Sew It Begins Again (Part 2)Program Schedule: March 27- May 15This class will meet from 2-3 p.m. weekly on Fridays.Recommended Ages: 4th-12th gradesThis class will be limited to six students to create a personalized and hands-on experience.Students must demonstrate appropriate dexterity and an understanding of basic sewing safety to participate. Instructor guidance will be provided, but students should be able to handle sewing tools and equipment responsibly.Cost: $90 (members), $100 (nonmembers)Ready to stitch your creativity into something useful? During this second section, middle and high school students will dive deeper into clothing construction and continue building on fundamental skills like:Machine basics: threading top, threading the bobbin, adjusting the tension, maintenanceStitches: Straight, curves, corners, zigzag, blind hem, satin stitch, edge finishAdding a button: By hand, on the machineAdding elastic casings and zippersExploring different fabricsParticipants will use the techniques learned in the first quarter to complete the following projects such as a pillow, bag, or clothing item.Completion of the projects is dependent on the learner’s skills and how quickly they progress. They may not be able to complete all three projects during the quarter.For students looking to build their skills, this four-part series guides them from ideation to execution, helping them create their own sewing projects from start to finish. Students with previous experience may also test in to join future class series at an appropriate level.Meet the program instructor: Lynanne DeGarmoLynanne DeGarmo is a lifelong learner and passionate explorer of the arts, with decades of experience in quilting and sewing. Her art pieces have traveled the United States as part of juried quilt competitions. Lynanne is also a Professional Doll Artist, with her emphasis being the construction of the cloth doll. She has dedicated much of her time to mentoring young creators through 4-H and other student programs. Lynanne’s commitment to craftsmanship and education fosters an engaging and supportive learning environment, where students of all skill levels can develop their abilities and creativity.By purchasing a ticket to this event, you are agreeing to our participant release, participant policies, and social contract.Sign in or register today to become a member of Learning Lab Wichita and receive discounted program and event opportunities!
Sew It Begins Again (Part 2)
Program Schedule: March 27- May 15
This class will meet from 2-3 p.m. weekly on Fridays.
Recommended Ages: 4th-12th grades
This class will be limited to six students to create a personalized and hands-on experience.
Students must demonstrate appropriate dexterity and an understanding of basic sewing safety to participate. Instructor guidance will be provided, but students should be able to handle sewing tools and equipment responsibly.
Cost: $90 (members), $100 (nonmembers)
Ready to stitch your creativity into something useful? During this second section, middle and high school students will dive deeper into clothing construction and continue building on fundamental skills like:
- Machine basics: threading top, threading the bobbin, adjusting the tension, maintenance
- Stitches: Straight, curves, corners, zigzag, blind hem, satin stitch, edge finish
- Adding a button: By hand, on the machine
- Adding elastic casings and zippers
- Exploring different fabrics
Participants will use the techniques learned in the first quarter to complete the following projects such as a pillow, bag, or clothing item.
Completion of the projects is dependent on the learner’s skills and how quickly they progress. They may not be able to complete all three projects during the quarter.
For students looking to build their skills, this four-part series guides them from ideation to execution, helping them create their own sewing projects from start to finish. Students with previous experience may also test in to join future class series at an appropriate level.
Meet the program instructor: Lynanne DeGarmo
Lynanne DeGarmo is a lifelong learner and passionate explorer of the arts, with decades of experience in quilting and sewing. Her art pieces have traveled the United States as part of juried quilt competitions. Lynanne is also a Professional Doll Artist, with her emphasis being the construction of the cloth doll. She has dedicated much of her time to mentoring young creators through 4-H and other student programs. Lynanne’s commitment to craftsmanship and education fosters an engaging and supportive learning environment, where students of all skill levels can develop their abilities and creativity.
By purchasing a ticket to this event, you are agreeing to our participant release, participant policies, and social contract.
Sign in or register today to become a member of Learning Lab Wichita and receive discounted program and event opportunities!