About this Event
About This Workshop
This workshop explores one-piece bag construction, a designer-level approach that prioritizes silhouette, proportion, and structural intelligence over decoration.
Inspired by minimalist contemporary design, this bag is developed with an original pattern, re-engineered hardware decisions, and professional studio techniques.
The goal is not DIY but learning how designers think through form and construction.
By the end of the course, each student will complete and take home a finished designer bean bag.
What You Will Learn
- One-piece construction logic used in designer studios
- How structure and silhouette are built through pattern geometry
- Industrial sewing techniques for soft-structured bags
- Hardware integration and design decision-making
- Professional finishing methods
Course Structure
Session 1 (2 hrs) Jan 4 Sun 12pm-2pm
- Design logic & construction breakdown
- Pattern introduction and fabric behavior
Session 2 (2 hrs) Jan 11 Sun 12pm-2pm
- Industrial sewing techniques
- Core assembly of the bag
Session 3 (2 hrs) Jan 18 Sun 12pm-2pm
- Hardware integration & refinement
- Shape correction and balance
Session 4 (2 hrs) Jan 18 Sun 12pm-2pm
- Final assembly & finishing
- Take your completed bag home
Materials
- Fabric is provided
- Students are welcome to bring their own fabric for customization
Skill Level
Beginner–Intermediate
(No prior bag-making experience required, basic sewing familiarity helpful)
What You’ll Take Home
- A fully finished designer bean bag
- Practical understanding of designer construction logic
Who This Is For
- Fashion & design students
- Designers exploring accessories
- Creatives interested in professional construction techniques
- Anyone curious about how contemporary designers build form
Important Notes
- Limited seats for focused instruction
- No refunds; date changes allowed if space is available
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
WeWork Office Space & Coworking, 1 Dock 72 Way, Brooklyn, United States
USD 193.92












