Beginner: Short Sleeve Top, Fridays, March 7th & 14th, 4pm-8pm
Instructor: Colleen Connolly
Skill Level: Beginner, ages 15 and up
Class Length: 2 sessions, 4 hrs each session
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This class is perfect for the beginner sewist looking to start adventuring into garment sewing! Shirt No. 1 by 100 Acts of Sewing is a simple top with short sleeves - perfect for layering under a sweater or wearing during the Summer months! This shirt has a customizable neckline making it easy to wear and adaptable for everyone. You’ll leave this class with a new understanding of seam finishes and bias neck facing.
Be prepared - purchase your supplies online or in person before class begins! Class supplies are available for purchase at Modern Domestic. Please note that our store hours are Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm. Class supplies cannot be purchased when our shop is closed.
To purchase supplies in store, we recommend allowing at least 45 minutes to shop. Our store hours are Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm. If purchasing materials online, purchase supplies at least two days in advance to allow for prepping. All class supplies purchased at Modern Domestic get a 10% discount - please inquire for the code.
Supply List:
- Pattern, Shirt No. 1 by 100 Acts of Sewing
- Fabric, Colleen recommends: lightweight cotton lawn or voile, linen, natural fiber blend woven fabric, or even a cotton woven with a fun print (no jersey or knits)
- 1 spool of Mettler Metrosene All-Purpose Polyester Thread (coordinating or color matching with exterior fabric is recommended)
- Optional: contrasting fabric for bias facing - You'll need 1 fat quarter, ½ yard, or 1 yard pre-made bias binding
- Optional: 3/4" (18mm) bias tape maker
*Make sure to pre-wash (and iron) your fabric in advance of class. This prevents possible fabric shrinkage that could otherwise make your finished garment too small.
Skill Level: Beginner - You’ve taken a class or two and are starting to get comfortable with the basics. You know what a seam allowance is, you’ve sewn a little on your own, but you still need a little help with remembering how to thread the machine and wind a bobbin. These classes usually have little if any homework to complete outside of class time. The prerequisite for any Beginner class is a Sew Basics class, Learn to Sew class, or equivalent. This skill level is not for people who have never used a sewing machine before.