"Holland Pouch"
Join Alicia in a class where you complete the "Holland Pouch", one of her favorite organizers. The pattern (ask for it at the desk when you sign up for the class - we keep them hidden until the class is over) has instructions for three sizes - I always recommend making the larger size initially as there are fewer tight places to maneuver if you are a beginner at pouch making.
This class cannot be paid for on the A&E website. You must pay by cash or check (Made out to Alicia Jones) in advance of the class. Minimum 4 participants for the class to be offered.
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | You must be comfortable with your sewing machine. Must have a zipper foot. A walking foot is very beneficial to a professional looking outcome. |
| Requirements: | The Holland Pouch pattern (available at the A&E) - inquire at the cutting table to purchase your own pattern. Bring to class: A functional sewing machine with a power cord and foot pedal, a Walking Foot will assure a more professional finished look, a Zipper foot is also required. Regular sewing notions (seam ripper, scissors, pins, clips, thread to match product, wash out fabric marker, pencil, rotary cutter, 6 inch by 24 inch ruler, safety pins or basting spray) 3 Fat Quarters (one is the main fabric, one is the lining and one is the accent) Foam Stabilizer: 17 inch x 21 inch (if you purchase double sided fusible foam you can avoid the basting process) Fusible Interfacing: 10 inch x 10 inch (such as Pellon SF101) Zipper: 20 inches or longer Fabrics required to make a large pouch (8 inches wide, 6 inches high, 4.5 inches deep) Main Fabric: 1 Fat quarter (Please do not use a directional print your first time!) Lining Fabric: 1 Fat quarter Accent Fabric: 1 Fat quarter Foam: 17 inches x 21 inches (if you use double sides Pellon fusible foam - you avoid the pinning or spray basting process) Fusible interfacing (such as Pellon SF101): 10 inches x 10 inches Zipper: 20 inches or longer |
| Instructor: | Alicia Jones |
| Instructor Bio: | Alicia is an entrepreneur, wife, mother, and proud veteran who has been quilting for more than ten years. Her love for quilting has grown into a passion for bag making, where she enjoys working with cotton fabrics and bringing unexpected colors, prints, and patterns together. Known for her eye for color combinations, Alicia loves creating pieces that are both beautiful and functional. She also works as a pattern tester, helping bring new designs to life before they are released to other makers. Over the past year, Alicia has added teaching to her creative journey, sharing the skills and techniques she has learned along the way and encouraging others to have fun, experiment with color, and make each project their own. |
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This class cannot be purchased online. Please contact the store for more information.