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Machine Heirloom & Smocking Classes

Machine Heirloom & Smocking Classes at a Glance

Heirloom Quilt

Heirloom Quilt

  Hand Smocking

Hand Smocking

Heirloom Placemats

Heirloom Placemats

Smocked Bishop Dress

Smocked Bishop Dress

 




Heirloom Quilt
with Louese
  Heirloom Quilt

A. 6:00 – 9:00 PM Wed. Feb. 15, 29, Mar. 14, Apr. 4, 18 & May 2 - In Session

Students will learn a variety of heirloom machine techniques while making this exquisite quilt. Techniques include shark’s teeth, oval and pointed lace shaping, Madeira applique, pintucks, puffing strips, and quilting. Machine embroidery embellishment is optional. Fee $95.

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Hand Smocking
with Louese

    Hand Smocking

A. 6:30 – 9:00 PM Thr. Feb. 23 & Mar. 1

B. 1:00 – 3:30 PM Sun. Feb. 26 & Mar. 11

Learn the basics of delicate geometric hand smocking used in both children and adult clothing and heirloom sewing. This class is to get you started. Then explore the
following smocking classes! Fee $36.

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Heirloom Placemats
with Louese

Heirloom Placemats

A. 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM Thr. Mar. 8 & 15

Learn easy, machine heirloom techniques while creating this beautiful placemat. Explore corded tucks, double needle work, wing needle work, gimp work, machine embroidery and candlewicking. Make a set for yourself, and an extra set to use as a gift. Fee $36.

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Smocked Bishop Dress
with Louese

    Smocked Bishop Dress

A. 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM Thr. Apr. 12, 26, May 3

This class is for students who already know how to smock and are ready to try their hand at a smocked garment. Learn the basics of making a bishop dress including blocking and constructing the smocked dress. Explore various finishing techniques and embellishments including piping and lace finishes. Fee $45.

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Skill Levels for Classes:

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Note: The skill level refers to the class category (fashion, heirloom, machine embroidery, and quilting) not to the basic sewing experience of the student.

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