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Bolsillos del siglo XVIII: un taller sobre la historia de la costura y la moda

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Heather Linke
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4.9
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(118)
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¡Aprenda la historia de los bolsillos mientras borda y cose su propio bolsillo!

Experiencia de clase

Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 6 - 9
Nivel Beginner - Advanced
3 lessons//3 Weeks
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Lesson One
History of Pockets. We will draft the pattern, cut out the pieces, and design embroidery.
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Lesson Two
We will sew the pocket pieces together.
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Lesson Three
We will finish sewing the pockets on their waistband, and students will show off their work!
  • Students will learn several basic historic hand sewing skills.
I've been sewing historic garment reproductions for over 30 years. I've worked in several living history museums, for over more than 18 years, creating my all my own professional costuming for various time periods in history... as well as researching and writing staff costuming standards guides for two museums and drafting patterns from photographs and historic garments in the collection. My extended family lives near Colonial Williamsburg, where I have visited many times, taking part in several workshops related to historic textile arts. I currently consult and demonstrate as a domestic and textile historian for Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center. 
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluido
Comentario: incluido
Detalles: Completion of any extra decorative embroidery by the second class. Hand sewing between classes if not finished with steps in class.
Evaluación
Frecuencia: incluido
Detalles: Assessments offered upon request.
Students will need the following items to make their pocket:

1 yard of 100% Cotton or Linen Fabric in white, ivory, grey, or another lighter color 

Enough 3/4" twill tape to wrap around students waist and tie in a bow with tails
 - OR - 
1 Package Extra Wide Double Fold Bias Tape (to coordinate with fabric, in the color of your choice) 

White Thread
Sewing Needle
Scissors 
Sewing Pins
Thimble (optional)
Embroidery Thread (for embroidered decoration, in1+ color(s) of your choice)
4"- 8" Embroidery Hoop (for embroidered decoration)
Pencil
Tape Measure/Ruler
Two sheets of plain paper, taped together along long edge (for pattern)
Access to an Iron and Ironing Board 



PLEASE NOTE: I understand that truly authentic fabric can be VERY cost prohibitive - especially for a first project! It is never my intention to make historic sewing beyond anyone's grasp by demanding exorbitantly expensive supplies. Historically accurate fabric is *wonderful* to work with, and I'm always going to encourage it if possible... but please know that there are truly amazing pieces that have been made from thrifted white cotton bed sheets, old curtains, and discount fabric! Choose what works for YOU and your budget, makes you happy, and feels nice against your skin. Remember that natural fibers are always cooler in hot weather, and often hold up better to washing. I aim to help students create a historically accurate outfit... and quality fabric helps the finished product look and feel the best it can... but what is more important is that they are learning the skills to construct them and they offer their best efforts. :)
Se unió el November, 2020
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Hi Friends! 

I grew up homeschooling in the woods of Maine. I spent my summers at Girl Scout camp, and traveling across the country on adventures primarily focused on the outdoors and history - like a wagon train traversing the North Dakota... 

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22 US$

semanalmente o 65 US$ por 3 clases
1 x por semana, 3 semanas
50 min

Completado por 16 alumnos
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Edades: 13-18
2-8 alumnos por clase

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