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Year 10 Hoodies and Sweatshirts!

Year 10 Hoodies and Sweatshirts!


Niralee Pattni
Niralee Pattni
Year 10 Hoodies and Sweatshirts!

In the exciting world of textiles, our Year 10 students have recently amazed us with their fantastic sweatshirts and hoodies. From start to finish, these students have shown great skill and creativity, making some truly impressive garments.

Students dived into the project with enthusiasm. They learned about picking the right fabrics, using sewing patterns and new sewing techniques. Some even added special touches to their designs.

During the project, students faced challenges, like using stretch fabric, sewing tricky seams and using ribbing to add elasticated details at the cuffs, neckline and hem. But with determination and perseverance, they were able to conquer these challenges.

One of the best parts was seeing how students put their own spin on their designs. Some chose to keep it simplistic while others played with contrasting colours and fun details. Each piece reflected the student’s personality and style.

As the project drew to a close, the classroom buzzed with excitement as students proudly showed off their finished creations. This project wasn’t just about making clothes; it was also about learning important life skills like following a set of instructions, perseverance and attention to detail.

Well done to all the Year 10 Textiles students for their hard work and creativity.

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