Learn to Read a Digital Sewing Pattern
The Sam Apron!
DATE: May 15th
TIME: 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Size Range: 0-34 (up to a 62″ / 157.5 cm hip)
Learn to read a pattern and make your first garment. A perfect project for adventurous beginners who want to take the next step in their sewing journey.
The Sam Apron is the perfect everyday apron for cooking and crafts. This pattern includes sizes 0-34 and cut lines for heights from less than 5’ tall to over 6’ tall! Sew one for yourself or for a loved one and make them something they will wear and love for years. The Sam Apron includes chest and waist pockets, towel loops, and two strap options! Make a modern cross back apron or a classic halter neck apron. This pattern is endlessly customizable and an ideal sewing project for beginners.
This is a free pattern from one of our most recommended pattern companies, Helen's Closet. The printed pattern is included in the class, but you will need to sign up for the newsletter HERE to access the instructions. Fabric is not included and we recommend pre-washing your fabrics before you come in.
Recommended Fabrics:
Medium to heavy-weight woven fabrics with no stretch. Cotton broadcloth, denim, linen, cotton twill, quilting cotton and canvas are all suitable options. Waxed Canvas can also be used for a water-resistant apron.
Fabric Requirments:
1.5-2 meters/yards depending on the size and view. Download the free pattern for full details. This design can be made using multiple fabrics (including scraps) to save on project costs.
Provided Notions:
- Bias Tape
- Optional: 1” - 1 1/4” (2.5 cm - 3.2 cm) wide webbing (instead of sewing fabric straps)
- Thread
LOCATION: Empire Make Space 168 1/2 Ottawa St. N
Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
Age Appropriate: 16+
Instructor: Ariane Clark
(participants can come in anytime during business hours to complete any unfinished projects or homework)