To Register: Please call us at
617-441-5200. Pre-registration with class fee payment in full is required. Spark Craft Studios
contracts with individuals who are not employees of Spark to teach classes
at the studio.
*Get 10% off tools, books & materials when you attend a class or event at the studio! (Discount cannot be combined with other
promotions, sales or offers. Does not include gift certificates,
private party fees, class or event fees or consignment goods.)
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Sparkette BLOGs
Check out these sewing BLOGs, courtesy of crafters associated with Spark
Craft Studios.
Spark's sewing maven / instructor Libby M's BLOG is here:
http://sparksewing.blogspot.com/
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SEWING
CLASSES:
Learn to Sew
Learn to sew in this 6-week series that includes Sewing I (Tote Bag);
Sewing II (Apron), Sewing III (Skirt) and Sewing IV (Special Projects
Workshop). See below for specific class information. Limited to 6
students. Please bring your own sewing machine and manual (a limited
number of machines may be available for class use).
Supplies: Supplies are included for Sewing I. A materials list
will be provided by the instructor at the first class for students to
purchase their own supplies for Sewing II - IV.
Skill level & pre-requisite(s): Beginner
Class Fee: $220 for 6-week class.
This is a 6-week class offered on the following dates:
6 Wednesdays, September 10 through October 15 from 6:00-8:30pm (Libby)
6 Tuesdays, September 16 through October 21 from 6:00-8:30pm (Libby)
Learn to Sew includes these classes:
Sewing
I: Introduction to Sewing
Learn the basics of sewing (threading a machine, sewing seams,
backstitching, and turning corners) while making a tote bag in this
class.
Sewing II: Basic
Pattern Reading
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Make a simple waist apron while learning the basics of reading
commercial patterns. Also learn how to use bias tape.
Sewing III: Making a Fitted Garment
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Make a fitted skirt while learning about body measurements, darts,
zippers, more advanced pattern reading, and making a buttonhole.
Sewing IV - Special Project
In this two-part course, students may work on a project of their
choosing, using a pattern and skills developed in the previous classes.
Pants, handbags, aprons, and pillows are examples of appropriate
projects.
Supplies for sewing classes may be purchased at:
Winmill Fabrics in Chinatown
Fabric Corner in Arlington,
http://www.fabriccornerinc.com/
Fabric Place in Woburn,
http://www.fabricplace.com/storefront/default.aspx
Sewfisticated in Somerville, http://www.sewfisticated.com//
JoAnne Fabrics in Burlington or Natick,
http://www.joann.com/joann/
http://www.sewingpatterns.com/
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