You are likely not applying as many corrections to a pattern as needed before cutting a fitting sample. This includes checking the shoulder slope, neckline adjustments, bust adjustments, dart positions, shoulder width adjustments, armhole positions, bicep/elbow adjustments, and length and circumference adjustments.

You may also not be analyzing the fabric characteristics when assessing ease. Then, you should adjust the ease values based on your findings.

You may not be using percentages of ease instead of just measurements. As you or your clients change sizes, the percentages will guide you to determine the amount of ease you prefer.

And finally, if you do not have a proven system for fittings, pattern corrections, and a detailed recording of all your measurements, then this course is a must in building your skills which you'll use for years to come.

These are all the topics we will cover in the course. I hope to see you there!

Yes, this is the same course as Mastering Garment Ease. It's been renamed to more accurately reflect the course outcome, which is how to Master Fitting.

In case you are looking up reviews about the course, you'll find them under "Mastering Garment Ease" on patternreview. If you're not one to look up reviews, I'll save you the time and inform you that they are all 5-star reviews. I want you to be the next success story because you understand fitting, pattern corrections, and measurement analysis through this course. I 100% believe in you.

The approach to mastering fitting in this course is new and not taught in schools. The method has been developed through my 20 years of patternmaking experience and from thousands of fittings.

The goal is to think like a patternmaker, and you will after this course. 

You don't have to do this process every time you sew. Once you go through the process once, you'll begin understanding fitting in a whole new way.

You'll be able to identify the parts you need to focus on most after you go through this process, and you can also jump to the fitting issues you address most often. 

The Master Fitting course is way more in-depth than The Fitting Book. 

Many of the pattern corrections are in both the book and the course. However, the book does not explain how to make pattern adjustments prior to cutting/sewing a fitting sample. 

The book shows how to make adjustments after you already have a fitting sample. The book does not cover garment ease topics, and does not teach how to measure the body, garments, and patterns since it's not a patternmaking book (it's a fitting book).

The course shows how to make as many pattern adjustments as possible before you cut/sew a garment, so that you make fewer fitting samples. The goal is to make wearable fitting samples. The course also selects all the pattern corrections that isolate the fitting issue, so that further fitting problems are not created.

You’ll also learn how to fit garments in the correct order using the fitting flowchart. The course includes in-depth videos and worksheets that help you build your skills and your confidence.

As one student put it, "I learned so much from this course! It’s become my go-to reference." - Marie-Andrée