Thread + Technique: Beyond your Standard Foot

Thread + Techniques Class: Beyond your Standard Foot Your sewing machine can do much more than straight stitches—and the right presser foot can make all the difference. In this hands-on workshop, you will explore a selection of standard and specialty presser feet, learn what each one is designed to do, and practise using them on a variety of sewing samples. We will cover how to identify different feet, attach them correctly, adjust your machine settings, and choose the best foot for the fabric, stitch, or finish you are working with. This class is ideal for sewists who are comfortable using a sewing machine but want to better understand their machine accessories and expand their sewing skills. What You'll Learn How to identify common presser feet and understand their purpose Get some recommeded feet to purchase for your own sewing machine How to attach and change presser feet safely When to use a specialty foot instead of a standard foot How presser feet can improve accuracy, consistency, and finishing Machine-setting and fabric-handling tips for different applications How to troubleshoot common issues while using specialty feet Class Details Date: Aug 21 Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Instructor: Jodie Kachkar Class Includes All materials and notions required A Fabric + Flow Beginner Tool Kit to keep and use for future classes Use of our classroom sewing machines Step-by-step instruction from your instructor Returning Student? Already have a Fabric + Flow Beginner Tool Kit? Bring it with you and receive $5 Gift Card towards your next purchase. Contact us after booking to receive your refund or discount. Spend an evening learning from local instructor as she shares tips, tricks, and techniques for achieving professional-looking results with knit fabrics. Class machines are provided, so all you need to bring is your enthusiasm to learn. Suitable for beginners to intermediate. Participants should be comfortable threading a sewing machine and sewing a basic straight stitch. No previous experience with specialty presser feet is required. Spaces are limited.