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All their projects |
The week before going on vacation, I had my third Beginning Sewing camp. Harper, Makenzie, Ellyanna and Madison joined me. They learned how to safely use a sewing machine and made three projects.
Their first project was a patchwork pillow. This used the skills of straight line sewing, keeping an even seam allowance and pivoting. They also learned the importance of pressing.
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Ellyanna and her patchwork pillow |
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Harper and her patchwork pillow |
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Madison and her patchwork pillow |
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Makenzie and her patchwork pillow |
Their next project was a drawstring bag. For this project they learned about seam finishing. They again used their knowledge of keeping an even seam, pivoting and pressing. They finished their raw edges with a zigzag stitch and learned how to thread a ribbon through a casing.
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Ellyanna and her drawstring bag |
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Harper and her drawstring bag |
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Madison and her drawstring bag |
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Makenzie and her drawstring bag |
Lastly they made a book bag. For this project they learned sewing curves and how to reduce the bulk in the seam so the piece would turn nicely. They also learned how to turn a fabric tube. This project had no raw edges because it was lined.
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Ellyanna and her book bag |
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Harper and her book bag |
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Madison and her book bag |
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Makenzie and her book bag |
Another fun camp. Just one more Beginning Sewing Camp this summer and then it is back to after school lessons.
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