Introduction to Garment Construction - Tuesdays
CLASS DATES
Tuesday 4/22, 4/29, 5/6 | 6-9pm
This class is geared toward the sewist who is interested in learning how to construct garments. The course will cover selecting a size, pattern and fabric layout, cutting, marking a pattern and of course, construction techniques.
This will be taught in a true learn-by-doing manner. Bring your pattern, fabric, and all necessary supplies and notions to the first class.
Select a pattern that is labeled “easy, 2-hour, learn to sew or beginner.” In general, a pattern with fewer pieces will go together quicker. Garments like pajama pants, simple skirts, jackets and bath robes are good choices.
Bring to the first class:
Pattern, fabric, notions, pins and pin cushion
This class is most appropriate for those who have taken the ‘Get to Know the Machine Class” or have some basic knowledge of operating a machine.
CLASS DATES
Tuesday 4/22, 4/29, 5/6 | 6-9pm
This class is geared toward the sewist who is interested in learning how to construct garments. The course will cover selecting a size, pattern and fabric layout, cutting, marking a pattern and of course, construction techniques.
This will be taught in a true learn-by-doing manner. Bring your pattern, fabric, and all necessary supplies and notions to the first class.
Select a pattern that is labeled “easy, 2-hour, learn to sew or beginner.” In general, a pattern with fewer pieces will go together quicker. Garments like pajama pants, simple skirts, jackets and bath robes are good choices.
Bring to the first class:
Pattern, fabric, notions, pins and pin cushion
This class is most appropriate for those who have taken the ‘Get to Know the Machine Class” or have some basic knowledge of operating a machine.
CLASS DATES
Tuesday 4/22, 4/29, 5/6 | 6-9pm
This class is geared toward the sewist who is interested in learning how to construct garments. The course will cover selecting a size, pattern and fabric layout, cutting, marking a pattern and of course, construction techniques.
This will be taught in a true learn-by-doing manner. Bring your pattern, fabric, and all necessary supplies and notions to the first class.
Select a pattern that is labeled “easy, 2-hour, learn to sew or beginner.” In general, a pattern with fewer pieces will go together quicker. Garments like pajama pants, simple skirts, jackets and bath robes are good choices.
Bring to the first class:
Pattern, fabric, notions, pins and pin cushion
This class is most appropriate for those who have taken the ‘Get to Know the Machine Class” or have some basic knowledge of operating a machine.