We are going to learn how to sew our favorite skirt that complements most figures. It’s a great layering piece with leggings for year round wear in the Bay Area.
About the Event
We are going to learn how to sew our favorite skirt that complements most figures. It’s a great layering piece with leggings for year round wear in the Bay Area.
We're doing something special for this class! Pre-cut fabric, and everything else you need, to make our Favorite Skirt with Kristen Takakuwa are included as part of the class. This means that you get to focus on your sewing and will have more time to finish your skirt. This is a great learn to sew class!!
We will be making the Cleo Skirt by made by rae. It's got a nice drape, looks good on most figures and it has pockets!
In this class you will learn how to:
Use a sewing machine
Read & understand sewing pattern and instructions
Make an elastic casing
Make gathers
Execute simple seam finishing
Supplies: We will be making the Cleo Skirt view B. We are providing everything you need to make your skirt including a copy of the pattern so you can make more. You will receive pre-cut fabric that is sized for the hip measurement you give us when you sign up. This is a very relaxed fit skirt with an elastic waist sizing isn't exact. [Please note: we will use fabric with a simple pattern.]
Sewing Machines: If you would like to use one of the sewing machines at Ace Makerspace (we highly recommend this for beginng sewists) please select the Use Ace Machine ticket. If you are comfortable and would like to use your own sewing machine please select the Use My Machine ticket. DO NOT purchase a Use My Machine ticket if you don't have a machine, it isn't working properly or you aren't comfortable operating it. We don't have extra machines you can use. If we have sold out of Use My Machine tickets, and you want to use your own machine, you may purchase a Use Ace Machine ticket.
Special Opportunity:
Ace Makerspace is holding a Textiles Open Studio immediately following this class. You have a chance to use their beautiful space, sewing machines and equipment to continue working on your garment. The Textiles Open Studio is hosted by Team Ace who can assist you with the equipment and answer your basic sewing questions. [Please note: this is not a Hello Stitch Studio event and, while the Ace Team is very knowledgeable, they do not have experience making this specific garment.]
What is Hello Stitch?
Hello Stitch is a virtual studio that offers online classes and workshops. We believe that learning how to sew is about building skills. By taking a class with Hello Stitch, we will help you build these skills and provide the support you'll need to love what you create! Hello Stitch is also an actual quilting studio with a computerized Innova longarm specializing in edge to edge design ready to help bring your quilting projects to completion.
Who is Hello Stitch?
With the concept of creating a modern interpretation of the quilting bee, our online community is built through social meet-ups, classes and social media. Our goal is to provide a virtual place for people with a common interest in sewing to come together to share, learn, and grow together.
We love sewing and believe that there is something special about working with textiles. We look forward to sharing that feeling with you!
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