$10 Class Come to finish any of your Mystery Quilt Pieces

Come have fun and make your On The Go 2.0 bag by Annie Small but mighty, this compact bag with a secure zipper closure has plenty of pockets to keep you organized, and adjustable, detachable strap allows you to wear it over the shoulder or as a crossbody bag. inside compartment includes three easy to access credit card pockets and space for an e-reader, small wallet, pen, and more.

Have you ever thought, I would love to learn how to quilt? Then this class is for you! I’m going to walk you through step by step as we create a Sampler Table Runner. From start to finish we will learn about fabric, cutting, piecing, pressing and even how to quilt and bind it. When we complete this 6 PART CLASS SESSION you will know the basics of quilting plus lots of tips and tricks to be ready to start on your next quilting project. Come join me as we explore the world of quilting! Seating is limited. You must pre-register to attend. Supply sheet given at registration. 6 part class including pattern is $175 plus supplies.

Come have fun and make your On The Go 2.0 bag by Annie two day class Small but mighty, this compact bag with a secure zipper closure has plenty of pockets to keep you organized, and adjustable, detachable strap allows you to wear it over the shoulder or as a crossbody bag. inside compartment includes three easy to access credit card pockets and space for an e-reader, small wallet, pen, and more.

Class fee 25.00 Kit fee 15.00

Join Elizabeth for a fun project creating a bag which will become your FAVORITE! Minimum requirements: wind a bobbin and thread your machine. If you need a loaner machine, please contact for availability. Class fee $50. Kit fee (to cover supplies) $5. Call Robert to sign up @225-923-1260 or online: https://www.allbrands.com/products/117553-beginner-sewing-class-bag-project-with-elizabeth-s

Bring your show and tells to share with everyone!

Class fee 25.00 Kit fee 12.00

Get ready to craft something beautiful while learning a timeless skill! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to make adorable baby burp cloths and a cozy baby blanket — from start to finish. Supply List: Please bring your sewing machine, thread, and flannel fabric. Don’t have a machine? No problem — rentals are available for $20.

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Register online at Allbrands.com for this great Kimberbell Event! Make sure that you select the Bossier store!

Interested in learning an easy new sewing project? Join Natalie Dowd for this beginner-friendly class where you’ll create reusable bowl covers using just ½ to 1 yard of fabric (sold separately). Objectives: • Learn how to make a reusable item from 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Learn how to use sewing tools such as marking pen, weights, iron, shears, pinking shears, pins, seam ripper, rotary cutter, etc • Learn how to read, measure, mark and cut a pattern • Learn about the type of stuffing, if applicable • Learn how to hand sew, finish and/or embellish the project Materials: • 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Matching thread • Pattern Procedure: • Prepare the fabric for cutting by ironing • Marking and measuring fabric with pattern • Cutting fabric using scissors or rotary cutter • Pinning and assembling the pieces for sewing, special instructions if embellishing • Machine sew, hand sewing using a ladder stitch and finishing the project You'll walk away with a set of practical, eco-friendly bowl covers and plenty of helpful tips along the way. Perfect for beginners looking to build confidence and skills! Location: 3010 W Anderson Ln Suite K Austin, TX 78757 Directions and virtual tour AllBrands Sewing & More is NOW OPEN in Creekside Square Shopping Center! 737-258-8852

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Class Description: Digitizing Basics & Applications with BERNINA V9 Software Join Jeffery for a hands-on introduction to embroidery digitizing using BERNINA V9 software. This class covers the fundamentals of converting images and photographs into embroidery-ready digital files. Participants will learn how to adjust, modify, and optimize designs for clean, professional stitch-outs. Instruction includes preparing files for embroidery, saving designs to USB, and transferring them directly to compatible machines via Wi-Fi. With Jeffery’s extensive background in embroidery, digitizing, and machine maintenance, students will gain practical knowledge and confidence in using the software effectively. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to expand their embroidery skills through custom design creation. Please bring a laptop or portable computer with the preloaded software. Or you may attend as a lecture.

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Ladies....this is our last sewing meeting. We are putting all the bindings on! Let's share our hard work.

Learn piecing, quilting and binding while creating this cute potholder!

