SUPPLY LIST Pretty Peplum Top Workshop
SUPPLY LIST Pretty Peplum Top Workshop Pamela Leggett, Instructor [email protected]
Supply List: • Sewing Machine • Serger, threaded for a four thread serge (optional, but helpful!) • Basic supplies including pins, tape measure, seam ripper, marking pen/chalk, small sharp scissors. • Scotch Tape in a weighted dispenser, if possible • Edge-stitching or edge-joining foot (if you own one) • 2 1/4 yards knit fabric, pre-washed. • Matching thread • Pamela’s Pattern #114 Pretty Peplum Top. If possible, please get the pattern prior to class and cut it out according to your size. There are specific measuring directions in the instruction sheet, included in the pattern. • Stretch needles, either 75/11 or 90/14 • Wear a camisole or tank top • Optional - Elastic hair tie to math your fabric (button loop for the keyhole neckline closure) and a small button. TIP: Give your fabric the “stretch” test. Stretch the fabric on the crosswise grain. If it doesn’t fully recover to the original size, don’t use it!! Good fabric is always a good investment! Check out Steve’s great knit selection! Don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions prior to the class.
268 W. DeKalb Pike (Rt. 202), King of Prussia, PA 19406 ▪ 610-768-9453 or 800-585-9453 (fax) 610-337-2622 ▪ www.StevesSewAndVac.com
Supply List: • Sewing Machine • Serger, threaded for a four thread serge (optional, but helpful!) • Basic supplies including pins, tape measure, seam ripper, marking pen/chalk, small sharp scissors. • Scotch Tape in a weighted dispenser, if possible • Edge-stitching or edge-joining foot (if you own one) • 2 1/4 yards knit fabric, pre-washed. • Matching thread • Pamela’s Pattern #114 Pretty Peplum Top. If possible, please get the pattern prior to class and cut it out according to your size. There are specific measuring directions in the instruction sheet, included in the pattern. • Stretch needles, either 75/11 or 90/14 • Wear a camisole or tank top • Optional - Elastic hair tie to math your fabric (button loop for the keyhole neckline closure) and a small button. TIP: Give your fabric the “stretch” test. Stretch the fabric on the crosswise grain. If it doesn’t fully recover to the original size, don’t use it!! Good fabric is always a good investment! Check out Steve’s great knit selection! Don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions prior to the class.
268 W. DeKalb Pike (Rt. 202), King of Prussia, PA 19406 ▪ 610-768-9453 or 800-585-9453 (fax) 610-337-2622 ▪ www.StevesSewAndVac.com
