It’s back – after 5 years – Saturday Workshop in Moulin with Roobedo, May 11th, 2019
From a selection of Roobedo graded card patterns, you will adapt an A-line (or straight) knee length skirt to fit you, learn the construction techniques required to cut and sew your very own skirt with a zip and faced waistband, adding a back pocket and in-seam side pocket if you wish. There will be demonstrations, written instructions and exemplars to help, and you will have the chance to use an overlocker (serger) to get a really professional finish.
Quite a fast paced, fun-filled day for beginner & intermediate level sewers. You will have a finished skirt to take away (hopefully!) at the end, plus a paper pattern for you to use again and again, along with heaps of confidence and motivation to carry on sewing.
Materials you will need:-
1 metre denim, cord or sturdy cotton of some sort at 150cm wide. (If your fabric is narrower, then 2 metres would be needed, to be on the safe side.)
8″ / 20cm or 9″ / 23cm concealed or invisible zip in colour of your skirt fabric
1/4m / 25cm iron on fusible, medium weight, charocal or white
(I can provide organic cotton indigo denim and all other materials for additional price £15.00 – see bundle purchase option below)
Equipment/tools:-
thread, fabric scissors, pins, chalk, general sewing box stuff
sewing machine, overlocker if you have one
large sheet brown paper, lining paper or newspaper, to take away a copy of your pattern
I will have equipment and machines available, so please don’t let this put you off, if you don’t have list above – email me ruth@roobedo.com or call/text to discuss 0781 470 4256.
Maximum 6 persons
Date: Saturday 11th May, 2019
Time: 9.30 – 5.00pm
Venue: The Moulin Hall, behind the Moulin Kirk, Kirkmichael Road, Pitlochry.
Lunch: Bring a pack lunch, or there’s the Moulin Hotel opposite for a soup lunch, or Co-op down the hill!
There will be tea, coffee and biscuits available all day.
(Please note: Roobedo sewing projects are original designs owned by Roobedo and are shared for fun and personal use. With respect, I’d ask that you please do not sell any of the things you make on a Roobedo course.)
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