Takes Place September 24 and October 1 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm.

In this class, you will learn the following:
Part 1 –
–Review your manual to your machine – what to look for
–Familiarize yourself with the basic parts & features of a sewing machine
–Set up & threading – what type of thread to use & why
–Top tension & bobbin basics (how to spin a bobbin; how to load the bobbin; what types to purchase for your machine and how to store your bobbins)
–Needle education – why do we use different types
–Straight stitch, zig zag and others found on your machine to practice

Part 2 –
–Review & understand patterns, measurements, how many yards to purchase per product, how to cut & lay out patterns, & read sewing instructions
–Select a Sewing Project to be sewn on Basic Sewing 101-Part2: a Pin Cushion, a Dog Chew Toy or a Coaster); layout, cut & sew project

What You’ll Need For Class

—Sewing Machine (including any tools that come with your machine)
—Sewing Machine Manual (if you do not have a printed-out copy, please be prepared to bring a downloaded version)
Thread
—Bobbins for your Machine (note: always check the package of bobbins when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)
—Universal Pressor Foot (usually it’s included with your sewing machine when purchased)
—Machine Needles per your machine; both single & double needles (note: always check the package of needles when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)

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Join Janome Educator Sam Fung at the shop to create a stylish and versatile tote perfect for everyday essentials or quick trips. In this class, students will make a 13” x 11” x 3” tote while exploring several standout features of the Janome Continental M17, M8, & 9480 machines including the A.S.R.® (Accurate Stitch Regulator), Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed™ Dual Feed system. Decorative details using Janome’s Mirage and other specialty stitches add a unique finishing touch to this practical and beautiful project.

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Join Janome Educator Sam Fung at the shop to create a stylish and versatile tote perfect for everyday essentials or quick trips. In this class, students will make a 13” x 11” x 3” tote while exploring several standout features of the Janome Continental M17, M8, & 9480 machines including the A.S.R.® (Accurate Stitch Regulator), Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed™ Dual Feed system. Decorative details using Janome’s Mirage and other specialty stitches add a unique finishing touch to this practical and beautiful project.

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Machine Embroidery Extravaganza! Get ready to stitch, laugh, create, and have a whole lot of fun with Judy & Colette! This is not just a class—it’s a Machine Embroidery Extravaganza! We’ve hosted a few events, and decided to do one of our own. We’ll bring the same lively atmosphere, with more prizes and better goodies! You’ll create three fabulous projects that are as fun to make as they are to use: a darling candy bowl, an adorable treat bag topper, and a stylish tote bag. From sweet treats to everyday treasures, you’ll leave with projects you’ll be excited to show off! Whether you’re a seasoned machine embroiderer or simply love learning something new, this class is packed with creativity, helpful tips, tricks, and plenty of time to enjoy the process.

Bring your machine, your creativity, and your sense of adventure—Judy & Colette are ready to make it a day to remember!

🎃 Three projects. Endless creativity. Tons of fun.
🧵 Machine embroidery.
🍬 Candy, treats, totes—and a whole lot of stitching fun!

Come join the party for a day of sewing, stitching, laughter, and friendship. You won’t want to miss this Extravaganza!

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THIS CLASS TAKES PLACE October 5 and 12.

In this class, you will learn the following:
Part 1 –
–Create buttonholes, machine stitch a button; direction of standard buttonholes, opening buttonholes
–Sew on buttons using the machine button features, aligning buttons to buttonholes, cross stitch and standard button applications

Part 2 –
–Sew a Cosmetic Pouch/Bag with lining, buttonhole & button closure; pattern layout, cut and sew/assemble Bag/Pouch

You get 20% off all other materials when you buy your supplies at the shop or over the phone.

