
The first night was a fitting session and a lecture. I was impressed by Ann St. Clair's knowledge of bra's, but also women's health and self-image. The lecture was followed with a class. There were two sessions and I attended the Sunday session. It was a full day of bra making, but it went by fast. I learned about sewing with tricot, powernet and elastic. Ann's crew, including Kathy, were so helpful and encouraging. I appreciated the fact that they kept everyone moving at their own pace (something that is hard to do when teaching sewing classes). Did I mention door prizes! I actually won something...a pattern for underwear.
I am excited to be a new member of ASG and look forward to future sewing events with them.
wow, sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting! Is this a bra you can/will wear??
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I'm thinking that may be worth a trip to Wichita to learn how to make. I have the worst time finding non-sports bras that fit my 36DD's! If I could make a bra that actually fit, that'd be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you had fun and learned a lot. I'm linking your blog on the KC-ASG website.
ReplyDeleteum, can you bring this tonight so i can touch yer bra? (hee!)
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Sounds like a great class and I am so jealous that you have the skills and know-how to be able to put that together.
ReplyDeleteYou are a brave woman to make your own bra! Do you know where the next KCMQG meeting will be? I visited in the summer and I'm ready to join.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to take this class. Let me know if you ever have a repeat.
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