Juno Dress Virtual Workshop
Join me in sewing up the Juno Dress from Spaghetti Western Sewing. The Juno has a mini length, but you can absolutely choose to make it into a longer dress, or shorten it into a top! The Juno features a half placket, two collar options - one rounded & one pointed - a large back box pleat, and two front views - a flat front & one with a yoke and gathers. You can mix & match the elements as you please! Note: the pattern designed to be worn buttoned up.
This is a 6-part class, with 11 hours of class time.
Join me in sewing up the Juno Dress from Spaghetti Western Sewing. The Juno has a mini length, but you can absolutely choose to make it into a longer dress, or shorten it into a top! The Juno features a half placket, two collar options - one rounded & one pointed - a large back box pleat, and two front views - a flat front & one with a yoke and gathers. You can mix & match the elements as you please! Note: the pattern designed to be worn buttoned up.
This is a 6-part class, with 11 hours of class time.
Join me in sewing up the Juno Dress from Spaghetti Western Sewing. The Juno has a mini length, but you can absolutely choose to make it into a longer dress, or shorten it into a top! The Juno features a half placket, two collar options - one rounded & one pointed - a large back box pleat, and two front views - a flat front & one with a yoke and gathers. You can mix & match the elements as you please! Note: the pattern designed to be worn buttoned up.
This is a 6-part class, with 11 hours of class time.
WORKSHOP DATES:
Thursday, March 20, from 6:30-7:30pm Eastern - Prep class
Thursday, March 27, from 6:30-8:30pm Eastern - Construction class 1
Monday, March 31, from 6:30-8:30pm Eastern - Construction class 2
Thursday, April 3, from 6:30-8:30pm Eastern - Construction class 3
Monday, April 7, from 6:30-8:30pm Eastern - Construction class 4
Thursday, April 10, from 6:30-8:30pm Eastern - Construction class 5
SUPPLY LIST:
The Juno Dress pattern (bust 32-60.5”) by Spaghetti Western Sewing
2 3/4 - 3 3/4 yards of light to medium weight woven fabric. Required yardage depends on the size & view being sewn. Note: if you are choosing to lengthen your dress, plan accordingly & get more fabric than listed. Ideal fabrics are cotton lawn, lightweight & medium weight linen, voile, poplin, & cotton shirting.
3/4 yard of lightweight fusible interfacing. A tricot or featherweight woven interfacing is ideal.
Thread
Four 1/2” buttons for placket
One 3/8” button for neckband
TOOL LIST:
Sewing machine with straight stitches & a buttonhole stitch. A zigzag stitch or serger will be needed for finishing seams.
Iron & ironing board
Sewing needle for your fabric weight & type
Full sized scissors & small scissors for trimming (highly recommended)
Seam gauge or small ruler
Water soluble marking tool
Clear ruler, at least 2” x 18” (for putting your pattern pieces on grain during cutting)
Flexible tape measure
Please note: tools & supplies are sold separately & are not included in the class fee
SKILL LEVEL:
Advanced beginner & beyond: This workshop is perfect for someone who has sewn a number of beginner projects in the past & wants to take on something a little more difficult. Please note this is not a “learn to sew” class.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Creating & sewing gathers - if making gathered version
Sewing a collar stand with collar
How to sew staystitching
Creating a half placket
Sewing pleats
Sewing a set-in sleeve
Edgestitching & topstitching
Sewing buttonholes & buttons
Working with fusible interfacing
Clipping & grading seams
Using a commercial sewing pattern
Reading & understanding commercial sewing pattern instructions
Printing & assembling a digital sewing pattern
Taking your measurements
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP DETAILS:
Workshops are taught by me, Christine Haynes, live from my home studio
Attendance is limited to ensure personal one-on-one attention
Workshops are led virtually through Zoom, a free video conferencing software that can be downloaded here
Students will need access to a computer, smart phone, or tablet with internet access to participate in the workshop (note: the bigger your screen, the easier it is to see the action!)
I teach using two cameras, so you can always see a close up of each step being taught, as well as have face to face interaction
A Zoom link & password will be emailed a day ahead of the first class session to the email address used in checkout, so be sure to type your email correctly upon checkout
Workshop sessions will be recorded so students that get behind, or need to miss a session, can rewatch the previous lesson & catch up
The focus of my workshops are on construction & technique. Fit is discussed, but due to the nature of Zoom workshops, fitting instruction is limited