My classes are designed with the absolute Beginner in mind.

1. Sewing Machine Basics - Seen One, Seen them All. An experience I had showed me that Sewing Machines have been designed the same way for years. My hope is to diminish anxiety about the Sewing Machine by revealing "My Discovery". I compare two machines I have to show the similarities and the differences.

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2. The Most Common Sewing Machine ISSUE. Recently I decided to feature this as a Video on its own instead of being at the end of Sewing Machine Basics. It's such important information for the Beginner or anyone who hasn't experienced it yet while Sewing. Once you know the cause, it won't seem so alarming when it occurs. https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/The-Most-Common-Sewing-Machine-ISSUE/1706173178?teacherRef=2759020&via=teacher-referral&utm_campaign=teacher-referral-1706173178&utm_source=Skillshare&utm_medium=class-teacher-referral-email

3. Sewing Without Reading a Pattern -Darts Pleats and Tucks - Reading a Pattern can be a daunting task, trying to figure out what they are trying to tell you, and at the same time, trying to figure out the tiny little pictures. The way I learned in Fashion School is a Common sense approach that I successfully taught at Night School for 7 years. My students loved it. I share the step by step process of the order of putting garments pieces together. It gives you a much broader understanding right from the start and thereby gives you more Freedom while you're Sewing. Darts, Pleats and Tucks, if there are any must be done first. That's the first secret revealed inside. Watch the video for more! Please try the Project by making a sample and showing me.

4-The Easiest Sleeve Insertion (Couture) is for All Sewers. Perfect for the Beginner who is timid about putting a Sleeve in, this comprehensive coverage will ease your worry.

General Interest:

All Sewing Patterns Start like This: (Pattern Drafting Basics Theory)- Background information of the Slash and Spread method shows the development of pattern pieces deepening your understanding and may help you feel more inclined to change a feature of a pattern you're making or helping you to Up Cycle clothes you find or already have.

Jason Breining

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