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Barbara B is wearing a jacket made in a linen like fabric with slight contrasting trim. She used Vogue V8982 pattern.
Barbara B is wearing a jacket made in a linen like fabric with slight contrasting trim. She used Vogue V8982 pattern.
Needlewoman: Barbara B
A garment made by Barbara S
Needlewoman: Barbara S
Barbara S: Barbara got this fabric in the 70's in Belgium and now has made it into a top with Kwik Sew 4195
Barbara got this fabric in the 70's in Belgium and now has made it into a top with Kwik Sew 4195.
Needlewoman: Barbara S
A garment made by Susie B
Susie finished her gorgeous red wool coat. It is lined with silk charmeuse. She purchased the soft wool from B. Black and Sons in Los Angeles, and used an Italian pattern by Marfy.
Needlewoman: Susie B
A garment made by Susie B
Needlewoman: Susie B
A garment made by Kathy D
Kathy chose this fabric as a remnant at Britex. It is a good weight and is a woven stretch. She worked an amazing chevron for the center back seam, and did some more matching for the raglan sleeves. I know she loves the comfort of the jacket with the front zipper.
Needlewoman: Kathy D
A garment made by Kathy D
Jane feels SO blessed to be a part of all the creations of her students.
Needlewoman: Kathy D
Lisa C: Kaffe Fassett fabric
Kaffe Fassett fabric
Lisa C has made many quilts. Here are two quilts plus quilted shams and pillow cases made with Kaffee Fasset fabric! She feels like she’s sleeping in a garden.
Needlewoman: Lisa C
Susie B: Rug made from jelly roll
Rug made from jelly roll
Susie had fun making this colorful rug. It is a kit she bought using a jelly roll (2.5" strips). After it was stitched, we blocked it on the pressing pad and steamed it all with the steamer. Then lit was left to dry flat. Susie will definitely make more.
Needlewoman: Susie B
Lisa C: Made from Kaffe Fassett fabrics cut into 2.5 inch strips
Made from Kaffe Fassett fabrics cut into 2.5 inch strips.
Lisa made this cherry rug using Kaffe Fasset fabrics cut into 2.5 inch strips. The strips are backed with batting, folded in half, edges turned under, and then zig zagged together. You can watch a YouTube video to see how its done.
Needlewoman: Lisa C
Diana has finished her first oval rug made with one jelly roll of Kaffe Fassett fabric. She has cleverly added drawer li
Diana has finished her first oval rug made with one jelly roll of Kaffe Fassett fabric. She has cleverly added drawer lining to the back to control slipping. Diana is now making a double jelly roll oval rug! They will both look stunning in her kitchen.
Needlewoman: Diana T
JoAnn B: She finished this wonderful ensemble in time for her cruise from Japan to Alaska! The duster is cut from a kantha quilt from India made from wedding and evening saris. She made a silk noil shell and pants to wear with it, and she put the same bands on the coat (first photo)JoAnn B: She finished this wonderful ensemble in time for her cruise from Japan to Alaska! The duster is cut from a kantha quilt from India made from wedding and evening saris. She made a silk noil shell and pants to wear with it, and she put the same bands on the coat (second photo)
She finished this wonderful ensemble in time for her cruise from Japan to Alaska! The duster is cut from a kantha quilt from India made from wedding and evening saris. She made a silk noil shell and pants to wear with it, and she put the same bands on the coat.
JoAnn has just finished this wonderful ensemble in time for her cruise from Japan to Alaska! The duster is cut from a kantha quilt from India made from wedding and evening saris. JoAnn made a silk noil shel and pants to wear with it, and she put the same bands on the coat.
Needlewoman: JoAnn B
A garment made by Kathy D
The delicate blue silk fabric came from a trip to Hong Kong Kathy D took last year. She used an Italian Marfy pattern, and the front of the blouse is cut on the bias which creates a lovely draped neckline.
Needlewoman: Kathy D
A garment made by Kathy D
Kathy D used a StyleArc pattern to sew this two sided knit crossover top.
Needlewoman: Kathy D
A garment made by Kathy D
Kathy just finished this lovely designer jacket. She bought the fabric from the studio and lined it with silk charmeuse. The shelvedge was so nice that she used it as a trim in places. The pattern is a vintage Vogue designer original that was in the Jane's studio stash.
Needlewoman: Kathy D
A garment made by Lisa C
Lisa used her new Babylock Solaris machine to embroider this shirt.
Needlewoman: Lisa C
Carol finished another great knit dress. This fabric is Lillestoff from Germany and the pattern is one she created.
Carol finished another great knit dress. This fabric is Lillestoff from Germany and the pattern is one she created.
Needlewoman: Carol T
Barbara S: This top was constructed with Burda 6632
This top was constructed with Burda 6632.
Needlewoman: Barbara S