Classes A-Z
2025BOM: 2025 B. O. M. - Be My Neighbor
This will be a BOM (Block of the Month) that meets the 3rd Monday at either 9:30am or 6:30pm No sewing machines will be needed Monthly instructions are provided along with a demonstration Plus Question and Answer session
Cost: $ 10.00
This will be a BOM (Block of the Month) that meets the 3rd Monday at either 9:30am or 6:30pm No sewing machines will be needed Monthly instructions are provided along with a demonstration Plus Question and Answer session
Cost: $ 10.00
Beginners Serger Machine Basics 101
A serger is a complimentary machine to the sewing machine. A serger only stitches forward, there is no reverse, and performs the final closure of knit or cotton fabrics that may fray, shred, or run. A serger also performs decorative stitches on the edge or center of fabric, can install zippers, and even make delicate scarves from thread. A serger may trim or not trim the edge of the fabric and can add a decorative stitch on the outside of the fabric or perform a looping effect over the inside edges of the fabric to prevent them from fraying. Most serging is performed on the inside of the fabric with a slight hint of serger thread showing through to the outside.
Cost: $ 25.00
A serger is a complimentary machine to the sewing machine. A serger only stitches forward, there is no reverse, and performs the final closure of knit or cotton fabrics that may fray, shred, or run. A serger also performs decorative stitches on the edge or center of fabric, can install zippers, and even make delicate scarves from thread. A serger may trim or not trim the edge of the fabric and can add a decorative stitch on the outside of the fabric or perform a looping effect over the inside edges of the fabric to prevent them from fraying. Most serging is performed on the inside of the fabric with a slight hint of serger thread showing through to the outside.
Cost: $ 25.00
Beginners Sewing Machine Basics 101
Are you interested in learning how to use a sewing machine, this is the class for you.
Cost: $ 25.00
Are you interested in learning how to use a sewing machine, this is the class for you.
Cost: $ 25.00
Beginning Garment Construction 101
Learning how to read and understand a pattern envelope and markings on the pattern pieces. Understanding grainlines and how to lay out a pattern. Construct a simple garment.
Cost: $ 40.00
Learning how to read and understand a pattern envelope and markings on the pattern pieces. Understanding grainlines and how to lay out a pattern. Construct a simple garment.
Cost: $ 40.00
Beginning Garment Construction102
You must take Beginning Garment Construction 101 before taking 102. You will make a simple top or dress that has a collar and sleeves.
Cost: $ 40.00
You must take Beginning Garment Construction 101 before taking 102. You will make a simple top or dress that has a collar and sleeves.
Cost: $ 40.00
BOM 2026 OH MY STARS
This will be a BOM (Block of the Month) that meets the 3rd Monday at either 9:30am or 6:30pm No sewing machines will be needed Monthly instructions are provided along with a demonstration Plus Question and Answer session
Cost: $ 10.00
This will be a BOM (Block of the Month) that meets the 3rd Monday at either 9:30am or 6:30pm No sewing machines will be needed Monthly instructions are provided along with a demonstration Plus Question and Answer session
Cost: $ 10.00
Milton Multi Stitchers
All levels of hand stitching, bring your project and join the fun.
Cost: $ 10.00
All levels of hand stitching, bring your project and join the fun.
