Press reviews

• KATIE ROE – LEEDS ARTS UNIVERSITY

  This book is helpful to those who are focusing on draping and who want to push themselves further. The step-by step guide allows for students to independently learn and experiment, and the book includes a versatile range of garments/styles - it also includes details/trims and embellishments which is helpful for students to visually see how they can explore designs on the stand beyond the silhouette. This book would also be great for students working on their final collections - since some of the drapes are more advanced yet have clear step by step guides. KATIE ROE - LEEDS ARTS UNIVERSITY

• DEBBIE ALLSOP - THE UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

  More creative and innovative ways for students to approach creative draping on the stand. DEBBIE ALLSOP - THE UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

• BASHIR ASWAT - UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD

  This book is well written and user-friendly for students. It's beneficial for developing their draping skills further with really instructions and methods. We will be highly recommending this publication to our undergraduate students. The previous draping books by the same author all already on our recommended module lists. BASHIR ASWAT - UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD

• KRISTINA RYLANDER - SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

  I find Karolyn Kiisel's books very clear in their instruction and helpful depending on what designs students are trying to solve. KRISTINA RYLANDER - SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

• ANNE RUTTER – PARSONS

  It gives a broad overview of draping approaches as background for students. ANNE RUTTER - PARSONS

• DELLA REAMS - MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD, OH

  It has many great examples of designs and techniques. DELLA REAMS - MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD, OH