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These lovely ladies have finished a four session
class. Jane showed them how to stitch darts,
seams, facings, waistbands, zippers, buttons and
buttonholes and hems. They are now prepared with
samples to "sew up a storm" |
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Ruth has a talent for finding the most
beautiful fabrics!! |
Katherine's shows a quilt with amazing
thread painting. |
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Barbara created this wonderful jacket. |
She can wear it loose or belted. |
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Jane Foster is teaching sewing to this
young girl. |
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Mallory will be moving and unable to take sewing
lessons from Jane in the future. However,
she made this cute skirt during her last sewing
lesson. |
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On His Way to Parson's in NY.
Good Luck!
Justin has spent the last 4 months working with
Jane in the studio. He has also been
studying pattern drafting and draping at Apparel
Arts in San Francisco. We wish him every
success as he goes to Parsons in New York to
study. He wants to design women's
clothing. He drafted this fishtail skirt
for his Fashion doll. |
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JoAnn made this wonderful bear
for a friend from a used robe. |
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JoAnn's new colorful skirt will help keep her cool
this summer. |
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Susie B used Sandra Betzina
patterns for this top and pants. |
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Sharon looks great in her new
top. |
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Pat is delighted with her new
sewing creation. The color choice
compliments her coloring!! |
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She found this silk charmeuse
lining at Piedmont Fabrics, and it is perfect
for her coat. |
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Diana made these great tops
using slinky knit fabric from Emma One Sock.
Then she decorated the front edges with ginko
leaves. The leaf design is just the
pressed image in the fabric. It is not
painted on. To achieve this effect, she
put leaf stamp on the ironing board face up,
laid the fabric over it, sprayed the fabric with
water till quite wet, covered with a press
cloth, and then ironed on top of the stamp until
the fabric was dry. What a nice
touch!! |
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Betty's new top will be great
for her next trip. |
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