Sustainable Sewing: Intro to Sewing Machine Basics

Sat, Apr 29 2023
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Greenpoint, Eco Lab 1

arts and crafts environment skillshare

Join us for an afternoon to learn the basics and operation of a sewing machine with our Fiber Artist/Librarian Molloy Rogers. 

You will walk away with an understanding of:

  • Sewing machine functions 
  • Stitch settings and when to use them 
  • Sewing machine presser foot functions and other accessories 
  • Bobbin creation and operation 
  • A project sewn by you to take home

Sewing machines are provided but you are welcome to bring your own.

This series will be followed in the spring and summer by the series Sustainable Sewing: Mending and Repair.

Molloy Rogers, a BPL Children’s Librarian is a maker, artist, and designer.  She learned to knit and crochet from her grandmother and taught herself to sew, spin yarn, dye fiber, and make felt. In 2012, she received the Samuel A. Almon scholarship to Penland School of Crafts, where she studied the applications of natural dyes, and the Shibori process as applied to weaving. 

Registration is required for these events. Masks are highly encouraged in Brooklyn Public Library.

 

 

 This event is made possible through the generous support of the Greenpoint Community Environmental Fund.

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Add to My Calendar 04/29/2023 01:00 pm 04/29/2023 04:00 pm America/New_York Sustainable Sewing: Intro to Sewing Machine Basics

Join us for an afternoon to learn the basics and operation of a sewing machine with our Fiber Artist/Librarian Molloy Rogers. 

You will walk away with an understanding of:

  • Sewing machine functions 
  • Stitch settings and when to use them 
  • Sewing machine presser foot functions and other accessories 
  • Bobbin creation and operation 
  • A project sewn by you to take home

Sewing machines are provided but you are welcome to bring your own.

This series will be followed in the spring and summer by the series Sustainable Sewing: Mending and Repair.

Molloy Rogers, a BPL Children’s Librarian is a maker, artist, and designer.  She learned to knit and crochet from her grandmother and taught herself to sew, spin yarn, dye fiber, and make felt. In 2012, she received the Samuel A. Almon scholarship to Penland School of Crafts, where she studied the applications of natural dyes, and the Shibori process as applied to weaving. 

Registration is required for these events. Masks are highly encouraged in Brooklyn Public Library.

 

 

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