Scraps! We all have them, but what in the world do we do with them? Join me for a 2 day class where we will explore this very question. I love scraps! From quilts to bags to garments, I use scraps in almost all of my sewing adventures. I will bring oodles of
samples and talk about how I approach scrap specific projects. From there, we will jump right in and start sewing scraps together.
Skill level: advanced beginner
*Students should feel confident using ( threading, winding a bobbin, etc.) a sewing machine,
and sewing a straight line.
Teacher: Sudi Laura Overstreet
When: November 6th and 13th from 1-5pm
Where: Mulberry Silks & Fine Fabrics at the big table
Cost: $60 plus cost of materials
Class Size: 6 People
Supply list:
● Scraps! Bring a good selection of woven fabric scraps at least 3” square
● Neutral color thread
● Microtex 70/10 machine needle
● Fabric Scissors
● Thread snips
● Straight pins
● Depending on your final item, you may need other supplies for the second class.
Sudi-Laura is our in house bag expert, quilt master, and garment maker Guru! She has taught sewing all over the triangle and has worked in the sewing industry for most of her life including at Mulberry Silks (lucky to have her). Sudi has a really cool personal touch she puts into all her work, from putting really interesting fabrics together, techniques for putting in zippers/hardware, peek a boo Liberty details and approaching challenges with a calm personality.
*** You can register by phone using a credit card or come by Mulberry Silks and pay by cash, check, or credit card. Class fees must be paid in full when you register. We please ask to be mindful when you sign up for class. Classes are popular. If a class is cancelled by the instructor, a full refund will be given. We’re sorry, but if you miss a class we cannot reschedule it nor can we make any fee adjustment. Fabrics and supplies must be purchased from Mulberry Silks prior to the date the class begins. We do offer our students a 10% discount on all supplies required for your project(s). In most cases, you will need to wash and dry your fabric before the first class, so come in and get a materials list, browse the store, and get started***