Recent Classes

Sue is working on a SweetNSassy quilt for her daughter in shabby chic pretties

Ellen made a cupcake apron for her cousin's birthday

Juanita made 2 pair of shorts for her grandchildren in New York

Marg made a spidery vest for her son's stage performance

There's always variety in casual sewing classes

What would you like to sew?

Bags in class

Ellen's Roomy Denim Bag

Juanita's giant library bag

Ellen finished her Roomy Denim Bag today.

The lining fabric is just divine. She pattern matched the inside pocket

with the postcard on the print.

Juanita has finished another library bag, this time for her daughter.

She also added a giant zippered pocket on the outside because when

is a bag used for just one purpose?

Coin Purses

Last month's Bag Class - 90mm Coin Purses

ASG June Meeting

For our June meeting, Gay had us in stitches.

If you know me you'll know I'm not a fan of hand stitching, but it was fun to have all of us sitting and stitching together.

Next month we are making Mug Rugs for Meals on Wheels, or

working on our own projects.

We meet on the first Wednesday of each month to

"share and further the art of sewing"

There is a new Group in Boonah called Common Threads who

meet on the first Tuesday of each month.

New members are always welcome

Check out the website

www.aussew.org.au

Teddy Bears in Progress

Teddy Bear Classes are going to continue on a fortnightly basis.

You can join at any time and make your own furry teddy.

All requirements are supplied for your first bear.

wendy@sewingwithwendy.com.au

Mob 0402 309 047

My Roomy Denim Bag

I came up with this bag design while sitting at soccer one night

waiting for a message on my phone.

I didn't want to be holding my phone waiting for the message,

but couldn't see it when it was in my handbag. So I made external

zippered pockets from mesh. Problem solved.

It also has an internal mesh pocket and is big enough to hold all the sporting essentials - diary, phone, wallet, notebook, novel, pens, lip balm, sunglasses, reading glasses, scarf, light jumper, car keys, camera ...

CLASS - Wednesday June 18

9.30 - 2.30

Australian Sewing Guild

As a Group, the Scenic Sewers Beaudesert do some projects for charity.

Recently we made placemats for Meals on Wheels.

Meals sell them for $10 each which pays for 1 meal for someone in need during times of disaster such as the Bundaberg floods.

Margi & Pauline made 17 placemats between them.

They are pictured here with the post-op mastectomy bags made earlier in the year. These are donated to the Gold Coast Hospital as on ongoing project. The Hospital needs 100 of these bags each year.

Margi & Pauline made 17 placemats between them

 

 

Rochelle from Meals & Wendy from Scenic Sewers having photos taken for the Beaudesert Times article

Pauline & Margi's colourful placemats

Gillian sewing placemats