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Starter activity - Tissue holders
Starter activity - Tissue holders
Learn to create - Ako ki te Waihanga
+ how to use a new piece of equipment safely and correctly
+ How to follow a set of instructions to produce an outcome
+ following a pattern, choosing and cutting fabric, sewing straight lines
Our Project:
Our Project:
Design and make your own bag
Design and make your own bag
We are following the DESIGN PROCESS to create a bag for our own stakeholder
What do we need to consider?
What will it look like?
Challenge yourself to create something awesome!
This session we will be working on phase 1: CONCEPT
This session we will be working on phase 1: CONCEPT
Phase 2: MOCK UP
Phase 2: MOCK UP
This is your paper version of all the parts you will need to construct your bag
EVERY part needs to be accounted for
It needs to be the life size version of your concept designs
Write a list of all your parts
Figure out what is going to be sewn onto the front or side and what you just need to collect
Draw these out looking at the size of the template you have chosen
Every stuffed part needs a SEAM ALLOWANCE
workshops
workshops
- tie dye
You need to cut your fabric to size first
Equipment:
+ White cotton
+ Rubber bands
+ Dye (whatever colour/s you choose)
+ Boiling water
2. Tassel Making
2. Tassel Making
You need to make sure you leave a long enough loop to attach to the seam of your bag
Equipment:
+ Cardboard measure
+ Yarn (whatever colour/s you choose)
+ Scissors
3. pom pom Making
3. pom pom Making
You need to measure what size you need them
If they are small enough you can make them on a fork
Equipment:
+ Cardboard measure circle
+ Yarn (whatever colour/s you choose)
+ Scissors
+ tapestry needle
4. fabric painting
4. fabric painting
Miss Keene has sorted the stencils
Equipment:
+ stencil
+ masking tape
+ paint (whatever colour/s you choose)
+ sponges
5. Making a pocket
5. Making a pocket
+ figure out the size you want your pocket and create a template with a seam allowance
You need to cut 2 pieces of fabric from your pocket template
They can be different fabrics or the same
Phase 3: Instructions
Phase 3: Instructions
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