January 10, 17, 24 and 31 (4 part class) from 6 - 8:45pm

Level: A basic familiarity with machine sewing and apparel construction is recommended

Come learn how to cut and sew a simple denim jacket or bolero from start to finish! This course provides a foundation in working with twill fabrics on a lockstitch or overlock machine. You will also learn how to sew in a separating zipper or button & loop closures.

This high-energy course is a hands-on, sew-along approach to learning how to work with denim and twill. The first session comprises step-by-step tutorials for tracing and cutting a jacket from a pattern. he remaining sessions comprise step-by-step tutorials for sewing & finishing your jacket. Class description available at https://www.weftschoolltd.com/shop.

At the end of class, you will have created your own denim jacket or bolero and have the knowledge of how to complete their project at home if needed.

Materials List:

Denim Bolero Jacket Pattern, Box Coat Pattern, or other jacket pattern of your choice suitable to your sewing level. Denim, or other twill fabric of choice; refer to your pattern for the yardage needed. Separating zipper or buttons. All-Purpose and Topstitching thread if you want a particular color. A limited supply of notions (thread, buttons) will be available for use. Machines are available or you are welcome to bring your own.

Questions? You can contact Caitlin at 540-1971 or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Her website: https://www.weftschoolltd.com

Class fee: $150 per person for all four sessions; sign up with a friend and get 10% off.

You can register at: 

https://www.weftschoolltd.com/shop

Find the "Denim Jacket Start to Finish" class. Select individual, 2 - person or 3-person signup (2 and 3 person classes have the 10% discount applied automatically). Then complete registration via the form provided in the purchase confirmation email.

Teacher biography:

Caitlin is a fashion and textile educator and designer, with a Masters of Textiles from NC State University.