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Perfect to stay warm in the coldest part of winter! Learn to make a bedrunner to keep your toes extra toasty using a kantha-inspired stitch. You choose the fabrics: bold and bright, or subtle and serene. We will use both machine and hand stitching in this class.
When: Monday, January 4, 11, and 25 | 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Cost: $190, includes class and supplies
Level: Intermediate: participants should be comfortable sewing on a machine and measuring/cutting fabric
Age: Adult
Supplies Provided: Fabric, batting, thread, needle to make a 24" x 84" queen size bedrunner (upcharge of $40 for king)
Other supplies necessary for this project are available at the studio for use during the class, or to purchase if you’d like to take home.
By registering for this class, you acknowledge that there are machines and tools used in the workshop that can cause harm to a person — especially, but not exclusively — if they are used carelessly. Examples: sewing machines, rotary cutters, fabric shears, needles/pins, and irons. You are also acknowledging that photography is used in the workshop and used for marketing purposes. If you do not wish to have your photo taken, please contact us at jennifer@whitepinedesigns.com.
Perfect to stay warm in the coldest part of winter! Learn to make a bedrunner to keep your toes extra toasty using a kantha-inspired stitch. You choose the fabrics: bold and bright, or subtle and serene. We will use both machine and hand stitching in this class.
When: Monday, January 4, 11, and 25 | 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Cost: $190, includes class and supplies
Level: Intermediate: participants should be comfortable sewing on a machine and measuring/cutting fabric
Age: Adult
Supplies Provided: Fabric, batting, thread, needle to make a 24" x 84" queen size bedrunner (upcharge of $40 for king)
Other supplies necessary for this project are available at the studio for use during the class, or to purchase if you’d like to take home.
By registering for this class, you acknowledge that there are machines and tools used in the workshop that can cause harm to a person — especially, but not exclusively — if they are used carelessly. Examples: sewing machines, rotary cutters, fabric shears, needles/pins, and irons. You are also acknowledging that photography is used in the workshop and used for marketing purposes. If you do not wish to have your photo taken, please contact us at jennifer@whitepinedesigns.com.
