Saturday, 7 January 2012
Friday, 2 December 2011
Christmas Invite
hi all Bernina Fans, current members of the Bernina Club
on the 14th December we will be celebrating Christmas with everyone bring their UFOs ( Un Finished Objects)
and 'disasters' so we can help each other solve the issues around them so we can aim to get them done and completed ready for New projects and classes we will all want to do in the new year.
There will be lovely christmas food, nibbles, cake and refeshments aswell to get the celebrations off to a good start and also a way of saying thank you to all who have supported the group in one form or another over the last year and long may it continue to thrive and grow.
Merry Christmas from Karen, Davina, Derek and Iris -

and http://www.karendelahunty.co.uk/
on the 14th December we will be celebrating Christmas with everyone bring their UFOs ( Un Finished Objects)
and 'disasters' so we can help each other solve the issues around them so we can aim to get them done and completed ready for New projects and classes we will all want to do in the new year.
There will be lovely christmas food, nibbles, cake and refeshments aswell to get the celebrations off to a good start and also a way of saying thank you to all who have supported the group in one form or another over the last year and long may it continue to thrive and grow.
Merry Christmas from Karen, Davina, Derek and Iris -

and http://www.karendelahunty.co.uk/
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Bernina Club Day 16th November 2011
What a wonderful day we all had at the Club day today. This month we had three birthdays to celebrate!!
including a big 70th birthday.I brought along my special Home made Vanilla and Chocolate Cake with lots of lovely creamy icing on top. It always goes down well!!! We had several new members too. they all enjoyed it very much and can't wait for next month.
Laine, one of our regular member talked about Foundation Piecing, she had made lots of samples and kits up too. Very interesting indeed and thank you Laine well done.
Laine makes wonderful quilts, and bags and is always willing to share her work with the group.
Anne, who does wonderful digitizing amongst other things, showed us some of her work too.
Over coffee and cakes, we all sang happy birthday and gave out birthday cards. Davina and Myself (who run the club) thanked everyone for attending and supporting the club over the last year. Those that took the time to prepare and do a little talk throughout the year were given a little gift as a token of our appreciation in making the group so successful. Many thanks to all the members who attend regularly to support each other.
we are very lucky to have such vibrant talent members in the group who are willing to show and tell, and share their textile/sewing skills, good and bad for the good of others.
Here are some examples of Foundation Piecing. I am sure you will agree they look great.
including a big 70th birthday.I brought along my special Home made Vanilla and Chocolate Cake with lots of lovely creamy icing on top. It always goes down well!!! We had several new members too. they all enjoyed it very much and can't wait for next month.
Laine, one of our regular member talked about Foundation Piecing, she had made lots of samples and kits up too. Very interesting indeed and thank you Laine well done.
Laine makes wonderful quilts, and bags and is always willing to share her work with the group.
Anne, who does wonderful digitizing amongst other things, showed us some of her work too.
Over coffee and cakes, we all sang happy birthday and gave out birthday cards. Davina and Myself (who run the club) thanked everyone for attending and supporting the club over the last year. Those that took the time to prepare and do a little talk throughout the year were given a little gift as a token of our appreciation in making the group so successful. Many thanks to all the members who attend regularly to support each other.
we are very lucky to have such vibrant talent members in the group who are willing to show and tell, and share their textile/sewing skills, good and bad for the good of others.
Here are some examples of Foundation Piecing. I am sure you will agree they look great.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Bernina Club Day 19th October 2011
A great time was had by all at this months well attended Bernina Club Day.
Members shared their work/projects with each other over a cup of tea/coffee and biscuits.
Well done to everyone and a very big thank you to Kathleen. An inspiration to us all.
Members shared their work/projects with each other over a cup of tea/coffee and biscuits.
Kathleen, one of our members, made a lovely but simple 'Azuma Bukuro Bag'.
She had very kindly made up a little kits for us all, to have a go at making one of our own cute little bag.
Kathleen showing us how to make the bags.
Bags of fun and smiles - everyone was delighted with their wonderful creations.
The Next Bernina Club Day is Wednesday 16th November 2011.
10am - 12pm
at
West End Sewing Centre
11 Henrietta Street
Cheltenham
Laine - another talented member -
will be talking about
Foundation Piecing.
Also we will be showing you ideas for Christmas using the lovely stitches on your Bernina Machines.
All Bernina Owners are very welcome.
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Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Bernina Bonanza Event
I have been busy delivering sewing classes. Having lots of fun sharing sewing skills with others.
At West End Sewing Centre in Cheltenham we had a 'full house' for the Creative Overlocking Course.
Everyone had a good time, making flatlocking stitching, rolled hems, lettuce edges, adding lace and beads, stitching with wire. Just how versatile the Overlocker can be is amazing!!!
Today's workshop - Creative Ways with Bias, went down very well indeed. Creating your own trimmings to match your garments, or soft furnishing, just make your projects individual and unique.
Using a Rotary Cutter, board, and Cutting Rulers, Everyone made their own bias, piping, corded inserts, flat soft hem edges, bias ruffles and much more in many sizes with all sorts of fabrics-
- navy strip look so different when cut on the cross- !!
Bet you didn't know you could do so much with Bias!
check out www.westendsewing.co.uk
for my latest classes
At my regular evening sewing workshops at Karen's Studio in Coventry the students have been busy getting to grips with patchwork squares, finding out how to turn up smart trousers, making a fitted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and a lovely draping skirt to match - made in beautiful Indian Design hand woven silk fabric and learning new mixed media techniques. As usual everyone enjoyed a cup of tea and homemade cake as well.
check out my website www.karendelahunty.co.uk
Twitter @karendelahuty
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Karen-Delahunty-Corsets-Sewing-Know-How/107432339277024
At West End Sewing Centre in Cheltenham we had a 'full house' for the Creative Overlocking Course.
Everyone had a good time, making flatlocking stitching, rolled hems, lettuce edges, adding lace and beads, stitching with wire. Just how versatile the Overlocker can be is amazing!!!
Today's workshop - Creative Ways with Bias, went down very well indeed. Creating your own trimmings to match your garments, or soft furnishing, just make your projects individual and unique.
Using a Rotary Cutter, board, and Cutting Rulers, Everyone made their own bias, piping, corded inserts, flat soft hem edges, bias ruffles and much more in many sizes with all sorts of fabrics-
- navy strip look so different when cut on the cross- !!
Bet you didn't know you could do so much with Bias!
check out www.westendsewing.co.uk
for my latest classes
At my regular evening sewing workshops at Karen's Studio in Coventry the students have been busy getting to grips with patchwork squares, finding out how to turn up smart trousers, making a fitted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and a lovely draping skirt to match - made in beautiful Indian Design hand woven silk fabric and learning new mixed media techniques. As usual everyone enjoyed a cup of tea and homemade cake as well.
check out my website www.karendelahunty.co.uk
Twitter @karendelahuty
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Karen-Delahunty-Corsets-Sewing-Know-How/107432339277024
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