Learn about sewing safety and how to keep yourself safe while using a sewing machine. Learn how to thread a sewing machine and wind a bobbin. We also cover how to change a needle and what thread to use.
Class Experience
What is covered in the Learn To Sew Series at Thimble Bee’s?
Week 1: Learn about sewing safety and how to keep yourself safe while using a sewing machine. Learn how to thread a sewing machine and wind a bobbin. We also cover how to change a needle and what thread to use.
Week 2: Fabric prep talk. We discuss what fabrics you should be working with as a beginner, how to lay out patterns onto your fabric, and proper cutting techniques. We also discuss how to mark your fabric for best results.
Week 3: Jumping back to the sewing machine! We will be looking at a standard stitch and zigzag stitch, achieving a correct seam allowance, increasing the stitch length and reviewing how to thread our sewing machines successfully.
Week 4: We will focus on sewing accuracy – how to sew curves and corners, matching seams, and how to press our seams correctly. Introduction to reading a simple pattern and basic sewing terms.
Week 5: Put your knowledge to action. Cutout and begin sewing a simple bag.
Week 6: Continue practicing sewing basics by completing your first simple sewing project.
Notes
You will complete a simple pillow in this series. You will need the following items for class:
Capacity: 8 students
Welcome To Thimble Bee’sa
Teaching children (adults too!) the basics of sewing in a creative, encouraging, and fun atmosphere!
I started Thimble Bee’s in 2009 to share my love and joy for sewing with the next generation. I’m so blessed to have met so many families in the Charlotte area and I’m glad you’re here. I hope you find Thimble Bee’s a comfortable place to learn, be encouraged, and grow in your skill every day.
I have always love sewing. I fell in love with it when I was fourteen and haven’t let up with my obsession since. I’ve been teaching for thirteen years. I started with a small group of girls teaching from the bonus room of my home in Waxhaw. Word spread and we opened the storefront off Providence in 2014. I’m so blessed to have met so many wonderful families in the Charlotte area and I’m so glad you’re here! I hope you find Thimble Bee’s a comfortable place to learn, be encouraged, and grow in your skill every day.
When I’m not at the studio I stay busy taking care of my family. We have three children: Hannah, Luke, and Kate. They are my greatest pride and joy! Hannah just took off to Indiana for her first semester in college. Luke is in ninth grade and enjoys cross country and working at the local pizza place. Kate is in fifth grade and enjoys sewing and spending time with her family.
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