Sharing Ideas in Jane's Sewing Workshop Classes
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Janice is sewing up a storm of dresses this summer.... this is helping her work through her stash. Here she used a cotton batik. |
Barbara M is sewing dresses. The printed silk came from JoAnn's and she made several changes to the pattern. |
Her wool crepe combination dress is lined and piped. Barbara has had these two fabrics in her stash for years! |
Virginia’s husband helped her choose this fabric from JoAnn’s. She looks so good in this dress. Made to measure! |
Thea made three new pieces. They are all linen and have been co-ordinated to be worn together. The umbrella print of the jacket is charming, and Thea made piping from a rust fabric. She made her own pattern from copying a ready to wear. |
The skirt is a ten panel piece made for her own measurements with just one pattern piece. The blouse is a Burda pattern and has such an attractive collar. Thea still has a piece of yellow linen to make up. Doesn’t she look great in this outfit? |
JoAnn just made these dresses and boleros for two sisters. |
She has entered them into the American Sewing Guild competition. |
Vicki made the blouse, skirt, and Issey Miyake coat (Vogue pattern 1257) as part of a Swap Challenge. |
Vicki's dress is part of the Swap. For this dress she used Sandra Betzina's Vogue V1234. Vicki made about 10 garments and they can be viewed here. |
With a knit fabric from Stone Mountain and Daughter and a Simplicity pattern, Santina has progressed from making her scrubs to fun time! A+ Santina! |
Santina has been busy making her work scrubs. |
Barbara has created a reversible vest. It will be great to take when she travels. |
The other side of Barbara's vest. |
Dear Laura (far left) made us all beautiful aprons. We thought Christmas had arrived in April. |
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Roberta wore a cute jacket to Jane's Chanel Inspiration Challenge. She made it from a dark grey sweatshirt which she then embellished with ribbons and fabric strips and added covered buttons. |
Jeanne choose a great combination of fabrics for this Katherine Tilton tee shirt. |
Jeanne found this red slinky fabric on the "fabric exchange table" set up in Jane's studio as part of the Stash Challenge. She used a Marcy Tilton pattern, and the tee shirt looks fabulous on her. |
Maria trimmed her tee shirt in a solid color. It's a great effect. |
Vicki used her "stash" book to work with Jane on the fabric choices for this tee shirt. It took them a bit to find the perfect choices, but they sure succeeded. Its so artistic and yummy. The pattern is by Kathrine Tilton, |
Zippers in purple and orange are used as trim along the collar edges. |
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Lark's wonderful sense of color sure shows in this fabulous quilt. |
Kathleen used a Marcy Tilton pattern for this fun top. |
Ellen finished her beautiful silk charmeuse blouse to wear with her vest. |
There is an abundance of lovely handwork detailing and the vest is lined with the same silk charmeuse. Ellen worked on this blouse while she was on Jane's Asilomar Sewing Vacation this spring. |
Janice had fun with this Hot Patterns tee shirt. Most of the seams are serged on the right side. |
Kathleen made this Marcy Tilton tee shirt and added extra textured elements to make it her own. |
Thea has a busy life with young children, but she still can occasionally come for a night of sewing and friendship in Jane's studio.
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This is the second garment that Daphna has made in the sewing studio and she is learning fast. |
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