I get it done it better. Don’t judge me, I will grow out of this. I must, to scale... my brand . Back to the point of this blog post… so when I need to get more done in a short period of time, what I do is... division of labour (thankful for that topic in economics). I do have apprentice that I may not be comfortable giving them the whole garment to do, but I trust their ironing skill, straight line sewing skill,

I remember when I was a lot younger… I think I was in secondary school, my mother took me to a tailor to get measured for a garment. According to my mother, this tailor was on-point (you know what I mean) as in his work was beautiful. Learn how to sew at OOTIKano I cannot remember being so excited about it, but who would not love to have more clothe as a child. Fast forward to the day when I received the clothe…. My response was…Is this it? The finishing was poor, the fit was not it. We took it for a number of amendment, and at a point, I just stopped, thinking I would grow to meet the cloth over time LOL. This memory is what caused me to keep asking myself “there must be something more”, as I learnt how to make clothing using the free hand method of doing things. This questions led me to the answer - pattern making. I wanted the focus of my garment to have a lot of emphasis on its Fit and Finish . I would not say I have arrived, but I constantly want to out-do my last job

Happy New Year, from all of us at OOTI Happy New year to you all and your family .  We are so excited about all the things we would be making happen at Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI), this year. We would be doing beautiful things, partnering with you... Like the sating goes the more the merrier... And what better way can we have fun than by making beautiful clothes; the energy in the environment during teaching and execution is one that words fail to explain, but the smiles at the end makes the whole journey worthwhile. At Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI) have a goal to train a minimum of 50 people by the end of 2018, we have repackaged our courses - upgrading them, with new improved training delivery methods,  to ensure easy step by step guide to making you achieve your goal in a timely manner. At Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI)  we train you to become the best and a leader in the industry, you can't get anything better. Registration is on

We are so excited about 2017. Although 2016, was a good year for us, there is much more unfolding in the year 2017. With the new year, one thing that we must realize is that our goals would not work themselves out. For our dreams to become reality, we must not only plan towards their actualization, but we must work them out. Remember that failure is just an event, it is NOT a person. You may fail, but that does not mean you are a failure. You only need to re-strategize and work at it again. Connect with people who have achieved what you hope to achieve, and ask questions. Attend seminars and workshop, relating to the goals you would like to accomplish. And most importantly, act on what you know. There are no life rehearsals, and for you to accomplish things that have never been done, you have to set out. This is a risk, but you would enjoy the profit, and if you do not profit, you have learnt, do not stay down, GET UP! Let us together make 2017 count NOW. Fo

Happy New Year. 2015 was a superb year, we had a great time teaching people how to sew from the scratch and saw them grow in their sewing, pattern making and cutting skill. We are happy to say the learning was both ways, you need to hear the questions and interaction during class sessions. In summary, our class session was impactful and loaded for participants. In order to accommodate experienced sewers who would like to learn how to incorporate pattern making into what they do, we are restructuring our classes . Through we would still have the basic sewing course; experienced sewers can register for specialized courses depending on their need. Below are some of the courses we would be offering this year 2016. Basic sewing and introduction to pattern drafting (skirt) course Skirt variations Pattern Making Basics (Bodice) Pattern Making Essentials: Tailored Jackets Pattern Making: Trousers The Basic Course would start on Tuesday, the 26th January, 2016; and

Happy New Year!!! Thank you for your love and support in the course of 2014, let's together do great things this year 2015. Learn basic sewing with a professional twist as we guide you through the process of making garments. You would understand why tailors do what they do and you would be confident of your own garment making process. Do not procrastinate; bring your dreams to life now. Dreams only come true when you work on your dreams. Make plans to be part of the next session of the Basic Fashion Design Course at Osas Olumese Training Institute, which would commence on Tuesday, 17 February 2015. Get the chance to meet other creative minds also leaning the science of sewing. For enquires, you can call us, send us a mail, or come to our studio either on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Fridays; don’t forget to book an appointment before dropping by. Call 0704 628 7227, 0708 725 9826 Email osasolumese@gmail.com You can join the conversation going on https://www.facebo