The Learning Process with Joost De Cock
About this episode
Have you ever wished for a way to just punch in your measurements somewhere and get a pattern that's drafted just for you? That's the idea behind makemypattern.com, a menswear-focused website created by Belgian sewist Joost De Cock. Joost went from only sewing a few curtains and pillows to making his own wardrobe to creating this incredible online service in the span of just a few years. In this episode, we talk about his learning process and resources he recommends to improve your own sewing.
Related links from this episode:
- Make My Pattern, Joost's pattern site
- All Things Joost
- Joost on twitter
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