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Get ready to stitch, learn, and create! This sewing class is a weekly 5-class series designed for beginners who want to build skills while making fun, practical projects. Participants are expected to cover the cost of any materials they use, but costs will not exceed $20 per series.
In the first five class series, students will learn the basics of sewing—how to use a sewing machine, work with fabric, and follow simple patterns—while making a custom apron from start to finish.
After completing the first series, students can sign up for the second series, where they’ll level up their skills by sewing a bag. Complete that series and you’re ready for the third series, where students will create a handy project pouch to store their sewing tools or works-in-progress.
Each series builds on the last, helping students grow their confidence, skills, and creativity in a fun and supportive environment.
Beginner I Sewing Class Syllabus: Apron
Jan. 6th-Week 1: Become familiar with machine components, threading techniques, loading bobbin and bobbin installation, and practice foundational stitching methods.
Jan. 13th-Week 2: Select patterns, interpret pattern symbols, choose appropriate fabric, and accurately cut fabric pieces.
Jan. 20th-Week 3: Mark fabrics as required, sew straight seams, press seam allowances, and attach pockets or ties as specified.
Jan. 27th-Week 4: Construct and affix the neck tab, D-rings, and straps; complete hemming and apply topstitching to finish the apron.
Feb. 3rd-Week 5: Finalize the project or participate in a discussion regarding the subsequent assignment.
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Registration Required
Space is limited, registration is required to attend.