Get Creative with Your Sewing Machine

Sunday, February 23rd
12pm – 6pm

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About the Class

Create wonderful fiber art pieces using decorative stitches and embellishments. In this 6 hours class we will start with solid color fabric that will be painted and changed more with every decorative machine-stitch and couching yarn stitch. We will finish with quilting, beading, and hand embroidery stitches.

Class Fee $45

Preparation before class:

Check that your machine is in good working order.

Sewing Machine:

All machine accessories including darning (quilting) and open toe foot, pintuck foot or cording foot if you have them, and bobbins
Seam ripper
Double needle for use with your pintuck foot
Embroidery or topstitch needle #80/12

General Requirements:

Rotary cutter, mat, ruler and small scissors
Small iron and iron mat (if you have one)
Glue stick (my favorite is Elmer’s washable)
Wash Away Tear-Away Stabilizer (or your favorite one, I will have some available for purchase)

Threads:

Machine sewing and embroidery threads in many colors
Yarns for couching (approx. 3 yards)
Hand embroidery threads and beads

Fabrics:

One fat quarter (I use Kona Cotton fabric)
Fabric for backing
Batting

Notes:

Ironing board, iron, and extension cord will be supplied

About Sylvia

Sylvia Gabriela Snyder found her inspiration for fabric art when she learned of Japanese fabric works in a class she attended (1993). After Sylvia moved to the U.S. in 2000, she was intent on discovering her own style and expression through fabric art. After attending many exhibits, Sylvia entered an exhibit in 2006, winning her first ribbon at the Bernina Challenge. After this exhibit, Sylvia has had her work showcased in numerous exhibitions all over the nation, and has won many other awards.