Tuesday class:
We got the drawstring bags cut out. Clean-finishing was introduced as well. The bags should go together fairly fast.
I need everyone that hasn't brought back their star and self-evaluation form, to bring that to our next class. The star has to be totally completed in order to complete the form.
If you have a special ribbon you want to use for the drawstring bag, bring 3/4 yard for the smaller bags, and maybe 1 1/2 yards for those who are making the larger bag.
There are only two more weeks left of classes. If we can't get our final project completed by the last week, we will meet an additional week, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. We can talk more about that at our next class.
See you Tuesday!
Mrs. Bachert
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~ ~ ~ About the teacher ~ ~ ~
I am the mother of five, currently homeschooling my last kid. I love sharing my desire to create - using various forms of textiles.
In addition to family and homeschooling, I run the Encore Homeschool Fine Arts groups. My husband and I serve on the TEACH Board of Directors with three other sets of homeschooling parents.
My philosophy is that anything worth doing, is worth doing well. I credit my love of sewing to my junior high sewing teacher and my grandmother. Their encouragement is what lead to a skill that has benefited me over many years. That is
what I hope to share with each student that comes my way.
Check out our family blog -
The Bachville Times
or my knitting blog -
Knitting on the Prairie.
In addition to family and homeschooling, I run the Encore Homeschool Fine Arts groups. My husband and I serve on the TEACH Board of Directors with three other sets of homeschooling parents.
My philosophy is that anything worth doing, is worth doing well. I credit my love of sewing to my junior high sewing teacher and my grandmother. Their encouragement is what lead to a skill that has benefited me over many years. That is
what I hope to share with each student that comes my way.
Check out our family blog -
The Bachville Times
or my knitting blog -
Knitting on the Prairie.
Beginning Sewing
Bulletin board display of new techniques taught each week
Padded Star
Beginning sewing project