Simple Sewing Projects for Beginners – Susan Beal

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• 23 Video lessons in HD
• 10h 40m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

DAY 1
1. T-Shirt Appliqué Prep
2. Basic Stitching: Satin & Zig Zag
3. Adding An Appliqué To Your Shirt
4. Backpack: Rainbow Appliqué Prep
5. Building The Fabric Rainbow
6. Zig Zag Stitch: Layered Rainbow
7. Creative Kids Clothing: Simple Skirts
8. Adding Binding Tape To A Skirt
9. Adding Elastic Waste Band To The Skirt
10. Easy Superhero Cape
11. Embellishing Your Cape
12. Basting The Cape

DAY 2
13. Oil Cloth Lunch Tote Prep
14. Sewing Oil Cloth Lunch Tote
15. Building The Lunch Tote Body
16. Adding Pearl Snaps & Eyelets
17. Creating Unique Cloth Napkins
18. Prepping Images For Art Tote
19. Creating Denim Frame Around Images
20. Patching Together The Art Tote Bag
21. Creating Box Corners On The Tote
22. Adding Lining & Handles
23. Oil Cloth Art Folder

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Fun And Functional Handmade Projects.

Are you intimidated by your sewing machine? Don’t be! Join experienced sewist Susan Beal as she guides you through the basics of sewing, including using straight stitches, zigzag stitches, simple appliqué, and easy binding.

Using simple projects in kid’s sizes, Susan will teach you to customize t-shirts, create simple tote bags, reusable napkins, and more! You’ll learn tricks that the experts use to create their own contrasting binding tape, how to sew on a variety of fabrics, and how to incorporate snaps and eyelets into your projects.

If you’re a beginning sewer this course will give you clear, easy-to-follow ideas and inspiration for projects that tap into your family’s creative spirit.

SUSAN BEAL

Susan Beal is a craft writer and teacher in Portland, Oregon and the author of seven books, including Hand-Stitched Home, Sewing for all Seasons, Modern Log Cabin Quilting, Bead Simple, and Button It Up. She’s also the historian for the Modern Quilt Guild, a contributing editor at Stitch magazine, and the mother of two little children, Pearl and Everett. Susan loves to make all kinds of crafts, especially fun projects for her kids, from t-shirts to tote bags! She writes about things she likes and projects to make on her blog, West Coast Crafty.

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