Cost: $ 10.00
Moda's National Jelly Roll Day
Annually, on the third Saturday in September, Moda provides a free Jelly Roll Pattern for a day of gathering those together who love working with jelly rolls. We will work on the pattern LABYRINTH by SUSAN GUZMAN FOR MODA. Lunch will be provided along with pattern and your choice of a Moda Jelly Roll. Quilt size is 60' * 60"
Cost: $ 75.00
Annually, on the third Saturday in September, Moda provides a free Jelly Roll Pattern for a day of gathering those together who love working with jelly rolls. We will work on the pattern LABYRINTH by SUSAN GUZMAN FOR MODA. Lunch will be provided along with pattern and your choice of a Moda Jelly Roll. Quilt size is 60' * 60"
Cost: $ 75.00
QUILT Block/Project Keeper
Wondering how to keep your block pieces together when you are going back and forth to a class or moving from spot to spot? Come make this fun project with us and have a great tool afterwards! September 12, 2026 9:3am - 2:30 pm Supply List 1. Cut 1 – 20” x WOF cotton fabric for the front of the roll. 2. Cut 1 – 20 “x WOF cotton fabric for lining. 3. Cut 1 – 20” x 42-inch quilt batting of your choice. (I used a thin batting to cut down on the thickness of the roll) 4. Cut 1 – 20” x WOF white fleece or flannel. 5. ½-yard coordinating cotton fabric for binding, tie, and end caps. 6. One - ½ inch by 6 ft insulation gray foam piping. (FYI, the ½ inch is the diameter of the inside hole of the pipe. The pipe is five inches in diameter. It is sold by the inside diameter and not the outside diameter.) I got mine at Lowe's, on Aisle 36 Bay 20. Last I checked, it was $3.78. 7. One - 5/8 in. (0.625) diameter dowel rod at least 20 inches long. I got mine at Lowe's Aisle 48 Bay 19. Last I checked $4.94. (Make sure the dowel will fit easily but not too tightly inside the hole of the piping. 8. Matching threads and bobbin threads. 9. Sewing Machine, hand sewing needle, seam ripper, tape measure, Pins, Scissors, rotary cutter, 6” x 24” ruler, , and any other sewing notions you like to use. MUST BE DONE BEFORE CLASS - Take lining, batting, and front fabric and sandwich together, as you would a quilt, and quilt it anyway you wish, bring it to class. Do not trim. We will trim in class. Do not bind quilted fabric. We will do this in class. Do not cut insulated piping or a dowel rod. We will cut these in Class. All measurements are based on using the ½ inch insulation foam piping. Bring a sack lunch of your choice. There are a refrigerator and a microwave in the classroom. For any questions, please feel free to give me a call on 850-554-3829. Thank you for signing up! Robin Chambers
Cost: $ 30.00
Wondering how to keep your block pieces together when you are going back and forth to a class or moving from spot to spot? Come make this fun project with us and have a great tool afterwards! September 12, 2026 9:3am - 2:30 pm Supply List 1. Cut 1 – 20” x WOF cotton fabric for the front of the roll. 2. Cut 1 – 20 “x WOF cotton fabric for lining. 3. Cut 1 – 20” x 42-inch quilt batting of your choice. (I used a thin batting to cut down on the thickness of the roll) 4. Cut 1 – 20” x WOF white fleece or flannel. 5. ½-yard coordinating cotton fabric for binding, tie, and end caps. 6. One - ½ inch by 6 ft insulation gray foam piping. (FYI, the ½ inch is the diameter of the inside hole of the pipe. The pipe is five inches in diameter. It is sold by the inside diameter and not the outside diameter.) I got mine at Lowe's, on Aisle 36 Bay 20. Last I checked, it was $3.78. 7. One - 5/8 in. (0.625) diameter dowel rod at least 20 inches long. I got mine at Lowe's Aisle 48 Bay 19. Last I checked $4.94. (Make sure the dowel will fit easily but not too tightly inside the hole of the piping. 8. Matching threads and bobbin threads. 9. Sewing Machine, hand sewing needle, seam ripper, tape measure, Pins, Scissors, rotary cutter, 6” x 24” ruler, , and any other sewing notions you like to use. MUST BE DONE BEFORE CLASS - Take lining, batting, and front fabric and sandwich together, as you would a quilt, and quilt it anyway you wish, bring it to class. Do not trim. We will trim in class. Do not bind quilted fabric. We will do this in class. Do not cut insulated piping or a dowel rod. We will cut these in Class. All measurements are based on using the ½ inch insulation foam piping. Bring a sack lunch of your choice. There are a refrigerator and a microwave in the classroom. For any questions, please feel free to give me a call on 850-554-3829. Thank you for signing up! Robin Chambers
Cost: $ 30.00
Sit and Sew - Daytime
Come join us for a monthly sit and sew starting the 2nd Tuesday/Wednesday every month.
Cost: $ FREE
Come join us for a monthly sit and sew starting the 2nd Tuesday/Wednesday every month.
Cost: $ FREE
Sit and Sew - Night time
OK you after hour workers, you've got projects, we've got a solution. Come sit and sew with us and enjoy making/finishing projects with like minded people. It's a great way to work on projects away from home. Bring your UFO's (un-finished objects) or projects you have been struggling with to complete; make new friends, get expert advice, and be inspired by what others are making.
Cost: $ FREE
OK you after hour workers, you've got projects, we've got a solution. Come sit and sew with us and enjoy making/finishing projects with like minded people. It's a great way to work on projects away from home. Bring your UFO's (un-finished objects) or projects you have been struggling with to complete; make new friends, get expert advice, and be inspired by what others are making.
Cost: $ FREE