Rolled Edge Kimono (BYOF) - 9/28/2024 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Fredericksburg, VA

Rolled Edge Kimono (BYOF)
Teacher: Jill McCloy
 
Saturday, September 28, 2024
8:30 AM-11:30 AM
 
Code(s): Q232X, R248 Hands on Workshop
 
Fredericksburg Convention Center
 
Check at Expo for availability
 
Pricing Information
 
Session Value: 3
Price Per Session (before discount): $29.00

Create your own unique kimono-style jacket with just shoulder and length measurements – no bust or hip fuss! Join Jill for an inspiring fashion journey where creativity knows no bounds. In this hands-on class, you will design and craft your personalized garment, guided by Jill's expert tips and a showcase of imaginative ideas.

 

Witness the magic unfold as you transform a simple concept into a stylish reality. The beauty of this project lies in its simplicity, with a focus on a beautiful, rolled edge created effortlessly with a serger. As you gracefully strut out of class wearing your completed masterpiece, you will be ready to unveil your own fashion show, sure to gain admiration and compliments.

 

Let us keep the simplicity our little secret – because sometimes, the most fabulous creations come from the easiest techniques. Embrace the joy of crafting and wearing your one-of-a-kind kimono-style jacket, celebrating individuality and style without the need for intricate measurements. It is time to make fashion uniquely yours!

Bring your own fabric; see supply list for details

In the Juki Serger Studio sponsored by Threads Run Thru It
  • Student Maximum: 20
  • Category(ies): Fashion Fit and Construction, Experience the Serger
  • Experience Level:

    All skills welcome!

  • Supply List:
    • Scissors
    • Straight pins
    • Fabric marker that will show up on chosen fabric
    • Lead pencil with eraser
    • Tape measure
    • Any sewing tool you cannot sew without.
    • Label all sewing tools with your name.

     

    Fabric requirements:

    • 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 yards of drapey WOVEN fabric. Yardage is determined by length desired and size.
      Note: Fabric should be easy to tear both lengthwise and widthwise. This will save cutting time so that you may finish your kimono in class. Jill recommends using a batik rayon from Sew Batik. They have gorgeous fabric and a great website.

    • 3 large spools of thread to match your fabric.
    • Polyester thread in black, white, gray, and ecru will be available for student use.
  • Completion Level:
    • You will wear your Kimono home!
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