Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. By the end of class, you will complete a reversible bucket hat to take home and wear. This class is a great first step into sewing and a hobby you can enjoy for years. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class: • Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers) • Two size 12 or 14 universal/standard sewing machine needles • ½ yard outer fabric (100% cotton, 43"–45" wide) • ½ yard lining/reversible fabric in contrasting color (100% cotton, 43"–45" wide) • ½ yard fusible lightweight interfacing (40"–45" wide) • Fabric scissors • General-purpose scissors (for paper) • Large seam ripper • Sewing seam gauge • 60-inch tape measure • Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count) • Two spools all-purpose thread (100% polyester) • Long ball head straight pins, size 24 • Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth) • Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil, or tailor’s chalk in a contrasting color other than fabric • Optional decorations such as patches, beads, or other accentsPlease Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. Choose from beginner-friendly projects such as a wristlet, lanyard, fabric wallet or pillow. Leave class with finished items you can use or share with others. Try something new, express your creativity and start a hobby you can enjoy for years to come. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class: • Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers) • Two size 12 or 14 universal sewing machine needles • 1 yard fabric (100% cotton, 43–45 inches wide) • 30 inches fusible lightweight interfacing (40–45 inches wide) • 12 inches of ¾-inch no-roll elastic • Fabric scissors • General-purpose scissors (for paper) • Large seam ripper • Sewing seam gauge • 60-inch tape measure • Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count) • Two spools all-purpose thread (100% polyester) • Long ball head straight pins, size 24 • Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth) • Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil or tailor’s chalk in a contrasting color other than fabric• 16 oz. bag of poly-fil fiber fill stuffing • Optional decorations such as patches, beads or other accentsPlease Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. By the end of class, you will create a lined drawstring backpack to take home and use right away—a project you can be proud of. Try something new, tap into your creativity and discover a hobby you can enjoy for years to come. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class:• Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers)• Two size 12 or 14 universal sewing machine needles• ¾ yard outer fabric (100% cotton, 43–45 inches wide)• ¾ yard lining or contrasting fabric (100% cotton, 43–45 inches wide)• ¾ yard fusible lightweight interfacing (40–45 inches wide)• Two pieces of soft cotton cord or paracord, 7.5 feet each• Fabric scissors• General-purpose scissors (for paper)• Large seam ripper• Sewing seam gauge• 60-inch tape measure• Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count)• Two spools all-purpose thread (100% polyester)• Long ball head straight pins, size 24• Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth)• Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil or tailor’s chalk in a contrasting color other than fabric• Optional decorations such as patches, beads or other accents Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.