Join us for Sewing Club on Wednesday, December 17th with Linda K.!

Sewing Club will be making a Kitchen Boa. A kitchen boa is like a scarf with tea towels on the ends. Linda likes to use hers as a towel for wiping/ drying her hands on while cooking and baking. Some folks like to use it as a pot holder for handling hot objects. Just don’t use it to handle hot objects if you have been using it to dry your hands on. WET transfers heat quickly! You will get burned!

If you also have an embroidery machine, at Embroidery Club on December 10th, Darla will lead us through making custom lettered embroidered kitchen towels. The kitchen Boa us the perfect way to use the towel that you Embroidered at Embroidery Club the previous week. ie Embroider “Linda’s Kitchen” on the towel at Embroidery Club on 12/10, and then use that towel for your Kitchen Boa on 12/17.

Plus, we will have a free BONUS MYSTERY PROJECT for all attendees that will coordinate with your Kitchen Boa.

In-Store: Wednesday, December 17th at 10am in-store.

Club Classes are free for those who have purchased their machine at Super Stitch. We will get fabric requirements posted soon!

Material needed for one BOA:
½ yard fabric
One hand towel – approximately 25” x 16” (May bring towel you embroidered at Embroidery Club)
Thread to match

What to bring:
Machine
Cord
Foot pedal
¼ inch sewing foot
Overcast sewing foot
Basic sewing foot
Basic sewing supplies: Pins or clips, rotary cutter, cutting mat, rulers, thread to match your fabric