ABOUT THIS EVENT

Event Category

Arts & DIY

Event Overview

You know how to sew and you want to make something that fits your body's measurements and add your own style! This intermediate sewing class will you started by learning how to make foundational stitches, add design features such as pockets to basic clothing shapes, use fabric manipulation techniques such as tucks and pleats for decoration, and build structures such as straps and facings. You will take a basic clothing shape, such as an apron, make it your own design and have it fitted to your body!

Session 1: At Attention! Face Front
Discussion: Review of machine maintenance and basic stitches
Hands-On Activities: Foundational stitching for facings, bound edges, and straps. Fitting the pattern
Skills Learned: Fitting and adapting a pattern to body shape

Session 2: Nip Tuck
Discussion: In-depth look at fabric manipulation
Hands-On Activities: Ruffles, tucking, piping, and pleats
Skills Learned: Multiple seam finishes and embellishments

Session 3: Cue it Up! Called Pockets
Discussion: Q & A only
Hands-On Activities: Begin apron basic foundation construction
Skills Learned: Basic garment construction

Session 4: Last Call! It's Closing Time
Discussion: Q & A only
Hands-On Activities: Complete apron construction with pockets and straps
Skills Learned: Basic garment constructions and embellishments

Workshop Schedule: Meets for 4 consecutive Thursdays for two-hour sessions (8 Hours Total)
Prerequisite: Beginning sewing skills are a must

Minimum age

All ages welcome

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