English Paper Piercing Workshop - 6 Dec 2020

 

Want to learn how to sew without a sewing machine? Have you heard about English Paper Piercing technique?

Date: 6 Dec 2020 (Sunday)

Time: 10am to 1pm (2.5 to 3hours, depending on your pace)

Venue: Craft Space @ Jalan Besar, 34 Upper Weld Road #02-01. S(207391). Nearest MRT stations are Rocher and Jalan Besar (about 3 to 5mins walk)

Cost: SGD138.

What you will be learning?

1. Sew a drawstring bag with base and lining without using a sewing machine.

2. Learn English Paper Piercing with hexagons.

3. Learn how to baste, hemstitch, back stitch, running stitch and french knot using hand stitching.

4. Personalized bag with your initial.

5. To thread cords around the bag.

6. Using different types of needles and threads to sew.

 

Size of finished bag - 7cm L x 6.5cm W x 9.5cm H (Able to store 6 bottles of essential oils (15ml) or Trace Singapore token or other essential items.)

Class size: Minimum 2 students to commence, maximum 4 students per session.

Pre-requisition: Beginners are welcome. Basic hand stitching knowledge is a bonus (e.g., Sew a button, amend pants).

Payment: Seats are limited and will be secured after payment is made in full. You can also pay via Paylah or PayNow. Please pay within 12 hours upon receiving the payment details. You can email me at joeycraftworkz@yahoo.com or send a message via FB or Instagram for payment details.

All materials and tools will be provided. Please provide your handphone number for contact purpose of the workshop.

Cancellation/Refund: No refund and cancellation is allowed after payment is made. 

 

 

For more information, you can send a message via FB or Instagram to @Joeycraftworkz. You can also drop me a message to be updated on the next workshop session.

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English paper piecing (or paper piecing) is a method of attaching and stabilizing pieces of fabric together, based on foundation piecing. The practice's name comes from the fact that it was, and still is, popular in Britain. The technique used to paper piece involves wrapping paper shapes in fabric and then stitching the fabric together. Once a shape, bloc, rosette, or finished piece has been made, the papers are removed, leaving the fabric as the remaining item.(Source from Wikipedia)