Cruise To Excellence In Sewing With “Blue Ribbon Sewing Techniques” Western Regional 4-H Leaders Forum May 2011 Sherry Nantz & Robin Gerber From Union.

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Cruise To Excellence In Sewing With “Blue Ribbon Sewing Techniques” Western Regional 4-H Leaders Forum May 2011 Sherry Nantz & Robin Gerber From Union County, Oregon

Basics To Know Before You Sew Measuring Up –Quality Standards for Sewn Items/Projects Plan Your Project Clothing Construction Worksheet – Fitting/Economics Some “Secrets” to good sewing

Junior Level or Basic Sewing Skills

Sewing On Buttons 2-Hole Button 4-Hole Button – straight or crossed

Seams For Cotton Woven Fabrics Straight Stitched, Straight Stitched & Pinked, 3-step Zig-Zag, Zig-Zag

Hems For Cotton Woven Fabrics Turned and Machine Stitched, Narrow Rolled Hem

Hems For Cotton Woven Fabrics Hand Stitched Clean Finished Hem

Casings

Intermediate Level or Expanding Sewing Skills

Facings and Enclosed Seams Notching & Clipping

Facings and Enclosed Seams Grading & Understitching

Easing & Gathering

Thank you for coming to our workshop… Have fun adding to your resource book, and helping your 4-H members make their own. -Sherry & Robin