Evening and Daytime Fashion and sewing courses in Peckham starting week of 24th April

By charcoal
April 20, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 20, 2017

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Just down the road from Peckham Rye train station....

Your local adult learning centre!

New Courses starting next week beginning 24th April....

Foundation in fashion skills - pattern making and construction part one and two Learn to design and make basic skirts from your own patterns. Drafting a trouser block is a negotiated option. You will also design, draft and adapt bodice blocks, sleeves.

10am to 3pm

Starting Wednesday 26/4/17

8 weeks

?128 standard ?64 concession

Course Code FT6045

Garment making for beginners

A mixed ability course. Beginners will work from a basic commercial pattern. Improvers will select a more advanced pattern.

Course Code FT6026

Tuesdays 10am to 12pm

25/4/17

10 weeks

?80 standard ?40 concession

Sewing machine skills and sample techniques for beginners Learn how to set up and use a sewing machine. You will sample sewing techniques, seams, darts, zips etc. and make simple items.

Course Code FT6018

Mondays 10am to 12pm

24/4/17

10 weeks

?80 standard ?40 concession

Sewing skills for beginners Learn how to set up and use a sewing machine. You will sample sewing techniques, seams, darts, zips etc. and make a simple item.

x2 Saturdays 10am to 3pm

10/6/17

2 weeks

?36 standard ?18 concession

Call Thomas Calton Centre or drop in on Alpha Street, just off Choumert Grove

Telephone 020 7358 2100.

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