In a perfect world, all figures would be alike – in perfect form. In the real world, we come in all shapes and sizes. Learn what comes first in selecting the right size, what measurements you need, conduct measurement analysis to determine where and what to change for a “combo pack&rd VIEW MORE...

How often have we seen that piece of fabric that takes our breath away, but said what would I do with it, and how do I sew it? You’ve come to the right place. This class covers choosing appropriate styles and sewing techniques for fine and unusual fabrics. Nick will demonstrate sewing on a VIEW MORE...

Take an ordinary line-art embroidery design and make it extraordinary with color! Learn how easy it is to add dimensions and color to a line-art embroidery design with crayons. Even if you have little artistic ability, you will be able to create a beautiful picture! During this class, we will emb VIEW MORE...

Tired of quilts that have more waves than Miss America? Want to learn to miter single or multiple borders without worry? Maybe you just want to spice up your same old borders and binding with something new: like scallops, flanges, or prairie points. Join Kris as she covers basic and advanced bind VIEW MORE...

Refraction is mix of diamond rectangle units and squares that make the simple look complicated. The Diamond Rects® tool will make this project so easy to complete that you will want to make table runners for all occasions. Begin by learning how to identify the markings on the tool. Once comfo VIEW MORE...

Join us for a 'Play Date' using templates for quilting. No free motion or template quilting experience needed. You will walk through the basics and then you will have the opportunity to 'play' with the templates to experience the ease of quilting with templates. You will also be s VIEW MORE...

This elegant placemat and napkin set is perfect for anyone new to sergers or looking for a refresher course. Piecing on the serger is a fast and very “neat” way of piecing. Learn the difference between 3 and 4 thread overlock, rolled hem stitches and how and when they are used. See ho VIEW MORE...

Create the perfect place setting entirely on the serger. You will learn the ladder stitch, flat-lock stitch, rolled edge and overlock. Work with stabilizers, templates and binding while making this pocket placemat with matching napkin and napkin ring. Kits will be available in assorted colorways. VIEW MORE...

Are you a quilter that has many quilt tops made, but not yet quilted? Are you tired of sending out your quilts and paying someone else to finish them? A longarm quilting machine might be the right move for you, but it is a big investment and can be a very intimidating step. Let us help educate yo VIEW MORE...

Explore threads -- types, weights, and uses! Discuss free motion techniques and learn how to decide what to put where. All the knowledge Nancy shares will help your projects look professional every time, and her trunk show will inspire everyone, from the very beginner to the most experienced stit VIEW MORE...

Jill started making dolls at a very young age and has been teaching doll making for decades. She will help you get familiar with face making, what materials to use and the best way to use them. When making dolls, the hands and feet play a special part. Pick up a few ideas for shaping them, and si VIEW MORE...

Learn about the specialty tools and notions used in the fashion industry for all types of pattern work, and how to use them for better, faster and more accurate results. These are the same tools found in the toolboxes of fashion professionals in NYC and Hollywood – they help you to move sw VIEW MORE...

The details are often found in the finishing of a project. But how often have we come to the hem of a shirt and gotten careless because we thought no one would see it? Let’s change it up so those hems can hang out, so to speak. When you start thinking “outside the box” you can c VIEW MORE...

Have you ever altered a pattern to fit your body and found after all was said and done that yes, it fit, but didn't look like the pattern envelope any longer? That's because patterns are just a template -- a place for you to start. Join Nick Coman in this jam-packed overview of how the industry VIEW MORE...

You WILL have fun in this class, in fact we dare you not to! Add a little surprise to your quilts with dozens of embellishment ideas. Begin with couching, add free-motion doodling, decorative stitches by hand and machine, dimensional appliques, fabric manipulation, and tucks. Now add coloring, sp VIEW MORE...

Explore how the serger operates from the inside out as you learn how width is used to improve stitches, how to create a perfect balanced-tension control strip to test your stitches for each new fabric and thread you use, a sequential tension formula that works on any model and with all thread typ VIEW MORE...

