March 1 - 4, 2012
4 day sewing seminar where you will learn all of our techniques for creating delightful bias cut garments that fit and flatter women of all sizes. We don't use traditional patterns, instead we use well tested methods and math formulas (we have done all the math), templates, and a few pattern pieces that we will share with the students. Classes at Stonemountain and Daughter Fabrics, Berkeley, CA taught by designer, Julianne Bramson
March 24, 2012, Saturday 1:30 - 3:30 pm Beautiful Bias Basics Demo -
Everything you need to know to get started making garments utilizing the
amazing bias cut! Learn to choose the correct size for a flattering fit and the
best patterns for bias cut garments; choose appropriate fabrics and achieve
looks from casual to elegant; learn to sew bias seams and finish necklines,
armholes, and hems. Demonstrations of several bias finishes will be presented
and if time allows, students will be able to try out the finishes on sample
fabrics. 
March 24, 2012, Saturday 4 - 6 pm Bias Cowl Scarf - A fun introduction to the Fashion in Harmony method of
creating bias cut garments: this simple and elegant bias cowl scarf uses just a
half yard of delicious fabric and is quick and easy to make! A rectangle of
fabric becomes a beautiful cowl scarf with just two seams. Piece two or three
fabrics together for a scarf with multiple looks. Great for that leftover
fabric in your stash and for creating matching accessories. Soon, you will be
making them for all your friends!
March 31, 2012, Saturday 1 - 5 pm The Geometry Bias Blouse or Jacket - New to garment sewing? This fun project is perfect for
all levels! Using a simple math formula, squares of fabric, and easy straight
seam sewing - students construct a fun, bias blouse or jacket that is
flattering for all sizes. Great for all kinds of fabrics from elegant to
casual.
June 23,
2012, Saturday 1:30 - 5:30 pm Bias Twirl Skirt - Make a flirty, swingy,and oh so flattering flared bias
skirt. This skirt is perfect for dancing! Julianne teaches a construction
method that is quick, fabric efficient, and works for all sizes! Using
rectangles, squares, and some simple math, you can create many variations of
twirl! You won't be able to stop with just one!
 
Classes at the American Sewing Guild National Conference, Houston, TX - August 16-20, 2012 Bias Twirl Skirt Beautiful Bias Finishes Introduction to Fibers and Fabrics Bias Cowl Scarf
Future Class in Your Area?
Susan and I love to travel and to teach. We can bring our classes, trunk show, and pattern store to your location. Phone or email if you are interested in hosting us at your location.
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