Mystery Gift Making - FRIDAY
Come wrap up your holiday gift list just in time for that last minute holiday crafting crunch!
You will leave each session with at least one completed item, the knowledge and skill to make more, and as an added bonus the instructor will demonstrate an additional giftable project at the end of class for you to play with in-between sessions!
Join us for as many sessions as you can fit in your schedule this fall! Each class in the series will start with a big reveal of the mystery gift-able projects for that class! Then we will pick fabric together, and make the gift-able items!
Mystery gift projects might include ice cream cozies, Japanese knot bags, cord keepers, reusable sponges, reversible cloth napkins, jar openers, pet placemats, small zipper pouches, and fabric gift envelopes or fabric gift bags. You get to enjoy the surprise of what we will create each class!
Supply lists for items you need to bring with you will be sent out prior to each class, the cost of fabric/notions we will pick out during the class will be between $30-$50. Classes 3 and 4 share a template ruler, so you can get more bang for your buck by attending both of these classes!
Class 1: Friday 10/27
Class 2: Friday 11/3
Class 3: Friday 11/10
Class 4: Friday 11/17
Class 5: Friday 12/1
Class 6: Friday 12/8
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | Student?s need to have basic machine sewing skills, be able to sew a consistent seam allowance, and have basic rotary cutting skills. |
| Requirements: | Those attending will need to be able to navigate stairs, as class is on the second floor with no elevator. We can help with carrying your machine upstairs if you are unable. A SUPPLY LIST will be EMAILED to you, so be sure to INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL upon registration. |
| Instructor: | Louisa Vandenberg |
| Instructor Bio: | Louisa has been sewing for 40 years, and quilting for 18. She started her quilting instructor role in Northeastern Pennsylvania in 2005 teaching a program to entice younger generations the love of quilting. She has honed her instructional skills as a nursing educator, teaching thousands of nursing students over the years. Louisa enjoys quilting, and also enjoys applying her quilting skills to handbags, wallets, and other craft sewing projects. Her favorite part of teaching any class is the "ah-ha" moment when students understand what is being taught and leave with the confidence to build on the new skills! |
| {{model.event.first_date}} - {{model.event.last_date}} | {{model.event.sections.length}} Sessions | {{model.event.sections[0].time}} |
| {{s.date}} | {{s.time}} |
{{errorMessage}}
{{waitlist_contact_errorMessage}}
{{c.items[0].title}}