January 10th (Sat) at 10:30am and January 23rd (Friday) at 10:30am In this class Judy will teach you how to cast on and knit to create a fun baby hat! This is the perfect class for beginners. Cost $30.00 cash or $35.00 credit card Please note that payment is due at time of sign-up. We are more then happy to take a payment over the phone!
Eye Spy Attic Windows and Set in Seams
This is a one evening technique class January 28th (Wednesday) 6:30pm Cost $20.00 cash or $25.00 credit card In this class students will learn to make an Eye Spy quilt using the Attic Window technique. This will teach the useful skill of set in seams. Students must bring their own sewing machine. Payment is due at sign up. We are more than happy to take a payment over the phone!
Into to Garment Sewing: The Staple Dress
January 15th and 22nd (Thursdays) 6-8 pm Cost $35.00 cash or $40.00 credit card In this class students will learn the basics of garment sewing as well as several techniques they can use in their future garments. Students will be able to choose between two different pattern variations to create a simple dress that is perfect for all seasons. This class covers reading patterns, how to cut fabric, seam finishing,
Beginner Sewing for Adults
Beginner Sewing for Adults January 14th (Wednesday) 6pm Cost $20.00 cash or $25.00 credit card OR February 28th (Saturday) 1pm Cost $20.00 cash or $25.00 credit card In this class students will learn how to use their own sewing machine to make a pillow case. This class covers threading and using your own sewing machine, cutting fabric, and assembling fabric in order to produce the final product, and seam finishing
Open Knit
Starting January 2015 we will be offering Open Knitting every Sunday from 12-3pm along with our usual first Thursday of the month. The next Thursday session is New Years Day so we will be knitting from Noon to 4pm to accommodate our adjusted hours for the holiday. Sit and have some camaraderie with fellow knitters. Make new friends, and learn some new things from others. It will also be on
Dr. Sharon Kipetz and her Umbrella
We were graced by the presence of Dr. Sharon Kipetz, Dean of Students from UW Oshkosh. She made an umbrella twice! This is her second one, and she plans on doing still more. She is doing them for Christmas gifts. She is an avid knitter, but doesn’t sew very often. Can you believe it? That’s just how easy it is to do these. And, fun too! A gift like this
New Umbrella
Here’s a new umbrella that I made. It would be great for someone who is a traveler. It is made of a retro print with trains, cars, planes, and campers on it. Tons of fun.
Colleen Jansen’s Awesome Quilt
We have so many talented people that come into the shop. I always make certain to tell them to bring in finished projects. I really love to see the projects that people have done using fabric from the Bungalow. But, I like to see other things too. Even if they didn’t buy their fabric from me, the quilts are still awesome. Colleen Jansen is really talented. She makes such
Quilts of Valor
We have a very active Quilts of Valor group in Ripon. We make quilts for veterans. We have most if not all of the WWII Veterans covered, quite literally, with their quilts. These well deserving vets from our area get a quilt on Memorial Day and at Christmas time at the Dicken’s of a Quilt Show. This is always the first weekend of December. Bungalow has always been a very
Knitting Retreat
We had our first knitting retreat at the Cedar Ridge Lodge. The sparks were flying from the knitting needles. There was lively conversation that was interrupted by moments of silence as retreaters concentrated deeply on their work. Dr. Christal Sakrison was the ultimate Goddess of Knitting, helping everyone through the rough spots. There were plenty of snacks and beverages to fortify everyone through long sessions of knitting and purling. We
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