Mini-Classes were designed for an intermediate level or higher sewer that wants to try out different techniques. These are offered as an introduction to many great skills and techniques.
During class the techniques will be demonstrated then the student will sew a sample of the techniques.
Titles will change each semester to offer a wide variety of subjects.
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Simple Heirloom Sewing |
Those offered this semester are:
- Simple Heirloom Sewing- Thursday, October 32 from 10 till Traditionally, the artistry of heirloom Sewing was generally done by painstaking hand sewing. But in this MINI-CLASS, you will learn how to sew many of the beautiful techniques on your sewing machine or serger!. Create a beautiful sampler while learning techniques such as: inserting entredeau and laces into seams, making delicate ruffling, pin tucking, and much more.
- Sewing Sleeves- Thursday, October 17 from 10 till 1- Putting sleeves into a dress or top doesn't have to be a daunting job. Learn many tricks and tips on how to insert a set-in and a raglan sleeve properly. You will sew a sample of each type sleeve
- Hems- Monday, November 18 from 6:30 till 9:30 Almost everyone needs to adjust a hem length from time to time. This is a great class to start you in the right direction. Learn how to measure and correctly prepare a hem. You will make samples of several types of hems including how to hem jeans.
- Applique Wednesday, October 23 from 6:30 till 9:30 Applique is a creative way to embellish any type of garment or home dec item by sewing fabric cut-outs onto another item using decorative stitches. A great example of applique is in children's clothing. Learn the techniques to get you started in this creative way to sew. Sew a sample using several different techniques of applique.
- Beautiful Seam Finishes Monday, October 7 from 6:30 till 9:30 In this intermediate class, make the insides of your garment just as beautiful as the outside. Serger seams are great but now it is time to learn the "other" ways to finish your seams such as: French seams, flat fell seams, bound seams, Hong Kong seams, and more. Sew samples of each for future reference.
Other Mini-Classes to come:
Knowing Your Sewing Machine
Making A Thread Catcher
Pillows
Zippers
Putting In Pockets
Tips and Tricks
Easy Paper-Pieced Quilting