Do you own a Baby Lock Radiance, Solaris, or Brother Luminaire, or Aveneer? Join Barbara Douthat for a detailed review of the machine’s features in a lecture-style class. Don't forget to bring your Sew & Tell projects! This is a lecture class in which we will provide the machine for demonstration.

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Interested in learning an easy new sewing project? Join Natalie Dowd for this beginner-friendly class where you’ll create reversable tote bag using just ½ to 1 yard of fabric (sold separately). Objectives: • Learn how to make a reusable item from 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Learn how to use sewing tools such as marking pen, weights, iron, shears, pinking shears, pins, seam ripper, rotary cutter, etc • Learn how to read, measure, mark and cut a pattern • Learn about the type of stuffing, if applicable • Learn how to hand sew, finish and/or embellish the project Materials: • 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Matching thread • Pattern Procedure: • Prepare the fabric for cutting by ironing • Marking and measuring fabric with pattern • Cutting fabric using scissors or rotary cutter • Pinning and assembling the pieces for sewing, special instructions if embellishing • Machine sew, hand sewing using a ladder stitch and finishing the project You'll walk away with a set of practical, eco-friendly reversable tote bag and plenty of helpful tips along the way. Perfect for beginners looking to build confidence and skills! Bring your own machine or rent one for just $20. Location: 3010 W Anderson Ln Suite K Austin, TX 78757 Directions and virtual tour AllBrands Sewing & More is NOW OPEN in Creekside Square Shopping Center! 737-258-8852

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Give your gear a second life! Join Patagonia Austin and AllBrands.com for an afternoon of hands-on learning where you’ll practice repair techniques to keep your favorite Patagonia items in use for years to come. Guided by professional instructors and using Bernina machines, you’ll practice seam repair, patching, button/snap replacement, and more. This event is about sustainability, skills, and community. Preregistration is required. Register here.

Ladies...this is our last class together. Borders will be finished! Come and share your creation.

Get ready for FUN! Designer and seamstress Merlender will be leading a pattern sewing class focused on construction, various techniques, hemming and finishing. Basic sewing skills are required. Students will need to source their own pattern (Simplicity S1110 or McCalls M8326) prior to class, as well as any specialty notions required. Saturday October 25thfrom 12pm – 3pm. Class fee $90. Kit fee $20. Call Robert to sign up @ 225.923.1260 or online here: https://www.allbrands.com/products/117554/show_preview

Do you own a B990 and want to connect with other owners? Join Barbara Douthat for a detailed review of the machine’s features in a lecture-style class. Don't forget to bring your Sew & Tell projects! This is a lecture class in which we will provide the machine for demonstration.

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Join experienced free motion quilter Qurrat Thakur as she walks you through the basics of free motion quilting on a domestic sewing machine. Learn confidence-boosting tips and techniques designed to set you up for success as you begin your FMQ journey. Bring your own machine or rent one for just $20. Instructor: Qurrat Thakur an experienced award winning quilter began her quilting journey in 2000, focusing exclusively on straight-line walking foot quilting for 13 years. In 2013, encouraged by a quilty friend, she summoned the courage to try free motion quilting (FMQ). She took to it instantly, mastering the technique on her domestic Brother machine. Since then, she has upgraded to a sit-down longarm and has won multiple ribbons and awards for her quilts. Now, she shares her expertise by guiding others through the basics of free motion quilting on a domestic sewing machine, offering success-oriented tips and techniques to help quilters gain the confidence to tackle FMQ independently. Prerequisites You should be familiar with your sewing machine, including how to thread it, wind a bobbin, lower the feed dogs, change feet, adjust stitch length, and modify tension. Basic Requirements< br/> - Needles: Topstitch needle or embroidery needle (90/14 or 80/12)< br/> - Extension Table: A table designed to fit your sewing machine< br/> - Darning or Free Motion Foot: Essential for free motion quilting< br/> - Thread: 40 wt, 50 wt, or 60 wt thread. For personal preference, 60 wt polyester thread like Glide is recommended for both top and bobbin. Be sure to wind several bobbins with the same color as your top thread, and at least one with a contrasting color.< br/> - Batting: 80/10 or wool batting is preferred, but for practice, 80/20 is more economical. Scrap batting works well for learning.< br/> - Quilt Sandwiches: Bring at least two quilt sandwiches made from fat quarters, roughly 18” x 22”.< br/> - Notebook & Pen/Pencil: For sketching and note-taking< br/> - Thread Snips: Handy for cutting threads quickly< br/> - Fabric Marking Tool: Air or water-erasable pen, or a chalk pen< br/> - Single Hole Stitch Plate: Optional, but recommended for better stitch precision< br/> - Quilting Gloves*: Machingers or any gloves with grip (optional, but helpful for better control)< br/> - Teflon Sheet: A sheet like the Supreme Slider or Sew Slip to cover your extension table (optional, but highly recommended for smoother quilting) < br/> < br/> Location: < br/> 3010 W Anderson Ln< br/> Suite K Austin, TX 78757< br/> Directions and virtual tour< br/> AllBrands Sewing & More is NOW OPEN in Creekside Square Shopping Center!< br/> 737-258-8852< br/>

