41. Cañada College Fashion Design Department Connie is an instructor of fashion Entrepreuneurship, textiles and the He is known also for his appearances as the sewing expert on the series sewing http://canadacollege.net/fashion/instructors.html

Ronda Chaney Coordinator of the Fashion Design Department Instructor BS Degree from University of Missouri MS Degree from San Francisco State University Make It Your Own and has written for various other publications such as Sewing Update Serger Update Sew News F.I.T. Review , and Singer Sewing Books . She has appeared on the nationally syndicated television program America Sews. Ronda is known throughout the United States as an inspiring lecturer and has most recently presented at the Annual Conference of the Professional Association of Custom Clothiers held in Portland, OR. Mary Lou Lange Instructor BA Degree from San Jose State University Creative Machine Newsletter in Menlo Park, CA. In addition, she has done freelance design and construction for a prominent custom interiors company on the Peninsula for over 20 years. Connie Ulasewicz Instructor MS Degree from University of Maryland BS Degree from Syracuse University . Connie is an instructor of Fashion Entrepreuneurship, Textiles and the Psychology of Clothing.

42. The Israel Export Institute - Fashion & Textile Sector Tefen Textile specializes in home textiles, fabrics, apparel and fashion Abu Gosh Textile Industries started in 1976 as a sewing plant and is growing http://fashion.export.gov.il/

The Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute About Us News Innovations Publications ... Business Opportunities Israel Trading Companies Geographic Specialization Fields of Specialization List Of Israeli Trading Companies The Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute introduces you to the unique Mediterranean flair of the Israeli fashion and textile industry Israeli fashion has long put its faded shorts and sandals in the annals of its pioneering history to become a thriving textile and fashion industry. In recent years, the industry recorded a steady annual growth exporting approximately $ 1.1 billion to overseas markets. For those interested in entering this market, the Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute will help identify new trade opportunities, joint ventures, and strategic alliances between international businesses and Israeli fashion and textile companies. News September 21, 2005 Six Israeli fashion designers participate in prestigious NY Fashion Coterie Bracha Brown, Katomenta, Sasson Kedem, Sigal Dekel and Reuma Zaks present collections at international booth September 15, 2005

43. Michiana Antique Mall - Textiles, Clothing & Sewing textiles/Clothing sewing For expanded information on condition please click here. It is marked The fashion and Superior Quality . http://www.michianaantiquemall.com/textiles.htm

Michiana Antique Mall For expanded information on condition please click here Please click on photo below for larger view Campaign ribbon, features US Grant, the president and measures about 6-1/2" x 1-3/4". It is marked Horand & Sons Manuf. Bale. This piece is in excellent condition. TS-95-126 Embroidery floss holder - "My Color Kit" embroidery floss roll up. This item is hand made using a canvas like material with hand embroidered decoration. Its open measurements are 17" x 6-1/2". It comes with about 30 skeins of 6 strand floss. ID#: TS-3-113 Indian basket - small may have been used to store sewing notions? This sweet grass basket is decorated on the lid with felt and glass beads. This item measures about 4" long and 3" wide. ID#: TS-3-114 Needle holder - Sunbonnet Sue" made of felt and decorated with trim. She stands 5" tall. ID#: TS-3-115 Needle book - "Woolworth Needle Book", this item features the image of a skyscraper and is marked made in Western Germany. A number of the steel needles are missing. ID#: TS-3-117 Buttons on a card - Marked "made in Czecho-Slovakia" by "UltraKraft". The card holds a dozen buttons and an original tag that reads "Theo J Hudson 50 cents Doz.". The card measures 3-1/2" by 4-1/2".

44. CAE Short Courses Melbourne fashion and textiles. CREATIVE CLOTHES. Learn some of the trade secrets in the world Covers design, fittings and fabrics and simple sewing techniques. http://www.cae.edu.au/?category=184

45. FACS:Textile Careers- Intro & Evaluation (Textiles) farmer; textile machine operater; fashion designer; interior designer; sewer Careers related to the area of sewing are, farmer, textile producer, sewer, http://www.uen.org/Lessonplan/preview?LPid=4247

46. FIT Library Subject Headings Fine Arts fashion fashion designers Girl’s clothing Home sewing Infants’ clothing Tufted textiles Tweed Twill Velvet Velveteens Waterproofing of fabrics http://www3.fitnyc.edu/library/research_guides/subjectheadings/sh_sewing.htm

