This flyer shows details of the Palmer/Pletsch Beginning Sewing series that I teach at Austin's Sewing Center in Fern Creek KY. The Level 2 is starting October 3 for four sessions, so sign up by this Saturday, September 26th to reserve your spot!
Welcome to my sewing blog! I'll be showing photos and talking about some of the sewing and serger projects I teach at Austin's Sewing Center, at the local public library, at other locations, or have made just for my own enjoyment. God has blessed me with the gift of sewing and I love to share it with everyone. Hopefully, you will be blessed by what you see and read here! Thank you for visiting. (To see a close-up view of each photo, just click on it for a larger size.)
Showing posts with label Artist's Apron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artist's Apron. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Flyer for Palmer/Pletsch Beginning Sewing Series
This flyer shows details of the Palmer/Pletsch Beginning Sewing series that I teach at Austin's Sewing Center in Fern Creek KY. The Level 2 is starting October 3 for four sessions, so sign up by this Saturday, September 26th to reserve your spot!
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Week 1 of Palmer/Pletsch Beginning Sewing Complete!
We've finished week 1! The first of 4 weeks in the series I'm teaching of Palmer/Pletsch Beginning Sewing classes at our local Babylock dealer is now complete. I have 3 students who want to learn basic sewing techniques so they may sew & repair garments and shorten hems. Oh, there's so much to learn in a beginning class and the students are hanging in there with me.
The project is a chef's/artist's apron in which they will learn about reading a pattern, preparing the pattern tissue, cutting out fabric, marking, stay-stitching curves, sewing on facings, clean finishing edges, sewing machine stitched hems, top-stitching, sewing on patch pockets and many sewing tips that I've learned over the years.
The curriculum includes Level 2 and Level 3, both of which the students may take later. They'll make a wrap robe in Level 2 and a 2-pc PJ project in Level 3. By the time they finish the 3-level series, they'll be very well-equipped to sew just about anything they want. I'm really looking forward to seeing how far the students will go with their new sewing skills! The photo shows one of the aprons that I'm using as my class sample. I love the teapot fabric, since I am a teapot collector!
The project is a chef's/artist's apron in which they will learn about reading a pattern, preparing the pattern tissue, cutting out fabric, marking, stay-stitching curves, sewing on facings, clean finishing edges, sewing machine stitched hems, top-stitching, sewing on patch pockets and many sewing tips that I've learned over the years.
The curriculum includes Level 2 and Level 3, both of which the students may take later. They'll make a wrap robe in Level 2 and a 2-pc PJ project in Level 3. By the time they finish the 3-level series, they'll be very well-equipped to sew just about anything they want. I'm really looking forward to seeing how far the students will go with their new sewing skills! The photo shows one of the aprons that I'm using as my class sample. I love the teapot fabric, since I am a teapot collector!
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