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Celebrate A New Serger Release with Baby Lock's Sip N Serge Broadcast live from Baby Lock Headquarters, this event will feature the Baby Lock Education Team and special guests showcasing serger techniques, specialty feet, and more. Enjoy inspiration, prizes, and exclusive offers you wont want to miss! This is a live virtual lecture only available at Baby Lock Authorized Retailers. Register online for $10 and receive a $10 in-store Gift card when you come to class!

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Curious about quilting with rulers but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly class will guide you through the basics of ruler work on your domestic sewing machine or sit-down longarm machine. You’ll learn how to safely set up your machine for ruler quilting, how to hold and guide rulers with confidence, and practice stitching straight lines, curves, and simple shapes. By the end of class, you’ll understand the foundations of ruler work and leave with the skills to add crisp, polished designs to your own quilts. No prior ruler experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to “rule” your quilting! Instructor: Qurrat Thakur an experienced award winning quilter began her quilting journey in 2000, focusing exclusively on straight-line walking foot quilting for 13 years. In 2013, encouraged by a quilty friend, she summoned the courage to try free motion quilting (FMQ). She took to it instantly, mastering the technique on her domestic Brother machine. Since then, she has upgraded to a sit-down longarm and has won multiple ribbons and awards for her quilts. Now, she shares her expertise by guiding others through the basics of free motion quilting on a domestic sewing machine, offering success-oriented tips and techniques to help quilters gain the confidence to tackle FMQ independently. Prerequisites You should be familiar with your sewing machine, including how to thread it, wind a bobbin, lower the feed dogs, change feet, adjust stitch length, and modify tension. Basic Requirements - Needles: Topstitch needle or embroidery needle (90/14 or 80/12) - Extension Table: A table designed to fit your sewing machine, we recommend a sew steady table. If you do not have one specify in the comments, and we can provide a machine to use. - Ruler Quilting Foot: Essential for Ruler Work quilting - Quilt Sandwich : Two Fat Quarters with batting in between. - Thread: 40 wt, 50 wt, or 60 wt thread. For personal preference, 60 wt polyester thread like Glide is recommended for both top and bobbin. Be sure to wind several bobbins with the same color as your top thread, and at least one with a contrasting color. - Batting: 80/10 or wool batting is preferred, but for practice, 80/20 is more economical. Scrap batting works well for learning. - Quilt Sandwiches: Bring at least two quilt sandwiches made from fat quarters, roughly 18” x 22”. - Notebook & Pen/Pencil: For sketching and note-taking - Thread Snips: Handy for cutting threads quickly - Fabric Marking Tool: Air or water-erasable pen, or a chalk pen - Single Hole Stitch Plate: Optional, but recommended for better stitch precision - Quilting Gloves*: Machingers or any gloves with grip (optional, but helpful for better control) - Teflon Sheet: A sheet like the Supreme Slider or Sew Slip to cover your extension table (optional, but highly recommended for smoother quilting) Location: 3010 W Anderson Ln Suite K Austin, TX 78757 Directions and virtual tour AllBrands Sewing & More is NOW OPEN in Creekside Square Shopping Center! 737-258-8852

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Join us for two exciting days of sewing, fun, learning, and socializing! Discover new techniques, spark your creativity with fresh ideas from special guests, and get inspired to sew like a pro!

