Classes & TalksWednesday, December 2
Serger Basics: Reusable Kitchen Towel
Wednesday, December 2 · 6-8 p.m. · Perennial Artisan Ales
- When
- Wednesday, December 2 · 6-8 p.m.
- Where
- Perennial Artisan Ales3762 S. Broadway · St. Louis, MO · 63118
- Good to know
About this event
Materials saved from the landfill:
textiles
Skills you’ll learn:
serger parts, threading a serger, serging
Level up your sewing game by learning the basics of using a serger! Sergers, or overlockers, are used to create clean + strong seams and finished edges in a sewing project, often in garment making. They are a great partner to a sewing machine since they can speed up a project by sewing, trimming, and finishing the edges of fabric all at once. In class, you’ll practice using a serger to finish an edge of a reusable kitchen towel. After class, you can come back to use our sergers for your personal projects in Open Studio .
We’re offering this class again on March 17 – tickets are available now !
From Bre’anda Massey
Listed by perennialstl.org (The Events Calendar), gathered by the Chesterfield events calendar.