Beautiful Silks Workshops presents:

Shingo Sato TR: 3 day intensive.

Two identical 3 day workshops

Monday to Wednesday 6th 7th 8th August 2012 - code SS01- 3 spaces left as at 16 July 2012

Thursday to Saturday 9th 10th 11th August 2012 - code SS02- 10 spaces left as at 16 July 2012

Shingo Sato has the reputation of a humble person who is a great designer and teacher. We know by his work, he is capable of amazing concepts in cutting and design. This Australian first workshop is a must for cutting edge designers in Australasia. We look forward with great excitement to seeing Shingo Sato at work. Traditional pattern making skills are not essential, but good basic sewing and sissor skills are a must.

1st day:

Short demo about TR concept, design & reconstruction on the half bodice and on the flared half skirt bodice.


2nd day:

TR draping on the bodice, Sleeve transfarmation.


3rd day:

Boxes integration, Origami technique on the bodice.

Good basic sewing and cutting skills are required.

Shingo Sato will cut a bodice for each attendee from his own block.

Workshops cost $550.00. Limited to 20 people each workshop.

Times:Doors open for the workshop at 9.15am every day and commence at 9.45am sharp.

Student demonstration, lecture, Q&A session - Doors open 5.15pm for lecture Wednesday night 8 August commencing at 5.30 pm. Cost of lecture is $19.50 Non students are welcome. Please bring warm layers of clothing, Melbourne is cool in August, limited to 50 people.

 

 

 

Workshops: You must bring a sewing machine and a dress form. If you are coming from interstate, you need to advise us that you will need to hire a sewing machine and dress form. To book these the code for a dress model is SSmodel, and machine SSmachine, $13.20 per item, for the 3 days of the workshop. We supply irons, and plenty of space in our new dedicated workshop area. Please bring warm layers of clothing, Melbourne is cool in August, about 10-14 deg, with rain .

 

 

Wear comfy shoes and warm clothing, the workroom is cool, and you need to be prepared for keeping yourself warm

Arrive at 9.15am for a 9.45am start. Finish at 4.30pm or when the master is ready to conclude the day.