Classes at Purl Patchwork: Spring Schedule
Tuesday, January 6, 2009 at 12:32PM 
Three variations of "Skirts That Work" made from a single custom sloper!
SKIRTS THAT WORK
In this class, students will make a "skirt sloper" based on their own measurements, and learn how to use it as a template to create a wide variety of skirt styles. This is a great class for sewers who have successfully sewn basic garments and who want to learn more about designing and making clothing for themselves. Also a great introduction to zippers! More information, including dates and registration here.
Smocked Sundresses, long and short versions
SMOCKED SUNDRESSES
This popular project is back! Learn how to use elasticized thread to create a simple sundress with a smocked bodice. One simple pattern can be used to make a long chic party dress and a simple short beach cover-up... plus everything in between. Class fee includes free pattern. sign up and registration here.
A monogram rendered in simple "Lazy Daisy" pattern, as taught in Modern Trousseau With Heather Ross at Purl Patchwork.
MODERN TROUSSEAU
This class is fast becoming a Purl Soho Favorite. Students design their own simple embroidered monogram (It doesn't have to be a letter of the alphabet, it can be anything!) and learn the basic skills necessary to make and embellish a set of cocktail or dinner napkins. More info here.
Reader Comments (3)
I love this!!!!!!!!!!! and Purl, I am a costumer! I love to take the class, but I live far from the store, do you recommend any books?
Thanks!!!!!!!
omg this is gorgeous. i don't live anywhere neat the shop, is this in your book? or anywhere else, i woudl love to learn
teri
Will you be doing any more classes at Purl for skirt making? I missed the most recent classes.