717-352-3050Class Viking Club - Chapter 6 - Fayetteville
What can we do with our Epics & Epic 2s?! There's so much that our Husqvarna Viking Designer Epic & Epic 2 machines can do! If you own one of these machines, this club is for you. :) We meet monthly to work through the chapters of the Epic workbook, taking it one chapter at a time. We take an in-depth exploration and review the top features of our top of the line machines. Each month we build a deeper knowledge of all that these machines can do.
This month we will focus on chapter 6 of the Epic workbook which focuses on the tapering stitches! We will learn how to adjust the look of the taper and how to use these stitches to create embellishments of various shapes, angles and lengths! We will use our newly learned skills to create a fun potholder. Other options for the project are to turn it into a tote or pillow. This will be completely customized to you by your choice of stitches & tapers. The options are endless!
Materials included: It will be helpful to have a binder dedicated to this class to create a workbook of the techniques you learn.
Please, reach out to me if you have any questions!! I'm always happy to help. :)
You can reach me at annaloves2create@gmail.com.
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Skill Details: | This class is for anyone who has an HV Designer Epic, Epic 2, Epic 3, Sapphire 85 OR Ruby 90 machine. If your Viking machine has the ability to machine embroider, and has built-in tapering stitches with the ability to load multiple designs onto your screen, this class will give you the knowledge to add these fun elements to your projects. |
| Materials Included: | It will be helpful to have a binder dedicated to this class to create a workbook of the techniques you learn. |
| Requirements: | In addition to your machine and the embroidery unit, you will want to bring a basic kit of sewing supplies to each class. Items you may need are: scissors, snips, pins, quilt clips, marking tools, needles, screwdriver, the feet for your machine, straight stitch plate & zig zag plate for your machine, sewing thread, embroidery thread, your embroidery hoops, filled bobbins, a seam ripper in case a friend needs it, etc... For this month’s project you will need: • a few 6” squares of fabric to practice on • two 10” squares fabric for the project • two 2 ½” strips X WOF • wash away stabilizer • embroidery threads (use only cotton threads if you want to actually use the potholder as a potholder!) • cotton sewing thread • two 10” squares of Insul-Bright (or a similar product) • open-toe applique foot will be helpful, but you can use your B foot if you do not have one We will make a simple pot holder. If you’d prefer to create something else with your newly learned technique, your supply list may vary from this. Please, be sure to bring the supplies that you’ll need. Please, reach out to me if you have any questions!! I'm always happy to help. :) You can reach me via email at annaloves2create@gmail.com. |
| Instructor: | Anna Griesacker |
| Instructor Bio: | I'm "sew" excited to bring over 45 years of sewing experience to you! I made the majority of my oldest child's clothes, prom & bride's maids dresses, costumes, stuffed animals, home decor, quilts, and "sew" much more |
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