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Textiles: Fibers and Fabric (6-Week Courses)

Course Description

Discover the fascinating world of textiles in Mood's 6-week course, Textiles: Fibers and Fabrics. This hands-on program is designed for both beginners and those looking to deepen their knowledge of fibers, yarns, and the vast world of fabrics. With each class, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of textiles, culminating in a binder filled with over 140 swatch references.

 

Course Agenda:

  • Week 1: Intro to Fibers & Yarn Classifications - Explore the fundamental characteristics of various fibers, learn how to identify them, and receive a brief overview of yarns.

  • Week 2: Plain Weaves & Crepe Textures - Dive into the foundation of woven fabrics by studying plain weaves and the unique characteristics of crepe textures.

  • Week 3: Twill, Satin & Pile Weaves - Explore more advanced weave structures like twill, satin, and pile weaves, uncovering their distinct qualities and uses.

  • Week 4: Complex Weaves & Fabric Finishes - Understand how intricate weaves and specialized finishes enhance a fabric’s performance and aesthetic appeal.

  • Week 5: Knits, Netting & Non-Wovens - Delve into the world of knits, netted fabrics, and non-woven materials, learning their applications in fashion and beyond.

  • Week 6: Novelty Fabrics - Wrap up the course with an exploration of novelty fabrics, discovering the unique textures and designs that set them apart.

  • What You'll Gain: By the end of the course, you'll have a thorough understanding of textiles, from fibers to finished fabrics. You’ll also leave with a customized binder containing valuable insights and over 140 fabric swatches—your personal reference guide for future projects and work in the textile field.

Perfect for designers, fabric enthusiasts, or anyone curious about the textile industry, Textiles: Fibers and Fabrics is your gateway to mastering the art and science of fabrics.

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