Course overview

Fashion designers use key skills, techniques and processes in producing innovations in clothing and dress. This course introduces you to these key principles, techniques and language of the subject and follow the process from interpreting the brief to realising a creative garment idea. No previous knowledge is assumed and you are encouraged to explore a range of ideas, processes and methods while completing a negotiated project.

Starts Monday 20 January, Mondays for eight weeks, 6.00pm - 9.00pm.

You can apply for up to three Winter University courses on the same application form. If you wish to change your choice or add additional modules after you have submitted your application then please email us at winter.university@tees.ac.uk to let us know.

Where you study

Middlesbrough Campus

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Course details

What you study

Module Aims:
- To develop an understanding of the key principles and contexts of fashion and garment making.
- To develop the knowledge and practical skills in garment making and the stages in the production of a garment from design, draw in to patternmaking and toiles.
- To provide opportunities for students to originate and present imaginative designs in their own subject area.
- To encourage a reflective approach to learning.




Indicative Content:
- Contexts of contemporary fashion design
- The creative process and concept development including trends, fashion sketching and fashion drawing
- Creatively explore the techniques and processes in simple garment production
- Project presentations and reflective summary

How you are assessed

The module will be assessed through a portfolio of creative work (100%).

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

No formal entry requirements needed