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Included in this course are all the kits listed below 👇

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Patternmaking tools kit

The Patternmaking Kit includes everything you need to get started with creating professional patterns. It was created to help you craft precise and accurate patterns with ease.

• protractor • cutter knife • eraser • pencil • pencil sharpener • ruler • centimeter • square ruler • compass geometry • scissors • A3 size paper • tracing paper • paper tape • glue stick • flexible cardboard • cutting mat in A3 size.

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1 Pair of Shoe Last

You can choose between:
1 - Our Multi-Style shoe last for Men & Women
Designed to complement a variety of styles:
• Casual • Formal • Sport • Dress • Boots

2 - High Heels shoe last for Women
Suitable for various occasions:
• Casual • Formal • Dress • Evening wear

3 - Or pick any shoe last from our shop.
You’re welcome to browse and pick from
our wide range of options here.

don't you need the kits? We will refund you 10%!

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Patternmaking course Curriculum

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📄Your Course & Tool Kits
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Introductions

▷ About me
📄Basic Knowledge About Shoes

Pattern Making Tools

▷ Needed tools for Pattern Making

Part 1: Pattern Making - Derby Model

▷ 1.1. Wrapping the shoe last

▷ 1.2. Establishing the main points and lines of the shoe last

▷ 1.3. Drawing the design lines of the model

▷ 1.4. Transferring shoe last shells in 2D

▷ 1.5. Obtaining the Mean Forme

▷ 1.6. Placing the Mean Forme in the xOy coordinate system

▷ 1.7. Transferring the design lines

▷ 1.8.1. Technical drawing - Part 1

▷ 1.8.2. Technical drawing - Part 2

▷ 1.9. Extracting the patterns from technical drawing

▷ 1.10. Getting the final patterns on cardboard

👉 Continue reading the full curriculum here
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