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Everyone is excited to be back sewing with Jane in her studio and chatting with their friends.
Everyone is excited to be back sewing with Jane in her studio and chatting with their friends.
Everyone is excited to be back sewing with Jane in her studio and chatting with their friends.
Jane Foster
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
Jane Foster during her interview about interfacing on Sew Like a Pro
The sewing room at St Francis Retreat
Jane's students all had fun making a wide brimmed sun hat that was fully lined with an adjustable fit.
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
Class shows their gelli printing projects
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
Carrie M: Carrie
Carrie
Jane Periodically Features the Work of one of her Students
Seamstress: Carrie M
Jeanne outdid herself. She made a dragon and then used A1 to create a story written by an 8 year old. She added extra pr
Jeanne outdid herself. She made a dragon and then used A1 to create a story written by an 8 year old. She added extra props, a volcano, and a tree with dragonfruit. Oh my!!
Seamstress: Jeanne O
Fee is $100 plus $20 kit fee. Bring your lunch and join in the fun. Max of 8 students. Contact Jane at jane@janefosterdesi
Students from the second class model their tops.
Students from the second class model their tops.
Jane's held a workshop on a Big Collared Shirt Sewing Class
The grounds of Mercy Center in Auburn, California
A selection of fabric designed by Jane Foster
A selection of fabric Jane designed.
Jane Foster in a dress made from her poppy fabric
One of the first designs Jane drew was of poppies because she always loved poppies. She bought 2 yards at 60” wide in cotton spandex jersey, and has made this dress for the summer. She made the pattern by lengthening a tee shirt pattern with an all in one sleeve. She added a flounce. It's all made on the serger.
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
A garment from Jane Foster's studio