LIBRARY HOME STYLECAT: ONLINE CATALOG DIGITAL LIBRARY: ... LIBRARY HOURS Gladys Marcus Library Subject Headings Used in Online Catalog Sewing Revised 2003 Compiled by Ms. Loraine Baratti and Janette Rozene, Associate Professor, Cataloging Department Use these Library of Congress subject headings in the SytleCat, online catalog Clothing Parts Textiles Boy’s clothing Children’s clothing Clothing and dress Aesthetics Care Case studies Catalogs Cleaning Collectors and collecting Dictionaries Evaluation Exhibitions Hygienic aspects Labeling Marketing Moral and ethical aspects Physiological aspects

47. Clothing Textiles And Fashion 30 - Module 4 - Advanced Sewing M4 Advanced Successful sewing and Industrial Techniques (Optional). Foundational Objectives • To understand, develop and apply the concepts related to http://www.saskschools.ca/curr_content/ctf30/module4/module4.htm

M-4: Advanced Successful Sewing and Industrial Techniques (Optional) Foundational Objectives: Activities: Closures Industrial Techniques Pockets and zippers, oh my! Tailored Project

48. Textiles Buffalo State College s fashion Textile Technology Program Shirley Adams, internationally renowned fashion sewing instructor welcomes you to her http://www.jsu.edu/depart/library/graphic/textiles.htm

Textiles See also: Art Design Art Fashion Table of Contents Batik Education Handspinning Knitting ... Weaving Batik Back to Table of Contents Batik of Central Java - Indonesia "Batik is generally thought of as the most quintessentially Indonesian textile. Motifs of flowers, twinning plants, leaves buds, flowers, birds, butterflies, fish, insects and geometric forms are rich in symbolic association and variety; there are about three thousand recorded batik patterns." Education Back to Table of Contents Colleges and Universities Workshops Colleges and Universities Back to Top of Section The following colleges/universities have a Textile Department. These web sites provide information about each of the colleges/universities program offerings. Auburn University's Textile Engineering Department Buffalo State College's Fashion Textile Technology Program Kansas State University's Department of Clothing, Textiles, and Interior Design (CTID) North Carolina State University's College of Textiles ... University of Georgia's Department of Textiles, Merchandising, and Interiors Workshops Back to Top of Section Quilting By-the-Lake "Seventeen years ago Mary Lou Schwinn and Marty Bowne began a 4-day conference at Cazenovia College. It soon expanded to two 4-day sessions. In 1990 the program moved to the State University at Morrisville, located 25 miles southeast of Syracuse on US Route 20. Classes, lectures and other programs offer opportunities for quilters at any level of experience from those who have taken just one or two classes to those who wish to pursue a career in quilt making."

49. The Costumer's Manifesto: Victorian Fashion Links Meg Andrews Antique Costumes and textiles - c. 1840 - 1910 Costume The History of the sewing Machine - Elias Howe and Isaac Singer http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/victlinks.htm

by Tara Maginnis, Ph.D. of The University of Alaska Fairbanks Accessories Classes at UAF Computers ... Weird Clothing Victorian Fashion Links Please visit my sponsor: This symbol indicates an internal page of the Manifesto Victorian Clothing (General) Underpinnings Accessories Technology ... 1890's English Women's Clothing in the Nineteenth Century Dating Old Photographs 1840-1929 Angels and Insects Clothes and Crafts in Victorian Times Sarah Bernhardt Paper Doll (Paper Dolls) The Cut of Women's Clothes, 1600-1930 The Age of Innocence Victorian and Edwardian Fashion : A Photographic Survey Dressed for the Photographer : Ordinary Americans and Fashion, 1840-1900 19th Century Clothing American Victorian Costume in Early Photographs Victorian Fashions Coloring Book Six Generations Genealogy/History Game Corsets and Crinolines The History of Underclothes HOW TO DANCE THROUGH TIME Volume VI: A 19th Century Ball: the Charm of Group Dances HOW TO DANCE THROUGH TIME Volume V: Victorian Era Couple Dances Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby Victorian Fashions : A Pictorial Archive The Pallisers, Set 1

50. Learndirect - Clothing Alteration Hand have an interest in textiles, colour, fashion, design and trends in sewing and textiles at Level 1 and Award and Diploma in fashion at levels 2 and 3 http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk/helpwithyourcareer/jobprofiles/profiles/prof

clothing alteration hand The work Clothing alteration hands make alterations to and carry out repairs on garments for customers. This may involve a fitting with the customer to decide where adjustments need to be made. Typical jobs include lengthening or shortening hemlines, adjusting seams, altering darts and repairing zips or tears. Having agreed with the customer which changes are to be made, the alteration hand marks these out on the garment, either by pinning or tacking, or by using chalk marks before making the adjustments. Depending on the type of alteration, they may have to unpick the stitches in the garment before sewing the pieces together again in a slightly different position. They have to decide what kind of stitching will suit different types of fabric and may stitch by hand and/or use an industrial-type sewing machine, such as an overlocker. Alteration hands may specialise in women's or men's clothing or both. The job is often combined with related roles. See profiles for Dressmaker and Tailor. Hours and Environment Clothing alteration hands usually work around 35 to 40 hours a week, which may include Saturdays. Part-time work and overtime may be available.

