Learn and master sewing skills with this step by step program.
Descriptions
Learn and master sewing skills with this step by step program.
Create a professional garment you will be proud to wear!
Eight 2 1/2 hour lessons .......... $130
Class Schedules
Monday-Saturday with day and evening classes. You will be able to select classes from Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Classes are limited to 5 students.
Please call for class schedule (847) 581-936
Where do I Start? At the Beginning!
​Learn and master sewing skills with this step by step program.
- How to choose your pattern size and make pattern alterations
- How to follow a pattern guide and operate your sewing machine
- Make darts, sew zippers, sleeves, and use correct pressing methods.
Create a professional garment you will be proud to wear!
What's Next? Intermediate Dressmaking
Learn to make unlined jackets, pants, collars, & cuffs. Students must have completed a beginning course.
And Then What? Advanced Dressmaking
This class is for experienced students who wish to refine their skills in pattern alterations, lined jackets, skirts, and more intricate detailing.
Where Can You Go From There? Couture Fashions & Tailoring
For the woman who sews well and would like to learn the fine points of creating the soft, easy look of designer patterns; techniques for using underlining, lining, buttonholes, pockets, collars, set-in sleeves and fine finishing details.
Open Sew is a time set aside for sewing on whatever project you desire. If you have a newer machine and want a bit of advice as you sew - COME join us! Got an unfinished project and desire a little hand holding - Come join us!
Need help with your sewing machine, questions about a pattern, or a simple technique? Book time with our shop Sewist, Sandy Kadrie.
In this 8-week draping class, students will learn to create clothing patterns on a dress form through draping. Once the draping patterns have been completed, students will continue onto the next 8 week course to cut and sew their garments in Part TWO, THREE and FOUR.
This is such a fun project and perfect for this time of year! Take a large candy bag and create a zippered, lined, quilted pouch. The bigger the bag, the easier to turn your project right side out when finishing up-- sounds like a good excuse to get the Family Size bag of your favorite candy!
Jelly Roll Rugs are reminiscent of the classic rag rugs. This updated version is quick to make by using a jelly roll or scraps. Join Traci for a day of quick fun sewing!
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