–Sewing Machine (including any tools that come with your machine)
–Sewing Machine Manual (if you do not have a printed-out copy, please be prepared to bring a downloaded version)
–Thread
–Bobbins for your Machine (note: always check the package of bobbins when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)
–Button Hole & Button Pressor Feet
–Machine Needles per your machine; both single & double needles (note: always check the package of needles when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)

Takes Place October 8 and 15 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm.

In this class, you will learn the following:
Part 1 –
–Review your manual to your machine – what to look for
–Familiarize yourself with the basic parts & features of a sewing machine
–Set up & threading – what type of thread to use & why
–Top tension & bobbin basics (how to spin a bobbin; how to load the bobbin; what types to purchase for your machine and how to store your bobbins)
–Needle education – why do we use different types
–Straight stitch, zig zag and others found on your machine to practice

Part 2 –
–Review & understand patterns, measurements, how many yards to purchase per product, how to cut & lay out patterns, & read sewing instructions
–Select a Sewing Project to be sewn on Basic Sewing 101-Part2: a Pin Cushion, a Dog Chew Toy or a Coaster); layout, cut & sew project

What You’ll Need For Class

—Sewing Machine (including any tools that come with your machine)
—Sewing Machine Manual (if you do not have a printed-out copy, please be prepared to bring a downloaded version)
Thread
—Bobbins for your Machine (note: always check the package of bobbins when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)
—Universal Pressor Foot (usually it’s included with your sewing machine when purchased)
—Machine Needles per your machine; both single & double needles (note: always check the package of needles when purchasing to ensure that your sewing machine model appears for usage)

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These classes take place on: October 9, 16, 23 and 30 from 6pm to 8:30pm.

Always wanted to learn to sew but never found the time? Our 4-session sewing class is perfect for you! As you get to know your sewing machine, you’ll learn and practice basic skills like straight stitches & seams. You’ll gain confidence by creating 4 projects: a tissue holder, pillowcase, and pajama pants. We provide sewing pattern printouts, 1.5 yards of Tru-Grid, and a pack of 3/4” elastic. Plus, get 20% off supplies at our shop or over the phone!

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What You Need to Bring to Class

Please bring:

–your sewing machine in good working order
–a ¼” presser foot
–scissors/snips
–seam ripper
–neutral color thread for piecing

Irons will be available, but you may bring your own iron and tabletop ironing pad, if desired.

If are just starting out on your journey of sewing apparel, you will love to attend this fundamental Basic Pant Sewing Class!

In this class, you will learn the following:
—Measuring your waist, hips, inseam & out seam to adjust patterns for a custom fit
—How to layout, cut & the order of sew for an elastic waistband pair of pants
—How to add inseam pockets to any pair of pants
—How to embellish any pair of pants

Prerequisite: Basic Sewing 101 and 102 or familiar with sewing technology. Please see those class descriptions to ensure that you are familiar with and have performed these functions before signing up for this class.

What to Bring to Class

—New Look Pattern #6762

IMPORTANT! Please purchase at Walmart or Etsy and allow 6-10 business days before signing up for this class as this will allow enough time for the product to arrive via shipping limitations)

—Fabric – purchase cotton blends, cotton or knit fabrics per the suggested fabrics listed on the package of the pattern; HINT: usually 2-4 yards of material should be sufficient to make a pair of pants
—Notions: 2 yards of 1” wide elastic is provided by The Sewing Station; however, if you choose to bring your own, make sure it’s the proper dimensions
—In-Seam Pocket and/or Waistband Pattern Pieces: this will also be provided by The Sewing Station as add-ons to this pattern
—Sewing Machine & Sewing Tools (including any tools that come with your machine)
—Sewing Machine Manual (if you do not have a printed-out copy, please be prepared to bring a downloaded version)
—Thread & Bobbins – preferably already wound to reduce preparation time
—Universal Pressor Foot; Simulate Serge (aka: Overlock or Overedge) Pressor Foot and or any Embellishment/Craft Pressor Feet (optional)
—Machine Needles Sizes 14 (Size 16 for thicker fabrics)

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