Woo Hoo! We have a link!
The first part of my five part live Webinar series on Garment Construction for Handweavers is now available for registration! The first installment will air February 23, 2015 at 1pm EST. If you are a participant in the live webinar, you will get to ask questions at the end. All questions will be answered, if not during the webinar, then during the 48 hour time frame afterwards, and then they will be packaged with the download when available. All participants of the live webinar get a copy of the download. Those that miss the presentation can purchase the download later when it becomes available.
http://www.interweavestore.com/garment-construction-part-1-handwoven-yardage-and-sewing-tips
| Garment Construction Part 1: Handwoven Yardage and Sewing Tips
with Daryl Lancaster Live Web Seminar |
| Join Daryl Lancaster as she discusses the first steps to garment construction. Live web seminar starts at 1pm EST on Feb. 23rd, 2015. |
| Cutting into handwoven cloth is one of the most distressing hurdles for most weavers to overcome. Yet, for garments that flatter the body, this is a critical part of the process of garment construction. And of course, how much yardage, how wide to weave, how to sett that yardage and ultimately what to make from that yardage are all questions that every weave interested in creating wearable garments has asked themselves. |
| In this five part series, Daryl will guide you through the entire process, from deciding what to weave, selecting the pattern, learning how to fit the pattern for the best results, and finally how to construct garments that flatter, maintain stability in the cloth and pay homage to the creative process. Daryl has spent a lifetime making garments. She became a handweaver in the 1970’s and has passionately combined the two, to create award winning garments from her handwoven fabric. |
What you’ll learn:
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Who should attend:
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| Each registration comes with access to the archived version of the event as well as any handouts referenced during the presentation. You do not have to attend the live event to get the recording of the presentation or the handouts. In all Weaving Today web seminars, no question goes unanswered. Attendees have the ability to chat with the instructor during the live event and ask questions. You will receive a copy of the web seminar presentation in an email that goes out one week after the live event. The answers to questions not covered in the live presentation will be included in this email as well. |
How long will the seminar run?
Thank you, I have registered. Are all 5 parts a separate price or does this include all parts.
Looking foreward to this!
Done!
Thanks, Daryl, just signed up as I’ll be trying to sew a garment with handwoven yardage for the first time. Looking forward to learning about this!
Wow! I will be one of the ones purchasing after the fact–unfortunately fiber is not an accepted excuse for missing work. 8-(
I love the topics to be covered!
Sounds interesting. And now I know what a ‘sewist’ is!
Daryl,
It is not clear whether all 5 parts are just one price. Since it doesn’t say, I would assume not. could you confirm?
Thanks!
Sharolene
Woo hoo indeed 🙂
Hi everyone! Each part of the five part webinar series is $19.99. Think of it as a five hour workshop with Daryl! If I came to your guild and did a one day class, you’d probably pay $100, and now you’ll get to have the recordings and watch them over and over. Each part is 50 minutes with a 10-15 minute Q&A. Any questions that remain after that time will be answered afterward and be a part of the download.
Will all classes be at the same time?
Pretty much from what I can tell.
If you can’t make the actual live broadcast, you’ll have access to the download once it is packaged.
Will we get to keep the download and watch it over again to reinforce what we’ve learned forever?
Yep! That’s the plan Simone! You’ll get to watch it over and over as far as I understand, with no expiration date!
I signed up for the course; excited. As a new weaver there is so much to learn and I want to be able to weave yardage and sew some clothes!