Make & Sew: Pollinator Patches

Learn how to make and sew your own pollinator patch using beginner-friendly stitchwork and applique. Participants will choose at least two (2) designs from a selection of different pre-cut fabric images of pollinators, including butterfly, bat, bee, or bird patterns. The designs will then be sewn onto a patch base that can be later applied to any clothing, bag, or other textiles for repair or for fun.

Everyone will complete at least one patch during class and leave with the knowledge and materials to complete more at home. Completed patch size will vary by design up to 6-inch by 6-in max.

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CLASS DETAILS:
CLASS DATE: Monday, July 28
CLASS TIME: 5:30pm to 8:30pm
CLASS FEE: $28
CLASS LOCATION: Virginia's House ~ Dining Room

Register by phone at 419-874-4174 or online at 577foundation.org/classes-events/fiber-arts

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577 Staff Instructor: Liv Bellfy

Liv is 577's Summer Programs Intern, and a current student at Bowling Green State University earning her Bachelor's of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design. She takes inspiration from nature and everyday life to compose interesting and thoughtful images, and looks forward to sharing with others her love for alternative forms of creative expression.
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