This class will be a total hands-on experience that will go over what a serger does, how to use it, and how to change thread paths and quantities for different stitch types. Lisa will explain why you may choose certain stitches and what the best fabrics and applications are for each stitch.

Bojagi is a Korean piecing technique that has been used for centuries to make beautiful, practical, reversible cloth items. The traditional use for bojagi is as a wrapping cloth, but they are also uniquely beautiful when hung in a window or used as a tablecloth. Bojagi is pieced and finished, both front and back, as a single layer of cloth, with no quilting or binding needed, so Bojagi projects are finished more quickly than quilted items. Bojagi can be sewn either with a sewing machine (tongsol) or by hand (ssamsol). This class will utilize the machine technique, but the ssamsol hand method will also be introduced, and students will have an opportunity to try it, as well. Students may choose to sew the class project (see sample photo), which is a cloth that finishes at approximately 32” square. Alternatively, confident students may create their own improv piece, making up a design as they go along. This is meant to be a techniques class, and creativity is welcome!

APRIL Session - Dangerous Curves Ahead! Get ready to add graceful curves and stunning round designs to your quilting! If you’ve ever admired beautifully curved quilting and wondered how did they do that?, this class is for you. Learn how to achieve precision and flow using just a few round and curved rulers.

Thinking about a Glow-Up for your sewing/embroidery machine and upgrading, but want more than just a quick test drive? This immersive, hands-on class is designed for curious makers who want to truly experience what an embroidery machine can do before making the leap.