Monday July 10, 2017
Up-Cycled Indoor/Outdoor Cushions
Monday July 10, 2017 10am – 3pm Inserting piping and using Embroidery Machine for buttonholes Project can be made with a simple sewing machine Supplies Needed Fabric & Such Fabric Calculation: o If you are using an existing pillow, measure the height and width and add 1’’. This will be the front. o For the back add 6” to the width and 1” to the height and cut that in half. o If you want to make more than one, take the back measurement and multiply by the number desired. The math is the same if you are buying a new pillow form. ¼ yard of contrasting material for the piping 2 yards of piping/cording, your choice of size. Sample used kitchen twine. You can find nylon inexpensive cording at Orchard Supply or Home Depot. 1 spool matching thread Needles, Notions & Stabilizer Needles 90 microtex √ Notions: 4 fairly large buttons. Sample used plastic buttons from a 40 count pack from Jo-Ann’s for less than $10. Standard Sewing Supplies (fabric scissors, paper scissors, pins, seam gauge, tape measure, etc.) Machine & Accessories Sewing Machine in good working order with manual, basic feet and accessories Piping Foot or Mini piping foot for small cording √ Embroidery unit in working order. Project can be completed without, using just a sewing machine. √ 5 X 7 design of your choice. It could be a saying or simple monogram. 360 X 200 hoop for making buttonholes. A 5 X7 will work with multiple hooping. PLEASE EMAIL KIM AT ksfox@mac with the size pillow you are making and she will provide you with a file for your buttonholes if using your embroidery machine √ Denotes items available for purchase at Dublin Sewing Center. These items should always be purchased at Dublin Sewing Center to ensure that you have the correct product and to ensure that we can continue to teach these Clubs at a low price. Please remember, though, that we only carry a few of each item at a time so it is best to purchase your items prior to the class (in person or by phone). Pre-Class Preparation: Cutting: From Fabric #1, cut the following: Cut as described above From the contrasting material Cut 3 1 ½ strips WOF
Questions? Contact the instructor at [email protected]
Up-cycled Outdoor Pillows 1 of 1 Last Modified 5/15/2017 Kim Fox, Licensed Martha Pullen Educator, OESD Certified Embroidery Specialist
Monday July 10, 2017 10am – 3pm Inserting piping and using Embroidery Machine for buttonholes Project can be made with a simple sewing machine Supplies Needed Fabric & Such Fabric Calculation: o If you are using an existing pillow, measure the height and width and add 1’’. This will be the front. o For the back add 6” to the width and 1” to the height and cut that in half. o If you want to make more than one, take the back measurement and multiply by the number desired. The math is the same if you are buying a new pillow form. ¼ yard of contrasting material for the piping 2 yards of piping/cording, your choice of size. Sample used kitchen twine. You can find nylon inexpensive cording at Orchard Supply or Home Depot. 1 spool matching thread Needles, Notions & Stabilizer Needles 90 microtex √ Notions: 4 fairly large buttons. Sample used plastic buttons from a 40 count pack from Jo-Ann’s for less than $10. Standard Sewing Supplies (fabric scissors, paper scissors, pins, seam gauge, tape measure, etc.) Machine & Accessories Sewing Machine in good working order with manual, basic feet and accessories Piping Foot or Mini piping foot for small cording √ Embroidery unit in working order. Project can be completed without, using just a sewing machine. √ 5 X 7 design of your choice. It could be a saying or simple monogram. 360 X 200 hoop for making buttonholes. A 5 X7 will work with multiple hooping. PLEASE EMAIL KIM AT ksfox@mac with the size pillow you are making and she will provide you with a file for your buttonholes if using your embroidery machine √ Denotes items available for purchase at Dublin Sewing Center. These items should always be purchased at Dublin Sewing Center to ensure that you have the correct product and to ensure that we can continue to teach these Clubs at a low price. Please remember, though, that we only carry a few of each item at a time so it is best to purchase your items prior to the class (in person or by phone). Pre-Class Preparation: Cutting: From Fabric #1, cut the following: Cut as described above From the contrasting material Cut 3 1 ½ strips WOF
Questions? Contact the instructor at [email protected]
Up-cycled Outdoor Pillows 1 of 1 Last Modified 5/15/2017 Kim Fox, Licensed Martha Pullen Educator, OESD Certified Embroidery Specialist
