Beginning Sewing: Sunday Morning Robe

Fiber Arts

Beginning Sewing: Sunday Morning Robe

Learn sewing techniques and create a robe to take home.

Members

$175.00 (any noted materials fee included)

Guests

$225.00 (any noted materials fee included)

Meeting Times
  1. Tue, 6/4/2024 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  2. Wed, 6/5/2024 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  3. Thur, 6/6/2024 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Tue, 6/4/2024 - Thur, 6/6/2024

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Type:
Class, Has Prerequisite, Getting Started

Location:
Fiber Arts Studio

Interests:
Sewing

About

Make a traditional unisex dressing gown with an inner tie, patch pockets, and a shawl collar. This versatile robe is something everyone can use, and it's easy to sew. Perfect for beginners. You'll learn to read a pattern, cut and assemble the pieces, and techniques for seams and hems.

If you have questions, feel free to reach out to Piper at info@esthersfabrics.com

Materials

  • You have the option of bringing your own sewing machine or using one of BARN's.
  • You need to bring the following to class (the pattern, fabric and notions can be purchased anywhere, but the instructor is offering a discount to BARN students at her store, Esther's Fabrics):
  • A copy of the Merchant & Mills "The Sunday" pattern.
  • Fabric: 4-5 yards in the color of your choice. The specific amount will depend on the size. See the measurement chart in the pattern or contact the instructor for guidance. Suggested fabrics include light- to medium-weight laundered linen, cotton double gauze, Indian cotton, cotton voile or lawn, linen waffle, Tencel/linen.
  • Matching thread.

Prerequisites

If using a BARN sewing machines, you must have completed Fiber Sewing Machine Certification.

Class Policies

Ages 14 and up are welcome.

BARN Policies

Instructors or Guides

Piper Tupper
Sewing

A sewing enthusiast with 42 years of sewing to her credit, Piper has been teaching sewing classes for all ages on Bainbridge Island for the last six years. She learned to sew when she was 8, starting on Barbie clothes and then moving on to apparel. Piper feels passionately that sewing should be a skill passed along to all those who have interest and because of that, she makes learning to sew approachable with patience and an ability to meet all sewists where they are.

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