Transform your fashion design skills with our ‘2D Pattern Making’ Course

Course Advantages

Expert Guidance: Learn from industry professionals with extensive experience in digital pattern making and CAD software, ensuring you acquire practical and up-to-date skills.

Comprehensive Curriculum: Explore a wide range of topics from basic tools to advanced pattern making, covering various garments like kurtas, blouses, and pants, providing a well-rounded education.

Hands-On Learning: Benefit from live online classes combined with recorded sessions, allowing you to practice techniques and receive real-time feedback to enhance your skills.

Customized Patterns: Develop the ability to create patterns based on your own designs or student-provided concepts, fostering creativity and individual expression in your work.

Portfolio Development:  Build a professional portfolio showcasing your patterns and designs, demonstrating your expertise and creativity to potential employers or clients in the fashion industry.

Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Digital Pattern Making:

• Fundamentals and principles of digital pattern making
• CAD software interface and basic functions
• Advantages of digital pattern making

Module 2: Basic Tools:

• Using move, copy, cut, and join tools
• Essential functions for manipulating digital patterns
• Mastering basic tools for effective pattern modification

Module 3: Pattern Making of Basic Kurta Block:

• Techniques for creating a digital pattern for a basic kurta
• Key measurements and construction techniques
• Interpreting a basic bodice and sleeve block for kurta styles

Module 4: Variations in Basic Kurta:

• Modifying patterns for different kurta styles (e.g., Anarkali, full circular)
• Adapting patterns for various silhouettes and design details

Module 5: Basic Bodice Block:

• Developing a digital pattern for a basic bodice block
• Shaping techniques and proportions for a well-fitted bodice
• Foundation for creating tops and dresses

Module 6: Creating Tops with Basic Bodice Block:

• Designing different top styles using the basic bodice block
• Exploring neckline variations, sleeve options, and design elements

Module 7: Creating Different Elements of Garments:

• Constructing garment elements like plackets, pockets, collars, and cuffs
• Achieving accurate and functional details in patterns

Module 8: Creating Basic Skirt Block:

• Developing a digital pattern for a basic skirt block
• Considering waist and hip measurements
• Shaping techniques for a well-fitted skirt

Module 9: Variations in Skirts:

• Modifying the basic skirt block for different skirt styles (e.g., flared, kali)
• Creativity and design experimentation with skirt variations

Module 10: Grading of Bodice and Skirt Block:

• Scaling bodice and skirt blocks to different sizes
• Maintaining proportions and fit during grading
• Techniques for accurate and consistent grading

Module 11: Pattern Making of Sheath Dress:

• Creating a digital pattern for a sheath dress
• Shaping and fitting techniques for a close-fitting silhouette
• Achieving desired style and proportions

Module 12: Variations in Sheath Dress:

• Adapting the sheath dress pattern for different styles (e.g., shift, box silhouettes)
• Understanding design options within the sheath dress category

Module 13: Creating Patterns of Dress Designs Provided by Students:

• Applying pattern-making skills to student-provided designs
• Encouraging creativity and individuality in pattern creation

Module 14: Pattern Making of Blouse (Introduction to Darts):

• Creating a digital pattern for a blouse with darts
• Incorporating darts for shaping and fit

Module 15: Variations in Blouses:

• Designing different blouse styles with neckline and sleeve variations
• Adapting the basic blouse pattern for diverse styles

Module 16: Pattern Making of Men’s Shirt:

• Developing a digital pattern for a men’s shirt
• Shaping techniques and construction details for men’s shirts

Module 17: Pattern Making of Bifurcated Garment Pants:

• Techniques for pattern making of bifurcated pants (pants with separate leg openings)
• Factors such as fit, rise, leg shape, and style details for pants

Our Methodology

Hands-On Learning: Engage in practical exercises, including creating and manipulating digital patterns for garments like kurta and skirt blocks. Apply techniques in real-world scenarios to build confidence and proficiency.

Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced pattern makers who provide step-by-step guidance on advanced techniques and industry practices, ensuring precise mastery of digital pattern making.

Personalized Feedback: Receive tailored critiques on your projects to refine your skills and address specific challenges, enhancing your accuracy and creativity in pattern design.

Project-Based Approach: Work on diverse projects, such as dress and pants patterns, preparing you to meet industry standards and showcase your skills effectively.

Collaborative Environment: Participate in interactive sessions with peers to exchange ideas and gain varied perspectives, enriching your learning experience.

Ongoing Support: Access resources and guidance even after the course ends, aiding in portfolio development and career advancement.

Course Requirement

Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with computer and software functions.

Software and Hardware: Access to CAD software (e.g., Adobe Illustrator), a three-button mouse with a scrolling wheel, and a compatible PC.

Prior Knowledge: Prior expertise in pattern making is beneficial but not required. We start from the basics, so no prior software experience is needed.

Job Opportunities

• Pattern Maker
• Fashion Designer Assistant
• CAD Technician
• Garment Technologist
• Freelance Pattern Designer
• Textile Designer
• Fashion Product Developer
• Costume Designer

Recruiters for UI/UX Design Jobs

Pattern Maker: After gaining proficiency in 2D pattern making, you can find job opportunities with fashion brands such as Zara, H&M, or Louis Vuitton.

Fashion Designer Assistant: With expertise in pattern making, you can join fashion houses like Chanel, Gucci, or Prada to assist in visualizing and developing design concepts.

CAD Technician: You may work as a CAD Technician at garment manufacturers such as Arvind Mills, Raymond Limited, or Vardhman Textiles.

Garment Technologist: Opportunities are available with textile companies like Reliance Industries or Welspun India, where you can work as a Garment Technologist.

Freelance Pattern Designer: Find freelance opportunities on platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr, offering custom pattern designs for various projects.

Textile Designer: With your skills, you can work as a Textile Designer with companies like Reliance Industries or Welspun India.

Fashion Product Developer: Join online fashion retailers such as Myntra, Flipkart, or Amazon Fashion as a Fashion Product Developer.

Costume Designer: Work as a Costume Designer with entertainment studios like Marvel Studios or Walt Disney Studios, focusing on creating and designing costumes.