51. Fashion Design & Merchandising FASHM 10 Introduction to the fashion Industry, 3. FASHM 60 textiles, 3. Total units for the major FASHD 442 Industrial sewing, 2. FASHM 60 textiles, 3 http://www.chaffey.edu/fashion/program.shtml

Visual and Performing Arts Fashion Home Curriculum Chaffey College School of Visual and Performing Arts 5885 Haven Avenue Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737 Fax 909/466-2831 Curriculum FASHION DESIGN Fashion Design prepares students for entry-level positions in design, pattern making, couture studio work, production management, private label merchandising, and other related positions. Major requirements for the Associate in Science Degree Units FASHD 20 History of Fashion FASHD 40 Beginning Clothing Construction FASHD 45 Basic Design and Creativity FASHD 61 Basic Patternmaking FASHD 65 Fashion Illustration FASHD 427 Computer-Aided Fashion Design FASHD 442 Industrial Sewing FASHD 470 Apparel Production FASHD 471 Advanced Patternmaking FASHD 480 Design Collection FASHD 482 Industry Internship: Fashion Design FASHM 10 Introduction to the Fashion Industry FASHM 60 Textiles Total units for the major Requirements for the Fashion Design Certificate Same as the major requirements for the A.S. Degree. Total units for the certificate Recommended Courses for both Degree and Certificate: COSTUME DESIGN Costume Design prepares the student to seek professional work as a costumer or assistant designer within the motion picture and television industries and live theatre, as well as freelance design and construction at the local level for community theatre and performing arts.

52. Course Search By Centre ABC Certificate in sewing textiles Soft Furnishings, fashion Creative Crafts. ABC Certificate in sewing textiles Tailoring, fashion Creative http://www.citycol.ac.uk/courses/centres.asp?Reference=G

53. Fashion And Textile Design Courses FTP 311 fashion textiles I (2.2); 3 cr. Basic skills for fashion drawing; pattern cutting and skills (sewing dress making, seamstress and tailoring http://www.ndu.edu.lb/academics/course_info/course_list.asp?CourseTitle=Fashion

54. Fashion Design Course Descriptions Use of commercial patterns and sewing machine in the construction of basic Skills and techniques in creating decorative textiles for the home and http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/aahs/fashion/courses.html

TEC 105 Clothing Selection 3 Credits; 3 Periods Psychological, aesthetic, and economic factors applied to the selection of clothing in relation to personality and figure type. Prerequisites: None. TEC 106 History of Fashion 3 Credits; 3 Periods Consideration of historic factors influencing fashion and fashion change with special emphasis on historic costume. Prerequisites: None. TEC 110 Basic Sewing Skills 3 Credits; 4 Periods Basic clothing construction techniques. Use of commercial patterns and sewing machine in the construction of basic garments. Prerequisites: None. TOP TEC 111 Clothing Construction 3 Credits; 5 Periods Construction of garments applying basic construction principles and techniques using patterns suitable for the individuals and their capabilities. May be repeated for a total of 12 credit hours with instructor permission. Prerequisites: None.

55. Personal Development, Clothing And Textiles (PACT) PERSONAL APPEARANCE, CLOTHING, AND textiles (PACT). 2005 fashion Revue Information Using carpentry or sewing skills to improve clothing storage http://www.uwyo.edu/ces/wyo4h/4-HWebsite/4Hprojects/homeecon/persondevelop/pact.

PERSONAL APPEARANCE, CLOTHING, AND TEXTILES (PACT) 2005 Fashion Revue Information The 4-H Personal Appearance, Clothing, and Textiles Project is for everyone. Projects are for 4-Hers who LIKE to sew and for 4-Hers who HATE to sew! The materials also include projects for those members who don't want to touch a sewing machine but still want to look good. (Does this blouse go with this skirt? Or this tie with this shirt?) Information will help members with buying clothes and with personal appearance. Other projects are designed to help members have fun sewing (not just clothes) and develop construction skills. Members may choose the kind of projects they want to do each year. There are four levels, and members enroll in the level best suited to their skills. How to get chocolate out of a shirt The best way to wash hair How to mend a teddy bear ear How to use a sewing machine How to sew something to use or wear How to be a good citizen at home Basic project literature: member's manual, record, and leader's guide. Using carpentry or sewing skills to improve clothing storage Experimenting with tools for hair care Buying a shirt or blouse Sewing something to use or wear (or both) Breaking a nail-biting habit How a "Y" or "T" can change the way one looks Basic project literature: member's manual, record, and leader's guide.

