Presents
The Moulage Workshop with
Kenneth D. King
October 14, 15 and 16, 2011
The Hampton Inn
319 Speen St. Natick, MA
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Information for the attendees
Supply List for the workshop
-Drafting ruler--the clear plastic one with 1/8” grid ruled in red is fine
-Drafting square
-French curve
-Pencils--graphite #2, as well as 2 or 3 colored pencils, plus eraser
-Tape measure
-2 yards elastic, 1/2” wide
-1 piece of chain, or limp cord for delineating the neck during measuring
-2 yards muslin, and a 30” separating zipper to make up the pattern, and all your sewing
supplies, like scissors and thread
-Dual tracing wheel
-Sewing machine (please let us know if you are unable to bring your sewing machine).
You are required to wear a leotard or other tight- fitting garment, with the desired foundation
garments, on Friday (the first day of the class). This facilitates accurate measuring. A Sewing
machine is not required on Friday.
*** Please note: you might want to bring a few side projects to work on in the event of wait
time for Kenneth’s individualized measurements and corrections.
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Hours of the workshop
Friday 9 am – 5 pm
We will work on our measurements, do the calculations for our draft and will draft the
back of the moulage.
Saturday 9 am – 5 pm
On the second day, we’ll draft the front of the moulage, cut it out in muslin and sew it
up. As we make it up, we will start checking the fit.
Sunday 9 am – 5 pm
Third day: Finish up on checking the fit of the muslins. We will then cover how to
convert the muslins into slopers by adding wearing ease.
Lunch break 12:30 – 1:15 every day at Garden Terrace of the Inn
(Your registration fee includes lunch and refreshments all three days)
We have added a few fun features to this workshop:
a “Yankee (Stash) Swap”- a fun way to trade stash. Wrap up 1- 2 yards of some of
your stash fabric, bring it to the workshop, and we will trade.
Goodie bags with valuable door prizes
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Lodging
We have blocked off some rooms at the Hampton Inn. Their number is 508-653-5000 or you
may go to the website:
http://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/hotels/services.jhtml;jsessionid=JBRYVG1V4OPYECSGBIU
M22Q?ctyhocn=BOSNTHX to book a room.
They are offering Moulage Workshop attendees a room rate of $125/night for double. Free
hot breakfast is included in the price of the room. Don’t forget to mention you are with
PatternReview.
The Hampton Inn has 183 oversized guest rooms, each with two phones, 27-inch televisions,
massaging showerheads, and lap desks.
The Inn also features:
Automated Teller (ATM)
Baggage Storage
Beverage Area, Complimentary
Breakfast Area, Complimentary
Coin Laundry
Elevators
Laundry/Valet Service
Local Area Transportation
Lounge
Luggage Hold
Multi-Lingual Staff
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Getting to Natick, MA
By Plane
If you're traveling by plane, fly into Boston Logan Airport. The best way to get to the hotel from
the airport is to take the Logan Express Bus, which goes almost directly to the hotel. The
Hampton Inn provides a free shuttle from the bus depot to the hotel. Here is the link for Logan
Express:
http://www.massport.com/logan-airport/To%20and%20From%20Logan/LoganExpress.aspx
The trip takes about 30-45 minutes and costs $22 for a round trip ticket, $20 for seniors. The
buses run every half hour from 6:30am to midnight. Tickets are purchased on the bus; debit
and credit cards are accepted.
By Train
If you are travelling by train, you will want to take the commuter train on the
Framingham/Worcester Line from Boston’s South Station to Framingham. The Hampton Inn
provides a free shuttle from the train station to the hotel. The train ride is about 40 minutes and
costs $6.00 round trip. Here is the schedule for this commuter line travelling outbound from
South Station:
http://www.mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/rail/lines/?route=WORCSTER&direction=O&timing
=W&RedisplayTime=Redisplay+Time
By Car
If you are driving yourself, you can find directions to the Hotel here:
http://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/hotels/maps_directions.jhtml?ctyhocn=BOSNTHX#localmap
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Travel Tips on Flying with your Sewing Machine
http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?tsn=1&nav=messages&webtag=absewing&tid=16436
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/08/how-to_air_travel_with_a_sewing_mac.html
Area information
There are many area attractions including a LOT of shopping options, restaurants, movie
theatres, and of course, all that Boston has to offer during peak leaf -peeping season!
Shopping
Basically, the Hampton Inn is surrounded by miles of amazing shopping. This area in Natick is
home to just about every kind of store you could think of.
The Inn is also right next to a gorgeous mall- The Natick Collection.
http://www.natickcollection.com/about
Restaurants:
There are zillions of restaurants nearby, including:
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The Cheesecake Factory
PF Cheng’s
JJ McKay’s
Skipjack’s
Legal Seafood
Melting Pot
Dux
Olive Garden
Other Attractions:
~The Danforth Museum of Art. This museum has American, Native American, and
Contemporary works.
http://www.danforthmuseum.org/about.html
~The Garden in the Woods. This is New England’s premier wildflower garden.
http://www.newenglandwild.org/visit/Garden-in-the-Woods/about-the-garden
~The Framingham AMC Theatre. This is very close to the hotel.
http://www.amctheatres.com/Framingham/
~SewFisticated Fabrics. This store is a 7 minute drive from the Hotel.
http://sewfisticated.com/framingham-ma-store/
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We hope that you enjoy this workshop and staying with
us in Natick, MA!
For any other questions about the Moulage workshop, please e-mail us at
[email protected] or call us at 978-608-2224
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