Sarah Jenny ~ 810 211th
PL NE ~ Sammamish, WA 98074 425 802 2053 Skills:General: Detail oriented, self-starter, dedicated worker, resourceful Patterns: Flat drafting, Draping, Knock-Offs (from photos), Copies (from garments, Block Development in standard sizing and custom sizing, grading Fitting: Custom fitting, alterations, tailoring in both flat and on-body methods Hand stitching: Traditional western basic to couture techniques; world cultural techniques Machine stitching: Industrial straight, zigzag, serger and blindhem; accurate within a millimeter Fabric Handling: I am adept at sewing a wide variety of fabrics including beaded silks and high-nap velvet as well as leather and faux fur. Wardrobe: maintenance, care, quick-changes, live show experience with audiences up to 10,000 Illustration: Hand in variety of traditional media; Digital in Photoshop, Illustrator and Freehand Technical Drawing: Hand and Computer Aided Crafts: mask making, puppet design and building, sculpture in clay, polymer, resin, plaster, stone, wire and soft fabric; painting, woodwork Specialty Skills: Archival: Garments, fabrics, patterns, instructions, original art; creation and maintenance of library/collection
Corsetry: Able to achieve a smooth silhouette and excellent fit with varying
levels of compression. Also adept at construction Theatrical Makeup and Prosthetics: Face/body casting in plaster or alginate, dental castings in alginate, acrylic dental appliance sculpture/production
Dancewear:
experienced at modifying patterns and materials for use in dance ranging from
ballet to modern to folk Fiber Arts: textural modifications, dying, ropemaking, screenprinting, knitting, crochet Membrane structures: an architectural technique in which the fabric appears to support itself in 3-Dimensional shapes, useful for wings, etc. Eveningwear/Bridal: related fabrics and relevant techniques Metalwork: Jewelry and light metal fabrication, incorporating metal components in clothing design/construction Transvestite: fitting and proportionality Weaving: Standing loom, hand loom, lap loom, Pin-Weaving (to shape of pattern piece) Surface Embellishments: beading, world embroidery, appliqué, fabric painting Style Fusion: Adept at combing historic and modern elements through pattern manipulations as well as successfully combining disparate fabrics Armor: chain mail, pieced leather, metal studded, boiled leather Framing: Museum certified framer and dimensional display mounts, including antique clothing; also useful in weight distribution of large costumes Glass: lamp-work bead and glass sculpture, stained glass Software: MS Office Suite: Word, Powerpoint, Excell, Adobe Photoshop, Web PDM, Illustrator, Freehand, Gerber Patterns, LotusNotes, Outlook Writing: Specification Packages, Instructional, Technical, Editing, Proofreading, Screenwriting Script Analysis: character/situation analysis in both modern and historical settings for Screen, Theater and Television Experience:
· Chicago History Museum, Archive Intern, Costume Department · Seashell Pictures, Costume Designer/Construction, “Magnetized”, 4/2006 · Art Institute Fashion Show at The Moore, Assistant Director, 12/2005 – 3/2006
· Eddie Bauer Inc.,
Design/Development
Intern ,
11/2005 – 2/2006
· Art
Institute of Seattle,
Patternmaking/Sewing Tutor, 10/2004
-- 10/2005 · Michael Flatley’s Celtic Tiger World Tour, Seattle: Wardrobe, 10/2005
· AIS
Fashion Show,
Wardrobe/Costumes,
3/2005
· www.pugmanor.com,
Imprint Designer,
2003 – 2010
· Michael’s Crafts,
Custom Framer,
9/2001 – 1/2002 · JoAnne Fabrics, Customer Service 2/1998 – 5/1998
· Bhaktivedanta Manor UK,
Seamstress/Traveling
Stage Productions, 10/1997 –12/1997 · House of Fabrics, Customer Service 9/1995 – 3/1996
· "A
Kind Of Magic", Freddy Mercury/Queen Dance Benefit for Northwest AIDS Foundation,
Wardrobe/Costumes 3/1995-8/1995 Education/Degrees: AAS in Fashion Design with Honors: Art Institute of Seattle, March 2006 AA (DTA) of Integrated Cultural Studies: Cascadia Community College, June 2004 Professional Certification: Technical Writing, Bellevue Community College, March 2001 BFA with minor in Art Therapy: The School at the Art Institute Museum of Chicago: injured two-semesters shy of completion Design Awards: Art Institute Fashion Show 2006: special award category for “Best Overall Designer”Zebra Club Design Competition 2006: Runner Up for Best Streetwear DesignArt Institute Fashion Show 2005: Best Formal WearNorwescon 1994: Best Non-Competing Costume
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