If you know how to use a sewing machine, but are lost when it comes to reading and following a sewing pattern, this class is for you. Learn how to understand envelope information as well as the ins and outs of pattern piece layout and cutting. From start to finish, Sandra will guide you through a step-by-step process that will demystify pattern directions. Leave class with a good start on a sewing project. Supply List: Week 1: Simple beginner sewing pattern fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat. Week 2-3: Supplies from Week 1. Fabric and notions (discussed Week 1) sewing machine (manual, if you have it), thread seam ripper pins measure tape or ruler For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.

Make a crossbody bag that is versatile and comfortable to wear. This large capacity bag Is great for carrying just about anything, and it's reversible! Bring your enthusiasm and supplies listed online. Pattern will be available to use and can be purchased from instructor for $5, if desired. Basic sewing skills required. Supplies: Two yards woven cotton; cotton canvas preferred (1 yard main and 1 yard matching or contrasting fabric); sewing machine, thread, fabric scissors, fabric marking pen or chalk, pins or fabric weights, seam ripper. For Classes at John GlennPark in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.

Create a beautiful hanging fabric collage using a technique called Slow Stitching - a relaxing form of embroidery that focuses on process rather than pattern. We'll begin by layering fabric scraps onto a 6 x 6" square and then use a variety of hand embroidery stitches as well as trims, beads, etc. to add texture and color. Whether you are a new or experienced crafter, come explore your creative side. $20 supply fee paid to instructor the first class. Supplies: Scissors

Whether you want to embellish a new clothing item or visually mend something you found at the thrift store, come explore the wonderful world of wearable embroidery. Learn how to transfer a pattern and then use a variety of embroidery stitches to add texture and color. $10 supply fee paid to instructor the first class.