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SITU - University "Workshops"
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SITU-University Presents: Sunday, Apr 3, 2011 Ever wonder what the mystery of Bespoke Tailoring is all about? Want to be able to put together that 18th c jacket or vest for your significant other in time for the Daffodil Parade or Spring Event? HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to learn from a Master Tailor who specializes in Victorian & Edwardian historical garments, and who has just authored "The Victorian Tailor, An Introduction to Period Tailoring"! Jason is "fresh off the plane" from England and has graciously agreed to offer his talents to our group!!! There will be a "materials fee" of $30.00 to participate in this
Workshop, but you will NOT want to miss this fabulous
opportunity to learn from the best. You can send in a
personal check, or use the PayPal button for online convenience! Reserve a spot:
Bobbie "at" SITUSeattle.com |
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SITU University Presents:
Sat, Apr 16, 1:00 - 6:00pm Always wanted to get a custom fitting? Need a little help measuring yourself? Not sure of your measurement taken by your husband or friend? Its time to meet with Miss Bobbie and get it done accurately! She will be taking appointments to meet with people on April 16th. If there's enough time, you might be able to layout your pattern in advance of the class in May. Otherwise, with measurements and pattern in hand, you'd be off and running on your own. Set your appointment today! MissBobbie "at" SITUSeattle.com |
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{This is NOT Vannetta Cash, but rather a Snohomish resident who created this festive "bonnet" for last year's parade...} |
SITU-University Presents: Exact date and time is still being negotiated, but plan for a Sat/Sun of April 16th or 17th to put together a create Easter Bonnet with lots of silk flowers, lace, butterflies or maybe small stuffed animals upon it. We are meeting at the Bellevue Library in Downtown Bellevue (assuming we get the space), so bring your supply goodies, needle/thread and glue gun. We have some creative hats to produce! Miss Vannetta has graciously stepped forward to help guide this Workshop so that you'll have a hat to wear for the Easter Parade in Snohomish the following weekend. If you haven't met this delightful lady, you're in for a nice surprise...
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SITU-University Presents: May 21, 2011 A Walking Skirt is a basic staple in a historical costumer's closet! This very transitional skirt will carry you between the 1890's and the Edwardian era. Lady Paisley is going to show us how to put together this simple skirt in time for you to use this garment for the various Dress-up Opportunities in 2011. There is no charge for the Workshop, except for the fabric and pattern which you will purchase in advance of the class. You will bring your own sewing machine and accessories. This is NOT a class for very beginner sewers as there will not be enough one-on-one time with each person. If you need that kind of help, register for the Workshop below. Lady Victoria uses a mini Walking Skirt pattern to learn how to sew. Still interested? Please register with LadyPaisley "at" SITUSeattle.com |
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SITU-University Presents: May, 2011 You've taken Home Ec before, or, you never learned to sew. Either way, our instructors are going to teach you some basics to sewing and magically, your fears will fall away! At the end of the class, you will have learned how to lay out the Walking Skirt pattern by Folkwear, learned how to use your sewing machine, and are well on the way to producing a full size walking skirt on your own in time to participate in SITU functions. Time and date hasn't been set, but it will probably be May. Interested? Email LadyVictoria "at" SITUSeattle.com with questions or to pre-register. |
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SITU-University Need a petticoat for your outfit? Always wanted to know how one was made "back when" or "it's time" to understand how this important piece of undergarment works with an outfit? Read details about the Workshop and |
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