Date:
July 22, 2024
Duration:
1 week
Date:
July 22, 2024
Duration:
2 weeks
This course provides an understanding of creative sustainable practices led by our in-house design team at JCA. You will learn new skills, access to knowledge on design generation from customisation and you will be taught the key skill of how to use a sewing machine. You will discover the possibilities of design by bringing in one or more pieces of no longer used clothing. We will cut, sew, and recycle discarded garments into fun, sustainable fashion. During the course you will be encouraged to be as creative as you wish. Your final piece will be a customised garment or accessory. You will have use of the domestic sewing machines, over lockers understanding the fundamentals of extending life cycles of products is a conscientious way to engage within the fashion arena. This course will be delivered in English.
In this course, you will be introduced to the equipment, build confidence with the use of hand sewing and safety with machine usage. A full demonstration of the sewing machines, and a tutorial on the use of the JCA customisation station will enable you to create, sketch, create mood boards and then realise an approved design. The create & make JCA mentor will have a scheduled skill-up studio session, where you will focus on a design skill to apply to your piece. You will demonstrate your knowledge within a studio session and on our guided fashion sustainability tour on our doorstep. All the opportunities are within JCA studio space to reimagine your recycled pieces. You will leave with a piece to be proud of, recreated from old to new.
Portfolio Week is an exciting chance for all you fashion-loving teens to dive into the world of design. Whether you're already into creating your styles or just getting started, this week is perfect for sharpening your skills and building an impressive creative portfolio. Get ready to unleash your inner designer, show off your unique style, and receive feedback from the legend himself Professor Jimmy Choo.
As the Head of Creative Journey at JCA, I am dedicated to empowering learners to achieve entrepreneurial success while nurturing their talents and supporting their well-being. From curating Professor Jimmy Choos's summer camp for aspiring fashion entrepreneurs aged 13 to 17, where they step into the shoes of a real fashion designer, to guiding our Mayfair-based learners through BA and MA levels, I am committed to their growth as designers. I authored the JCA Creative Journey Journal, a personalized diary crafted to explore creativity and professional development. This journal serves as a guide for growth and self-mastery, encouraging creativity, time management, and entrepreneurial skills. Learners engage in structured reflections during one-on-one meetings, charting their experiences and setting goals for growth. The insights from these reflections are shared with JCA directors to support learners' launch into the fashion industry. This holistic approach blends personal reflection with professional guidance, nurturing learners' potential as both creatives and entrepreneurs.
On completion of this skill building, inspiring course, you will have knowledge of hand sewing skills, and use of a domestic machine. Understanding the importance of the lifecycle of a garment. Why create & make can mean customisation and imagination. Discovery of self-expression through Mood-board making and realisation and reality of creating a fashion piece. (Garment or accessory) The opportunity to ask questions, develop textiles knowledge within a creative, couture community.
This course provides an understanding of creative sustainable practices led by our in-house design team at JCA. You will learn new skills, access to knowledge on design generation from customisation and you will be taught the key skill of how to use a sewing machine. You will discover the possibilities of design by bringing in one or more pieces of no longer used clothing. We will cut, sew, and recycle discarded garments into fun, sustainable fashion. During the course you will be encouraged to be as creative as you wish. Your final piece will be a customised garment or accessory. You will have use of the domestic sewing machines, over lockers understanding the fundamentals of extending life cycles of products is a conscientious way to engage within the fashion arena. This course will be delivered in English.
In this course, you will be introduced to the equipment, build confidence with the use of hand sewing and safety with machine usage. A full demonstration of the sewing machines, and a tutorial on the use of the JCA customisation station will enable you to create, sketch, create mood boards and then realise an approved design. The create & make JCA mentor will have a scheduled skill-up studio session, where you will focus on a design skill to apply to your piece. You will demonstrate your knowledge within a studio session and on our guided fashion sustainability tour on our doorstep. All the opportunities are within JCA studio space to reimagine your recycled pieces. You will leave with a piece to be proud of, recreated from old to new.
Portfolio Week is an exciting chance for all you fashion-loving teens to dive into the world of design. Whether you're already into creating your styles or just getting started, this week is perfect for sharpening your skills and building an impressive creative portfolio. Get ready to unleash your inner designer, show off your unique style, and receive feedback from the legend himself Professor Jimmy Choo.
On completion of this skill building, inspiring course, you will have knowledge of hand sewing skills, and use of a domestic machine. Understanding the importance of the lifecycle of a garment. Why create & make can mean customisation and imagination. Discovery of self-expression through Mood-board making and realisation and reality of creating a fashion piece. (Garment or accessory) The opportunity to ask questions, develop textiles knowledge within a creative, couture community.
A certificate of recognition to your dedication to study.
We like to celebrate our achievements at JCA. On completion of the course if you have attended 80% of the classes you will qualify for your certificate in dedication to learning.
This should be included in your CVs and shows the level of learning you achieved.