
Hats for Young Life – enjoy your trip!

Here is my first version of the Kitchen Sink Skirt (earlier posts show the same pattern on which I am trying some thread art.) This fun, flirty skirt is made from re-purposed living room drapery that I couldn’t bear to part with:) The pattern is V2875 from Vogue.
Pattern 3693 from Kwik Sew provided the real estate for the beautiful embroidery that is included in the Bernina 830 embroidery file
American Sewing Guild
Austin Capital Area Chapter
Cute Clutches by Linda Snow
June 21, 2014
Howson Library
1:00 – 3:00
Recently retired from the Austin Independent School District, Linda Snow has a home-based sewing and embroidery business called Embroidery Details. While giving basic sewing classes for adults and children, based upon their individual needs and taking in sewing and embroidery orders from the community, she still has time to make projects for herself. She loved the design of the Quick to Make project, “High-Octane clutch,” in Threads, no. 169. Pictures of a few clutches Linda has made appear in Threads, no. 172. These are so simple and make great gifts using materials from your fabric stash.
At the June meeting, Linda will present the Quick to Make project, “High-Octane clutch” from Threads no.169, offering members a free pattern to make their own clutch. The process for sewing the clutches will be discussed with plenty of time for questions.
Linda will also bring other projects she has made for your viewing. As with most of us, she has given away most of her creations, but will bring pictures! Go to Embroiderydetails.me/ which is a blog where Linda attempts to post a new project piece each day.
Be sure to be present for a special door prize made by Linda!!
This tiny rolled hem is 3 cm (about 1/8 inch) and was easy with the presser foot 63 on my Bernina 830.
Just finishing up the embroidery on 48 aprons with the Cross and Flame for the Manchaca UMC Child Development Center. Now trying my hand at hemming Sarees for a lady from India. This work is very rewarding for its diversity!
The hem needed to be invisible on the right side of the fabric. I used black 60 wt thread in the bobbin and clear monofilament thread on top with the blind hem stitch. For the other hems, I’ll do a rolled hem with Bernina foot 63.
Embroidering aprons for the Child Development Center at Manchaca UMC