Do not judge a book by its cover or its bookmark. There is a lot of technique wrapped up in this small project. Make one for yourself or one for your favorite bookworm. You will learn everything you need to know to dive into the world of hand embroidery. Learn a variety of hand stitches, how to a VIEW MORE...

Come learn to create and personalize this pieced mug rug all in-the-hoop on an embroidery machine. Piecing in-the-hoop is easy, precise and produces beautiful results! Use this instead of a coaster (or a napkin) to keep your tabletop dry and stylish! Make a set for yourself and more to give as gi VIEW MORE...

When making a garment it becomes faster and more accurate to create your fit on a dress form. Learn to make simple adjustments with easy placement of sizing material on the form to mimic your shape instantaneously. You’ll eliminate the frustration of fitting the paper pattern (flat) to you VIEW MORE...

Did you know that most geometric smocking designs are made up of just four basic stitches, configured in different ways? The age-old technique of hand-stitching on pleated fabric is appreciated by all, and can be used in so many ways! Smocking is found not only on vintage garments, but is showing VIEW MORE...

Have you heard of or attempted Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP), but just can’t wrap your brain around it? Do you like to sew with precision and want to achieve perfectly crisp points? If either of these sound like you, then come to this class to learn how FPP is not as complicated as you mig VIEW MORE...

Often, it’s the collar or cuff construction that can make or break a garment. We will delve into professional construction techniques as well as innovative methods to create interest in your collars or cuffs. What is on the inside of that collar? Does it matter? Can you really jazz up a col VIEW MORE...

Sunflower Mini is the third and final piece in Jill’s mini flower series. Start by making a simple paper pieced base with an appliquéd vase. Then make cheerful sunflowers using a simple double sided petal technique enhanced with a bit of colored pencil and a raw edge yo-yo center with some VIEW MORE...

This awesome functional basket is as much fun to make and keep as it is to fill up and give away as a hand-crafted gift. Enjoy the camaraderie of classmates while learning the basics of fabric wrapped corded bowls. Learn how to stabilize the handle, how to create a swirl pattern and make your bow VIEW MORE...

Nick has done it again! He has taken the great parts of the Magic Jacket and transformed it into a Boho, tunic length vest. Perfect for spring and summer layering, it will certainly become your go-to vest. From the inseam button band to the cute, gathered pockets it is sure have people asking, &l VIEW MORE...

Step into the world of serging  with Pam Damour, as she shows how much fun and how easy sewing on a serger can be. You’ll make three very easy projects on the serger while learning basic skills and techniques that will stay with you a lifetime. Your kits will have everything you need, VIEW MORE...

Have fun and build your serger skills at the same time. This is the perfect class for everyone who loves to sew and wants to increase their dexterity with the serger. Discover a fantastic collection of bags, zipper techniques and serger tricks – all wrapped up in helpful tips and lots VIEW MORE...

We all have garments in our wardrobe that fit well and feel fabulous when worn. Wouldn’t it be great if you could take a pattern from those same finished garments and create a whole new wardrobe of styles inspired by your favorite looks? Kathy will guide you through the process of taking a VIEW MORE...

Chicken scratch embroidery is also known as Broderie Suisse, Australian Cross Stitch, and Depression Lace. This simple embroidery technique on gingham fabric gives a very lacy and intricate look that appears to take far more time and energy than it actually does. But we will keep that as our litt VIEW MORE...

There is a lot to learn about our arms. Sometimes patterns need to be changed a bit to get them to fit comfortably and/or correctly. There are many different arm variations that make it difficult to find a sleeve pattern that fits all. Learn how and why we can add width to a sleeve without changi VIEW MORE...

Looking for a quick and easy gift you can make for your family and friends? This in-the-hoop paper pieced potholder is just what you’re looking for. With just a few clicks on your embroidery machine you can complete this simple but versatile project. Take it a step further by putting the pa VIEW MORE...