These are two of my young sewing students showing off the projects they are making in our summer workshops. Pillows and aprons, and today we finished the tote bags. Pretty good for beginners, huh? They're having fun, and so am I! Next week we are using a real pattern to make pajama pants!
Found this funky retro fabric on sale at Hancock Fabrics, and bought it not knowing what it would become. My young adult daughter spied it and said, “Mom! You have to make me some high-waisted shorts from this!”
Here's one of my young students working on a project at my "Learn to Sew" workshop at Hancock Fabrics. I love seeing the kids get SEW excited about sewing!
“Already?! Summer
vacation just started 10 minutes ago!!”
Have you heard these words in your family already? Well here’s
an idea to combat that boredom: why not learn how to sew this summer? Once you
master this useful craft, you will find all kinds of things to do to: make
pillows for your room, sew tote bags, design a doll wardrobe…or create fashions
of your own! I’ll be teaching classes for Kids and Teens at Hancock Fabrics on
Merritt Island in June and July…see the flyer below, and I hope to see you this
summer!
I taught my Space Coast Doll Artists club members how to make Sea
Beanies today. Look at the wonderful results! They used my pattern and
gave me terrific feedback on a couple of things. My pattern will be published very soon!
Little molded polymer clay faces all ready for my Sea Beanies workshop
tomorrow at the Space Coast Doll Artists meeting, where I will introduce
the first draft of my Sea Beanies pattern. The little dolls will look
something like this when finished: