Clothing Construction
Ready to dive into the world of fashion and fun with the 4-H Clothing project? It's where you'll unleash your creativity, make savvy decisions, and stitch your way to some serious sewing skills, all while rocking your personal style.
4-H'ers enroll in the project based on experience and skills, not age or grade. From novice to needle-master, this project is stacked with four skill levels:
- Beginning, First year in sewing (previously phase 1)
- Basic (previous phases 2-3)
- Expanding (previous phases 4-6)
- Advanced (previous phases 7-9)
You’ll level up your skills in five areas:
- Planning your projects
- Personal development and Community Service
- Building and managing your wardrobe (Construction and Consumerism)
- Textiles and fabric science
- And of course, Clothing Construction!
When you're ready, you can show off your skills at Oregon-wide contests like Fashion Revue or the Family and Consumer Sciences Classic, both held at the Oregon State Fair.
Nationally, trailblazers can compete at the National 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences Classic held in Denver, Colorado, every January.