We have two educational CDs and are about
to launch a third and fourth.
Coming soon:
Beautiful Silks' training CDs and DVDs are designed
for people who can’t make it to one of our regular workshops,
particularly if you’re outside Australia. They are a good foundation
for people wishing to access Beautiful Silks' regular on-line tuition
sessions.
Tie-dyeing tissue silk in the microwave is a fully instructional video which you can follow using standard domestic materials to achieve astounding results.Directed by our own Hannah French , and with David Gorr as narrator and sound engineer and introducing Georgia Havekotte as dye technician and demonstrator. Made in our Fitzroy Studios and produced by Beautiful Silks.
Just like a sport training film, you’ll
have the advantage of being able to replay any tricky part of the
disc to watch pieces of technique until you get them right. And just
like a sport training film, these training-on-disc products show
real students in real situations, just like the situations you’ll
be in. It’s almost as if you were actually at the workshop.
The
Story of Silk - educational CD. With over 40 slides of how our silk comes
from its harvest in China to you, compiled by Marion and the
elephant, with full technical glossary and explanation of various
production techniques, this educational CD runs on Mac or Windows,
has a history of production and is an excellent resource tool
for students.
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sales $35.
Mastering the Zipper
- educational CD. Sue’s CD “Mastering the Zipper” was
released on our first Melbourne trading day and covers six specialised
but simple techniques to get zippers fitted perfectly to garments
so that they sit and stay flat. Essentail for those who want a
truly professional look to their inished work.
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Cut and make your own pattern
to fit
The next CD in our training
range, -- a collaboration between Marion and Sue Schulz -- will
be released in time for the Horsham and Orange forums 2011. The
CD will demonstrate how to
Draw and cut patterns to create simple well
fitting garments.
Combine basic dressmaking and tailoring principles
with flat pattern work and draping techniques.
Fit and modify the finished garment.
You can start with the diagram to the right of
this page, and finish with a calico pattern of your figure!