📣Have you always wanted to learn how to sew, but never knew where to start? Look no further as the One Stitch at a Time Workshop PART 2 is here to help! 😁

The Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum is excited to announce that the One Stitch at a Time Workshop is RETURNING for PART 2 in the learn how to sew series! This 4-part sewing class will be a continuation of the first class and will focus teaching intermediate techniques and building confidence around a sewing machine. Some experience is necessary (basic sewing knowledge) and the classes are suitable for all 12+. This course will cover:

– How to sew a pocket;

– How to properly mark fabric;

– How to finish seams and cover raw fabric;

– Dressmaking basics and MORE!

WHERE:

3143 Mountain Rd, Moncton, E1G 2X1

WHEN

2:00PM- 4:00PM

January 22, 29, February 5, and 12, 2023

WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING?

Bring your sewing machine with a manual (if possible), an extension cord (2-3 m long), and your sewing box (scissors, threads, needles, measuring tape, fabric marker, or chalk). Other tools and materials we will discuss during the first class.

COST

$158 for all 4 sessions or $40 for just one.

HOW DO I SIGN UP?

To register, send an email to Tina at sharapova.alevtina@yahoo.com. But don’t hesitate because spots are limited!

ITENERARY:

Week 1, January 22

Pockets for various purposes.

Project – We will start a drawstring bag and attach at least 2 pockets to the sides.

Week 2, January 29

Proper marking of the fabric, covering raw edges.

Project – Finishing the bag, adding strings.

Week 3, February 5

More complex ways to finish the edges, and facing.

Project – a cover for the Kleenex box.

Week 4, February 12

How to measure people, the first steps into dressmaking.

Project – doll-size robe (with instructions on how to make it your size).