Location: 3010 W Anderson Ln, Suite K, Austin, TX 78757

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Yvette will be teaching basic applique techniques using a seasonal themed design stitched on a napkin or dish towel. Participants should bring their own machine and know the basics of embroidery. Class fee is $35 with a kit fee of $5 to cover supplies. For questions, or to sign up for the class, please call Robert at 225.923.1260.

This two-day class will guide you through the construction of the Patchwork Chore Pattern. On Day 1, we'll focus on layout and construction, while Day 2 will be dedicated to finishing techniques. If time allows, we will work on a small bonus project using scraps. The printed pattern will be available for purchase in-store soon.

Interested in learning an easy new sewing project? Join Natalie Dowd for this beginner-friendly class where you’ll create a dog bone neck pillow using just ½ to 1 yard of fabric (sold separately). Objectives: • Learn how to make a reusable item from 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Learn how to use sewing tools such as marking pen, weights, iron, shears, pinking shears, pins, seam ripper, rotary cutter, etc • Learn how to read, measure, mark and cut a pattern • Learn about the type of stuffing, if applicable • Learn how to hand sew, finish and/or embellish the project Materials: • 1/2–1 yard of fabric • Matching thread • Pattern Procedure: • Prepare the fabric for cutting by ironing • Marking and measuring fabric with pattern • Cutting fabric using scissors or rotary cutter • Pinning and assembling the pieces for sewing, special instructions if embellishing • Machine sew, hand sewing using a ladder stitch and finishing the project You'll walk away with a set of practical, eco-friendly reversable Dog Bone neck pillow and plenty of helpful tips along the way. Perfect for beginners looking to build confidence and skills! Bring your own machine or rent one for just $20. Location: 3010 W Anderson Ln Suite K Austin, TX 78757 Directions and virtual tour AllBrands Sewing & More is NOW OPEN in Creekside Square Shopping Center! 737-258-8852

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Join me as I walk you through the basics of free motion quilting on your longarm machine. I will teach you success oriented tips and techniques to give you the confidence to tackle free motion quilting on your own without the need for Q-matic. Learn how to free hand quilt with me. We will be learning on the Bernina Studio Frame, and Bernina Pro Frame techniques that can be used on all longarm frames.

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This two-day class will guide you through the construction of the Patchwork Chore Pattern. On Day 1, we'll focus on layout and construction, while Day 2 will be dedicated to finishing techniques. If time allows, we will work on a small bonus project using scraps. The printed pattern will be available for purchase in-store soon.

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This two-day class will guide you through the construction of the Patchwork Chore Pattern. On Day 1, we'll focus on layout and construction, while Day 2 will be dedicated to finishing techniques. If time allows, we will work on a small bonus project using scraps. The printed pattern will be available for purchase in-store soon.

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Join Barbara on a journey to master your new embroidery machine and achieve success with every stitch! Instructor: Barbara Douthat

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If you have purchased your machine from AllBrands, this class is free as long as you register in time

Laura Heine Collage Class Supplies class fee 70.00 Be sure to check your pattern for the supplies for your specific Laura Heine pattern. In addition: • Extra-fine Sharpie marker • Pencil • Scissors- Serrated scissors work great • Steam a Seam 2 (rather than wonder under or heat n bond) • Ziploc bags for fused scraps is helpful • Iron and ironing pad, can be a small iron • Rotary cutter, mat, and ruler to trim up fused pieces • A pool noodle to roll up everything helps if you are making something large. • No sewing machine needed unless you want to sew pieces together for the background- or do that before class

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Want to learn how to make a Quilted Jacket? This is the chance to learn how to make one! You will learn the technique and and tricks to making a Jacket of your own. You have the choice of one with a hood or without the hood. You will need to purchase the pattern separately (Call for details). The class fee will be $150. Also you will need to bring in your Sewing Machine and tools. CLASS FULL!! See February for next Class.

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