Portland Fashion Institute is a nationally accredited private nonprofit career institute of higher learning and Oregon’s only accredited fashion design college.
Q. I need an expert opinion, so I am turning to you. I need a new Iron and am sick of “home professional’ ones that
By Eden Dawn @edendawn @PortlandMonthlyMagazine Friday, August 7, 7pm, free Virtual event: https://bit.ly/2EMCnZW What Will the New Normal in Local Fashion Be? Producer Abibat Durosimi
Sharon Blair, of Portland Fashion Institute, and Bloom Beauty Collective, a Black-Indigenous-People of Color production and talent agency, have announced a fashion design scholarship for
Spring 2020 collections embraced joy through optimistic bright colors that were met with voluminous silhouettes like the maxi dress. This season many brands moved away
Portland deserves to be a center for the apparel industry. “Our city is known nationwide for its fashion,” says Sharon Blair, director for Portland Fashion
1 – Place zipper stop at bottom of opening so excess is at top. Sew zipper. 2 – Unzip zipper below waistline. 3 & 4
Use a wooden coffee stir stick as a guide to make even stitches and even spaces between stitches. If needed, chalk the sew line &
Is it Summer? Do you want to finish that hem so you can wear that dress? Check out these 12 hems in a hurry for
1 – Weight pattern to a clean piece of paper. 2 – Join two pencils with a rubber band. 3 – Trace around pattern.
At PFI, we aim to make your sewing easy and professional. Here is the latest in our series of sewing tips everyone should know.
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