Posts Categorized: Knits

Serging away in Kansas City

Posted by & filed under Apparel Sewing, Classes, Knits, Serger, Uncategorized.

  Last weekend I was honored to be invited to teach some of my serger classes in Kansas City! I met Jamie David at Bernina University last summer in San Antonio and we’ve kept in touch since, talking about machines (of which we now have matching 580′s), sewing blogs, new patterns, and exciting projects we’re working… Read more »

The best place to be…

Posted by & filed under Apparel Sewing, Bags and Accessories, BERNINA, Home Decor, Kids and Teen Sewing, Knits, Learn to Sew, Machine Embroidery, Quilting, Serger, Sewing for Kids.

…when it rains is behind a sewing machine at Modern Domestic. This fall is packed with amazing classes. Each one will teach you new and amazing skills, introduce you to a fabulous teacher, the world of presser feet, the coolest sewing companions and classmates and makes for a great way to spend a few evenings… Read more »

Early Fall Classes are Posted!

Posted by & filed under Apparel Sewing, Bags and Accessories, Home Decor, Kids and Teen Sewing, Knits, Learn to Sew, Machine Embroidery, Quilting, Serger.

In the last few weeks we have been looking at all of the wonderful new class proposals and samples that have arrived from our lovely teachers. We sure are lucky to have Portland’s most talented and creative sewing teachers right here at MD. Thanks ladies for all your hard work and inspirational projects! We wouldn’t… Read more »

Sergery–Finish with a Coverstitch

Posted by & filed under Apparel Sewing, bernette, Knits, Serger.

For those into to working with knits (or even just wearing them), you may have noticed a very specific detail that sets apart commercially made knit garments and your home sewing attempts and that is the hem or finished edge. Look at your t-shirt. Do you see the two rows of stitching at the hem?… Read more »

Summer Skirts and Why You Need Them

Posted by & filed under Apparel Sewing, Knits.

Skirts were what inspired me to sew. They are simple and flattering. I wear tons of them, and making them is still a great sewing learning opportunity for me! From linings, facing, zippers, knits, gathers, ruffles, fit and patterns–skirt classes cover loads of sewing basics, and chances are you will also LOVE the finished product…. Read more »