Crossover T-shirt

Fabric:
 1 ¾ - 2 yds prewashed knit fabric.
 Midweight knits such as sweater knit, french terry, lightweight fleece, ity, cotton/lycra, etc.
Pattern:
 #104 The Perfect T-Shirt from Pamela’s Patterns
Notions:
 Sewkeyse Woven, Knit, Double Side Stay Tapes
 Rotary cutter, scissors, design rulers (if you own any), straight ruler, pencil and eraser, Papermate flair markers (or a marker that does not bleed), tracing paper (such as medical table paper)
 Basic sewing supplies
Machines:
 Sewing Machine, threaded with a color to match your fabric.
 Serger (optional, but will be nice to have!), threaded for a 4-thread with thread to match or blend with the fabric. * We will have a couple sergers set-up in the classroom with neutral color thread if you don’t mind sharing.
Pattern Prep:
*Do this before class!
 If you have worked with and fitted this pattern before, bring the entire pattern with you. Trace two fronts and one sleeve onto tracing paper (such as medical table paper). Do not cut out.
 If you have not worked with this pattern before, follow the instructions included in the pattern for measuring and picking your size. Trace the pattern onto tracing paper – one back, two fronts, one sleeve. Do not cut out. I will check your sizing at the class.
Let me know if you have any questions! pamela@pamelaspatterns.com

Serger Workshop

This class will make you fall in love with your serger and enable you to be comfortable with all it has to offer!
Bring to class:
· Serger, threaded for 4-thread serging with white or off white thread. Bring the accessories and manual that came with your machine.
· Scissors and pins
It is not required, but it is helpful to have a basic knowledge of the threading for this class. You will get a workbook and fabrics at the class.

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Kit Fee: $25.00 includes workbook and fabrics provided by and payable to Pamela.

Open Sew with Pamela

Bring at least three to four items to work on, along with any supplies
needed to complete the job. If you have taken the Palmer/Pletsch Fitting course, you are welcome to work on pattern fitting.
Also bring your sewing machine and basic supplies. We will have sergers set up if
you need them.

Embroidery Club

Embroidery Machine

Embroidery Unit

5 x7 Hoop

Power Cord

Embroidery Foot

You will receive an email letting you know what threads to bring by the Friday before class.

Kit will be provided.

Hovea Jacket

Hovea Quilted Jacket Supply List
• Megan Nielsen Hovea Jacket Pattern (Pick up in store, on hold for you).
• Sufficient fabric and batting to make jacket based on view and size on pattern envelope plus ½ yard extra. The jacket is versatile and will work with a variety of fabrics, including quilting cottons, linen, twill, denim (not too heavy), canvas, etc. – no knits. Choose batting based on weight and drape you prefer, including but not limited to cotton, polyester, and wool. I made several samples using my chosen fabric to test quilting options, drape, etc.
• Matching thread – cotton thread preferred.
• Quilting ruler and rotary cutter (if you don’t have one, don’t worry. There will be rulers and rotary cutters available.
• Sewing shears
• Pins
• Machine needles – I recommend Microtex 90/14. Universal needles are also fine.
• Wash Away Wonder tape
• Seam ripper and other general sewing supplies
• We will be using the Accuquilt to cut bias binding in class but will also review manual cutting methods.

Quilting 101

Only a notebook is needed for the first class. A list will be given at the first session.

Quilting 201

Standard Sewing Supplies.

Edge to Edge Quilting

Edge to Edge Quilting Supplies
Pick up your copy of “Edge to Edge Quilting on Your Embroidery Machine” by Amelie Scott - included in your class price and on reserve in the hold bin.
Embroidery machine with a magnetic hoop that can accommodate at least a 6” x 10” design file (the bigger the better).
Magna hoop to fit your machine (If you don’t have one, Steve’s will order you one but it will take up to 2 weeks, so plan ahead)
Transparent stabilizer (I use No Show Mesh)
Quilting foot for your machine
Quilter’s safety pins
Pencil and paper
Calculator
Scissors
Measuring tape
Large quilt ruler
Removable marker that contrasts with your quilt top
Thread for quilting
Before the first class:
1. Pick up your copy of “Edge to Edge Quilting on Your Embroidery Machine” by Amelie Scott (It is reserved for you in the hold bin and pre-paid).
2. Read over the general hints and tips and overview (pp 2 – 4)
3. Look over the quilting designs (pp 15 – 19) and choose the design you want to use.
4. Go to ameliescott.com/my-account and follow the instructions inside the back cover of your book. 5. Transfer your chosen design to a USB stick making sure that you transfer both the “A” and “B” files. 6. Load both file into your embroidery machine 7. Sandwich your quilt and pin the 3 layers in place.

Tool Tote

Supplies needed:

Quilts Illustrated Tool Tote Pattern (includes the metal stays) *Pattern and hardware is included with purchase price. Pick yours up in store.

1.5 yards foam.  I like By Annie’s foam best, but any foam batting will work well

1/3 yard heavy duty stiff interfacing (such as Peltex or its equivalent)

24 inch #5 zipper

General sewing supplies: rotary cutter, quilting ruler, fabric marking tools (chaco markers work great)

Fabric clips (such as wonder clips).  These are a must

Three coordinating fabrics per pattern:

Fabric A – ½ yard

Fabric B – 1 yard

Fabric C -3/4 yard

The pattern jacket describes what parts of the bag each fabric is for. I always purchase a little extra fabric in case I make a mistake.

Bernina Software Club

Laptop with software installed. Current version is 9.

Floriani & DIME PEP Software Club

Laptop with software installed.

DesignWorks

Computer with DesignWorks software installed.  Make sure you have the dongle (USB Key).  You can also elect to come with just your enthusiasm and watch the projected computer in class.