During the class, we’ll teach you how to piece (stitch together) and press your fabric, how to make a quilt sandwich, how to quilt the layers together and finish it with bias binding. You’ll leave class with the confidence to start piecing and quilting on your own as well as a useful, quilted pouch
DurationIn this class, we’ll teach you the basics of piecing and quilting, while making quilted pouches. These envelope style pouches are a great introductory quilting project that can be adapted to hold a variety of things, from tablets and e-readers to sunglasses, books and art supplies.
During the class, we’ll teach you how to piece (stitch together) and press your fabric, how to make a quilt sandwich, how to quilt the layers together and finish it with bias binding. You’ll leave class with the confidence to start piecing and quilting on your own as well as a useful, quilted pouch that you made yourself.
Skills covered:
Piecing
Making a quilt sandwich
Machine quilting
Hand quilting
Attaching binding
Supplies included:
Fabric
Batting
Hand sewing needle
Thread
Worksheet with project instructions
Beth Wood is the pattern designer and blogger at Sew DIY. She designs sewing patterns that are easy-to-wear, wardrobe builders you will want to sew over and over again. Beth has been sewing garments for 25 years and brings that wealth of knowledge and joy for sewing into the classroom. She currently lives in Los Angeles, CA where she works as a graphic designer and dabbles in cooking, knitting and gardening.
25 years later, after completing a degree in Fashion Design, running 2 self-owned clothing lines, and raising 2 young girls, I have started something new. A new chapter, a new purpose. I think back to the “gift” my mother gave me when I was 12 and I want to give it to you!
Come meet other crafters and learn from our talented teachers in a bright and comfortable setting. We offer a full schedule of knitting classes! Classes are limited to 8 students and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. All classes take place in our shop at 1914 South Street.
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