Jane Foster Sewing and Clothing Design Classes

News from Jane's Studio

Upcoming Sewing Events with Jane Foster


Needlewoman of the Month

Each month Jane features one of the women who sew with her. They are all so talented, and she wants to share their creations with you.

Jackie L was born in Hong Kong and watched her mother sew. She is an exceptional tailoress as you will see. She has been working with me for many years and is well prepared with her sewing. She has mastered pressing and accuracy especially with tailoring. Jackie fits her paper patterns to her dress form before she comes to lab and then I check them over. She has enjoyed sewing for her daughter and her friends. Jackie comes to Saturday morning sew labs and I am proud to share her work with you...........Jane

View Jackie's slideshow

 

View slideshows for all the Needlewomen

 

 


 

California Seaside Sewing Retreat and Vacation

Pacific Ocean

 

 

Jane is planning a Sewing Vacation / Retreat for March 2012 for 3,4,or 7 nights. These sewing workshops are a fun way to sew and relax.

Please call or Email Jane with your interest in her Sewing Retreats and Vacations.

 

 

 

 


Marfy Pattern Challenge

Jane has challenged her students to make a garment using a Marfy sewing pattern. Most students will attend Jane's sewing classes for help with their garment choices. Everyone making a Marfy pattern is invited to Jane's Sewing Studio on Saturday, Nov 5, 2011 to model their garments and join in a potluck lunch. Click here for photos and other info.

 


Sew A Gorgeous Collage Jacket

Jane Foster Sewing Instructor

 

It's fun, it's easy and it's creative! Join Jane Foster, a master at clothing design, and turn a boring sweatshirt into a charming jacket. You can choose a theme, apply cut-outs with fusible web, and needle paint with threads. Jane will help you with your design, fit, and construction.

Supply List

  • A large sweatshirt with set in sleeves (not raglan)
  • Design ideas such as a theme e.g., seasonal, floral, circles ,triangles, photos, etc. As you know, the ideas are endless.
  • Fabric you love, printed or solid. Your chance to go to a fabric store with cottons and buy small amounts. (You can discuss design and colors with me before you shop if you choose .)
  • Steam a Seam 2 Lite, assorted threads, yarns, and embellishments.
  • If you are sewing at home, a darning foot or free motion foot for your machine.