Lucky Penny Wallet

What you will be doing: 

• Through this 3-hour class we will make the Lucky Penny Wallet using the Sallie Tomato Pattern

• You are welcome to bring your own machine if you have one, but we have machines you can borrow

• Includes free studio time to work on your projects outside of class

What do you bring?: 
Be prepared - purchase supplies BEFORE class! Most supplies are available in shop and can be purchased with a 10% class discount. We are happy to assist you with finding what you need. Please allow at least an hour before class if you are buying supplies the day of.

Supplies Needed:

• Lucky Penny Wallet Pattern by Sallie Tomato
• 1/4 yd of 27" wide cork fabric OR 1/4 yd of 27" wide faux leather OR 1/2 yd kraft-tex
• 1 pocket flip lock hardware
• Thread
• Helpful Notions: Teflon foot, zipper foot, sewing clips, chalk or removable marking pen, stiletto

You may have homework and The Stitch Easy studio space and tools are free for students to use - just let us know!

Disclaimers: 

* This class is designed for age 16+
* Cancellation Notice: We kindly ask that makers give a minimum 72 hours' notice of cancellation or rescheduling needs. This advance notice will allow us to make any necessary adjustments to our schedule and accommodate other makers.

Refunds: Class cancellations made with a 72 hour notice or more will either receive a full refund on a gift card, or a full refund minus the $5 card processing fee to the card that was used to purchase the class registration. This fee accounts for the costs associated with the transaction and ensures a smooth and secure refund process.

Skill Level:	Beginner
Skill Details:	You must know how to thread your machine and sew a straight line. This is a great beginner project but not a "learn to sew" class.
Instructor:	Maria Kolotos
Instructor Bio:	Maria's mom taught her to sew and she has been sewing since she was 5 years old. Maria started out with making Barbie clothes by tracing existing dresses with the scraps. From there she progressed to making garments when she was 10. As the years went by, she made home decor items including curtains, pillows, table runners and other items. A few of Maria's favorite things to make are: Bags, all sorts of bags and accessories. There is such a variety and can be personalized. She always likes to switch things up bit. Art collages. She loves thinking about new things to do with fabric and these collages are such fun. And, most of all, she loves teaching others how to sew and how to create with fabric! It is so exciting when she sees others learning and creating.