Designing, Cutting, and Making One-Size Garments
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Learn the techniques to design adjustable garments suited to different sizes and make a fabulous jumpsuit
Want to learn how to design, cut, and make your own clothing? Discover the process with expert Laura Martínez del Pozo, founder of the peSeta project. Her studio, located in the heart of Madrid, is devoted to sustainable, locally made fashion characterized by colorful, lighthearted garments each with their own story. She has collaborated with brands such as Marc Jacobs, Berlinale, Primavera Sound, TEDx, Schweppes, and the Madrid City Council.
In this course, Laura teaches you the techniques to create one-size garments. Find out what patterns work best, how to choose the ideal fabric, and which shapes or silhouettes are the most common. Learn the step-by-step process to make your own one-size-fits-all jumpsuit.
Meet your teacher Laura Martínez del Pozo, better known as Laura peSeta. She tells you a bit about herself, how she got into design, and her biggest creative influences before outlining the course content.
Begin with the key concepts of how to create one-size clothing and see the materials and tools involved. Laura then teaches you how to assemble a pattern by joining its parts.
Next, learn how to cut the fabric for your final project: a one-size-fits-all jumpsuit. Fold the fabric, pin down your pattern, and cut along it to make the top. Repeat the process for the legs.
Once the prep work is done, sew the top first and continue with the pant legs. Bring the whole garment together by joining both pieces and add an elastic waistband with an inside button to adjust the size.
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