Knits have gotten a bad rap for being difficult to sew or needing special equipment (like a serger) but it doesn’t have to be that way. In this class you will sew a sweatshirt or t-shirt on the sewing machine, learning how to read and follow a pattern along the way. We will go over […]
This class is suitable for Beginner/Advanced Beginner sewing skill levels. You should have previous machine sewing experience and have completed a few projects. Please email us at erin@pacificfabrics.com if you are unsure if your skill level is appropriate. CLASS DESCRIPTION Cooler temperatures and shorter days mean comfort food that often results in a bowl that's […]
Are you working on a project only to find yourself struggling and thinking there must be an easier way? Do the instructions not make sense to you as written? Maybe you want some reassurance that you’re headed in the right direction. (We’ve all been there.) We will have an experienced teacher available to answer your […]
Sashiko is the Japanese art of visible mending and has been around for hundreds of years. Traditionally done with white thread on indigo fabric, it creates intricate and timeless designs using repetitive stitches. More modern interpretations include using colored thread and more contemporary designs. In class you will learn various hand sewing techniques to create […]
Erin Hubner & Kristi Owens Pacific FabricsThe Ruby Street Tote is perfect for shopping at the farmer’s market or carrying your lunch. In class you will learn how to add soft structure to bags so they hold their shape and offer some insulation and protection. If made with washable fabrics, it can even be thrown […]
The only thing better than a handmade tote is one that will stand up to the elements. In this class you will learn how to work with water resistant fabrics like oilcloth, waxed canvas and laminated cotton. (Spoiler alert: the iron will NOT be making an appearance!) Along the way you will learn how to […]
