LUNCH TIME BAG FROM TWO FAT QUARTERS with Mark Francis - 09.45
Thursday 21st September 2023 - Saturday 23rd September 2023
Westpoint, Exeter
[Max 12 people]
This fun project will give you a bag, perfect to fit your lunch or snacks into or anything else you like. It’s made from two fat quarters and can be embellished any way you like and there will also be enough fabric to add patch pockets too. Finished bag measures 8” x 8” x 3”, with handles.
Techniques covered include the following:Turning handles
A great project for beginners or those wanting to learn some new techniques.
Just bring along yourself, all materials provided.
Advisory Note:Not suitable for children under 16 years.
Meet the Tutor
Mark’s practical sewing experiences began quite late in life, but his relationship with sewing began when he was a small child. However, needlework was not something that little boys were encouraged to do in the 1980’s.
Many years passed until he found the confidence to finally learn to use a sewing machine, and he discovered his passion for making clothes and costumes. Then, a few years ago, Mark’s husband entered him for the Great British Sewing Bee and life hasn’t been the same since!
Mark now works across the sewing industry, teaching, presenting talks and developing his growing range of sewing patterns.
Please note tickets are non-refundable.
* Show times are subject to change. Please check the ICHF Events website for up to date timings.
Choose your tickets
[Max 12 people]
This fun project will give you a bag, perfect to fit your lunch or snacks into or anything else you like. It’s made from two fat quarters and can be embellished any way you like and there will also be enough fabric to add patch pockets too. Finished bag measures 8” x 8” x 3”, with handles.
Techniques covered include the following:Turning handles
A great project for beginners or those wanting to learn some new techniques.
Just bring along yourself, all materials provided.
Advisory Note:Not suitable for children under 16 years.
Meet the Tutor
Mark’s practical sewing experiences began quite late in life, but his relationship with sewing began when he was a small child. However, needlework was not something that little boys were encouraged to do in the 1980’s.
Many years passed until he found the confidence to finally learn to use a sewing machine, and he discovered his passion for making clothes and costumes. Then, a few years ago, Mark’s husband entered him for the Great British Sewing Bee and life hasn’t been the same since!
Mark now works across the sewing industry, teaching, presenting talks and developing his growing range of sewing patterns.
Please note tickets are non-refundable.