Learn to Sew a Vintage Apron
February 20 | 9 am - 12 pm
Learn about sewing and history as you create a 1940s-style apron using a reproduction pattern. This practical project is perfect for beginners and results in something you can enjoy using every day. You’ll practice skills such as sewing patch pockets and applying bias tape, and you’ll take home your own pattern to make as many aprons as you like!
Learn about sewing and history by making a 1940s apron from a reproduction pattern. An apron is a great beginner project that can be something you can use every day. Learn skills such as how to sew patch pockets and apply bias tape. You will receive your own pattern to take home so you can make as many as you like!
Sewing machine, basic sewing tools, and basic sewing knowledge required. Apron supply list will be distributed in advance. (Bring your own working sewing machine)
Instructor: Anna E.
Location: Taylor House
Member: $ | Non-Member: $