56. HTML - Descriptions/Goals/TCD This course provides students the opportunity to learn basic sewing construction This course deals with careers related to clothing, fashion, textiles, http://www.ops.org/voced/curr/cfam/tcd-descrip-goals2.html

to FCS Home Page TEXTILES, CLOTHING AND DESIGN Clothing and Textiles 1-2 Clothing and Textiles 3-4 Clothing and Textiles 5-6 Creative Textiles ... Fashion Marketing to FCS Home Page Clothing and Textiles 1-2 Course Description: This course provides students the opportunity to learn basic sewing construction techniques. Also included as areas of study are the influences of societal and cultural conditions on clothing, as well as the impact of economic factors on the cost and quality of clothing. A major part of the course is devoted to the selection and purchase of readywear and construction of clothing. The student will: 1. Explain the image that clothing communicates. 2. Identify qualities of well-constructed garments. 3. Analyze differences between natural and synthetic fibers. 4. Apply appropriate procedures for clothing maintenance. 5. Explain the relationship between clothing needs and cultural differences. 6. Demonstrate sewing construction techniques. 7. Apply skills related to clothing and textile selections. 8. Explore clothing related careers. 9. Evaluate the clothing needs of individuals. to Menu to FCS Home Page to FCS Home Page Clothing and Textiles 3-4 Course Description: This course provides students with the opportunity to study the cultural influences of clothing, fashion trends, consumer-related issues, color and design principles, wardrobe planning, the study of readywear and garment construction.

57. Portsmouth Fabric Company - Quilting And Fashion Fabrics, Online Shopping, Berni Portsmouth Fabric Company in Portsmouth NH carries Swiss Bernina sewing machines textiles / Makower / Moda / P B textiles / Patrick Lose / RJR / Robert http://www.portsmouthfabric.com/

Portsmouth Fabric Company carries one of the largest and most unique selections of fabric in New England 25 YEARS OF SALES AND SERVICE SAVE $$ - Buy your Bernina in TAX-FREE NH! See new Fabrics in the Online Store Click here for info about Bernina's revolutionary new Windows-powered sewing and embroidery system, the artista 200E, now a 2004 Consumers Digest "Best Buy." Kaffe Fassett Sept. 24-25 Order books by Kaffe Fassett Application (pdf) for Kaffe Fassett Invitational - Sept. 15 Deadline 2005 Creativity Retreat by BERNINA Announcing the opening of registration for the 2005 Creativity Retreat by BERNINA. Click for registration and details. Congratulations to Ellen Mitchell from Kittery ME., the elated WINNER of the BERNINA 230PE sewing machine in the BERNINA "Wish Upon A Star" Holiday Sweepstakes! Stop by the shop for ...

58. Apparel And Textiles Magazines And Newsletters McCall s Patterns, sewing s fashion Magazine, PO Box 3325, Manhattan, Kansas 665029917 Apparel and textiles Resource Guide Family and Consumer Sciences. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/textiles/atguide/magazine.html

Magazines and Newsletters Threads Magazine The Taunton Press, Inc., 63 Main St., P.O. Box 5506, Newtown, CT 06470-05506 Sew News Box 3134, Harlan, IA 51537-3134 or call 1-800-289-6397 Butterick Butterick, Inc., 161 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10013 Vogue Patterns P. O. Box 751, Altoona, PA 16603 McCall's Patterns Sewing's Fashion Magazine, P. O. Box 3325, Manhattan, Kansas Big Beautiful Woman P.O. Box 16958, North Hollywood, CA 91615 Coats and Clark Newsletter Dept. ST-195, P.O. Box 24998, Greenville, SC 29616 Sewing Update Newsletter P. O. Box 10572, Des Moines, IL 50340-0572 Cleanliness Facts The Soap and Detergent Association, 475 Park Ave. South at 32nd Street, New York, NY 10016 Sewing Up A Storm Karen Maslowski, 944 Sutton Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45230-3581 A quarterly publication that contains information on all aspects of running a sewing business

59. Clothing J2063, S2063, Any constructed item described in the textiles sewing curriculum books 1, fashion Revue provides the opportunity for 4H members to gain http://4h.sdstate.edu/clothing.html

60. NZ Clothing And Fabric Sites For Seamstress, Sewing, Fashion Sites Whether you want to buy textiles from our extensive exstock range, on an indent or agency 59. Roisin Dubh Official Site. Roisin Dubh fashion House. http://www.nzsearch.co.nz/category.aspx?id=629&page=6

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