Messenger Bag a ByAnnie Bag
Carry your electronic gear, books, papers, and supplies comfortable in this handy messenger-style book bag. The satchel has a zippered closure as well as hardware closures. It features two styles of handles including a detachable, adjustable strap for comfortable over-the-shoulder or cross-body carrying. A roomy interior has slip mesh pockets and a padded expanding divider. Zippered and slip pockets on the outside and a handy pen holder provide easy access to all your supplies.
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Skill Details: | A beginner class will be taught from a first-time perspective. Intermediate and advanced courses require previous experience with sewing, quilting, and embroidery. These skill levels should be considered when you are registering for a course in consideration of the other attendees who will have expectations of the named skill level and would not require the instructor to teach basic skills during an advanced course or go faster/skip instruction during a beginner course. All attendees are responsible for bringing a sewing machine in good working order and knowing how to operate it. Instruction focuses on cutting (when noted), sewing techniques, and assembly of the project. |
| Materials Included: | Ironing and cutting stations will be provided. |
| Requirements: | Sewing machine in good order with maintenance kit (cleaning brush, oil, screwdriver) 1/4" foot |
| Instructor: | Amy Hughes |
| Instructor Bio: | A little bit about me: Amy My fondest memories of sewing are when I was a very little girl my grandmother taught me to hand embroider and hand sew. I thought it was so cool to make hand embroidery dishtowels and pillowcases. The time I spent with her are some of my happies days. Then in high school I took home-ec and learned to make clothing. I even won several awards for my sewing. I was hooked for life. I also watched my mom do a few quilts, as well as her style of sewing. Later on in life after I gotten married we were on vacation, husband took me to Amish country and I saw those astonishing Amish quilts and my next goal was to learn how to quilt. When we got stationed in Virginia some friends and I started a craft and cuddles group and we started to teach sewing to the woman and other crafts at our Church. When we moved here to Florida almost 20 years ago. I got a job at a Quilt store and started teaching quilting and bag making. My passion is sewing, and creating and learning. I can never thank my grandmother enough for such a beautiful gift she gave me. (Her time to teach me) |
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Fabrics and materials not included; a 10% discount on materials given for use during class!
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