When you sign up for a class at Scrap & Sew, you should receive a supply list for the class.. One of the items listed is 'Sewing Supplies' and as you collect the items from your sewing room, you may wonder "Exactly what do I need to bring?"
Supplies may differ from one class to another and I will address in this blog post, what to bring if you are taking an embroidery class at Scrap & Sew with Adeline.
I will start first with the Sewing/Embroidery machine and all accessories.
Part 1 -Sewing/Embroidery machine plus:
1. Specialty foot for your brand/machine.
Many of you have a suitcase system that came with your machine. You should use this system as it is the safest way to travel with your machine and embroidery accessories.
Part 2- Tomorrow's post - What are 'Sewing Supplies?'.
Supplies may differ from one class to another and I will address in this blog post, what to bring if you are taking an embroidery class at Scrap & Sew with Adeline.
I will start first with the Sewing/Embroidery machine and all accessories.
Part 1 -Sewing/Embroidery machine plus:
1. Specialty foot for your brand/machine.
2. Multi Zigzag or Straight Stitch plate - most machines today suggest the straight stitch plate for the best performance.
3. Embroidery hoops - make sure you have all 3 hoops that came with your machine. I may suggest a extra hoop that will be ideal for the project and that will be listed separately. The Quilters Hoop is one of the hoops that I often add to my supply lists.
4. Accessory Tray - many of your machines have the accessory tray attached to your machine. If not, it is always a good idea to bring the tray with you as there may be a time when you will need a sewing foot, the screwdriver etc.
Many of you have a suitcase system that came with your machine. You should use this system as it is the safest way to travel with your machine and embroidery accessories.
Part 2- Tomorrow's post - What are 'Sewing Supplies?'.
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