In 1934 the Singer Manufacturing Company introduced a new sewing machine at the Chicago World’s Fair. Nicknamed the “Featherweight” because of its small size and light weight, it quickly became popular with sewists. Today it is sought after by quilters who appreciate its excellent stitch quality and ease of transport.
The Singer Featherweight Club meets monthly to sew blocks that were published weekly in the Kansas City Star newspaper from 1928 to 1961. The blocks have been updated using modern tools and techniques instead of templates.
In February we will use the Tucker Trimmer to make the Whirligig and Four-Part Strip blocks. You will learn the technique for making Non-Mirror Image Combo units.
The registration fee does not include the cost of supplies. Click on the link below to view the supply list for this class.
This class is not eligible for the Day of Class Discount.
$39.00
