Beginner II: Lagom Storage Baskets (May 4, 1-5 pm)
Beginner II: Lagom Storage Baskets (May 4, 1-5 pm)
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Sunday May 4, 2025, 1-5 p.m. @ Anthology Studio, 77 Suffolk St. W., Guelph
Make your own stylish and functional Lagom Storage Bin! In Swedish, lagom (pronounced LAW-gom) means ‘just the right amount’, and with five sizes to choose from, you’ll whip up a basket that’s perfectly sized to organize toys, craft supplies, or everyday essentials.
You'll learn basic sewing techniques including using a rotary cutter and ruler, working with interfacing for structure, creating crisp corners, and adding handles. Choose your own fabrics to personalize your basket and leave with a handmade piece that’s both practical and chic.
Come sew with us and bring a little lagom into your home!
Level: Confident beginner, basic sewing skills required (like threading your machine, winding a bobbin, and sewing a straight line).
INCLUDED in your class fee:
- PDF Lagom Storage Bin pattern from Sotak Handmade
- ½ yard of fusible fleece interfacing
- 1 yard of SF101 fusible interfacing
- 1 yard of 1” cotton webbing in neutral canvas (Optional, for handles – note you can also sew your own coordinating handles with your fabric)
- 8 double cap rivets in brass finish (Optional, add stability and are a nice visual feature for attaching handles to bin)
You will need to purchase exterior fabric and lining fabric. If you want to make the ‘x-small’ size, you will need ¼ yard of each. All other sizes require ½ yard of each. The supplies listed above as included in your class fee will allow you to make any of the 5 sizes, though I will note that I have found the medium or large sizes particularly practical!
Suggested fabrics: Quilting cotton, cotton canvas, denim, Essex linen, cotton/linen blend or medium weight home décor fabric. This will work best if only one of your fabrics is a heavier weight – so if you choose a cotton canvas, denim or home décor fabric, pair it with a quilting cotton, linen or cotton/linen blend. Two lighter weight fabrics – for instance, quilting cotton and a linen – work equally well.
You'll also need:
- Thread
- Sewing machine in good working order with new(ish) needle (unless you'd like to rent a machine on a first come, first served basis - choose rental option at checkout)
- Basic sewing kit - scissors, snips, seam ripper, straight pins, etc. (optional, only if you have one - don't buy anything as I have lots of tools to share!)
Instructor: Katherine Heyland (@tinycheerhandmade)
Number of participants: Max. 7