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RECENT LIVE SESSIONS
Exploring Asymmetrical Tops and Dresses with the Power of Triangles
This week, we dove right back into our exciting new series on draping with triangles, and the creative energy was definitely flowing! I wanted to continue exploring the incredible versatility of this shape, showing how just a few simple pieces of fabric can be transformed into sophisticated and modern garments. We played with a couple of different ideas, creating an asymmetrical top and then evolving that concept into a fun, edgy, and very wearable dress that I think you’re all going to love.
The Power of Triangles: Kicking Off a New Geometric Draping Series
I was so excited to kick off a brand new draping series today, all centered around one of the most versatile and powerful geometric shapes: the triangle. You can create an endless variety of designs, I would say at least 15 to 20 completely different looks, just by playing with triangles of different sizes and fabrics. In this session, I demonstrated two incredibly simple yet chic designs using basic triangular pieces cut from jersey, showing just how fast and fun it is to create with this shape.
A Five-Minute Drape: Creating a Chic Dress with a Simple "Envelope Fold"
In this week's live session, I was excited to share another simple but incredibly powerful "creative fold" technique that I call the "envelope fold." It's a quick, five-minute trick that creates the illusion of a twist or a knot on the fabric, which can then be used as a beautiful focal point for a dress or a top. To show its potential, I demonstrated how to create a full, effortlessly chic dress in under an hour by combining this single detail with two simple rectangular pieces of fabric.
From Favorite T-Shirt to Custom Design: Pattern Drafting a New Top
In this week's live session, I decided to start a personal project and take you all along for the ride: making clothes for myself! I wanted to create a new top inspired by one of our past projects: a design with a beautiful, effortless drape created by a curved hemline. Instead of draping from scratch, I decided to show you how to take a pattern from a favorite, well-fitting t-shirt and then use that as a base block to draft a brand-new design, a process I call "pattern hacking."
