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May 2025 Monday Muse
2025-05-19 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Our monthly just-for-fun Zoom schmoozefest!
Log-in details are sent via email to all Active PenWAG Members

May 2025 Online Workshop | Karen Lukacs: The Alchemy of Remaking with Secondhand Materials
2025-05-10 13:30 - 16:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Karen Lukacs: The Alchemy of Remaking with Secondhand Materials
The workshop demystifies Karen’s creative process in transforming pre-loved garments and notions into couture-quality, one-of-a-kind works of art. It is an interactive zoom session where participants are encouraged to bring their questions and ideas on Reimagined Couture.
You will go through the process of transforming a simple denim jacket into your own signature statement garment – your modern heirloom. Karen shares design inspiration and technical tips from her experimentations in deconstructing denim and attaching layers. She demystifies the pattern process and easy ways to skillfully attach your embellishments.

By workshop’s end, you’ll know how to finish and care for your one-of-a-kind, transformed jacket.

MATERIALS LIST:

Unlined trucker jacket or similar garment from your wardrobe
Light weight 2-sided fusible web.

Recommended: Pellon #EZ2L212 EZ Steam II Lite Two-Sided Fusible Web.

Scissors both fabric and paper
Seam ripper
Pattern paper: any lightweight paper that you can lay onto the jacket and draw your

pattern. Waxed freezer paper works well.

Pencil/pen
Fabric glue
Pins substantial enough to go through the layers of fabric
Textile embellishments: this is an important part of the experience. Bring what catches

your fancy, what speaks to you and of you. Remnants, tee shirt graphics, trims,
stitchwork, beading, garments for lining…endless possibilities. Considering employing
your own handwork samples. Options are endless, but resources here are key.

Size #16 or denim needle and thread.

ABOUT KAREN LUKACS
Transforming reclaimed garments into limited edition collections of Artisanal Fashion

Karen Lukacs is a weaver, sewist, textile designer/maker with over 25 years of upcycling mastery. She elevates repurposing design to an art form, often using denim. Inspired by the processes of fabric disassembly and reconstruction, Karen’s artisanal fashion brings cast-off textiles back to life. From her studio in the Sonoran Desert, she advocates for design as a solution to the negative excesses of the ever-growing fast fashion model.

Driven by a hierarchical, zero-waste ethos, Karen begins her Denim Collection with one-of-a-kind jackets created from discarded denim jeans. Construction remnants are then collaged and transformed into bags and pillows using technical skills in tandem with artistry. Sweaters and upholstery remnants become sturdy totes. She sees her work as a transformation of the old to the making of modern heirlooms with new stories yet to unfold. An award-winning textile artist, Karen’s work has been published and exhibited in galleries. She shares her experience and inventiveness through workshops, lectures, and her studio production.
An virtual workshop via Zoom (will be recorded)

$65/$45 members
sold out.

May 2025 Webinar (Zoom only)| Karen Lukacs
2025-05-10 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Karen Lukacs Seminar
This presentation shares over 25 years’ of Karen Lukacs’s work in transforming reclaimed garments into artisanal fashion: her journey, processes and inspiration.
May 10, 2025: 10:30-noon PST

This is an online Zoom webinar, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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April 2025 Monday Muse
2025-04-21 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

April 2025 Webinar | Pat Herkal: Beading on 3-Dimensional Cloth Figures
2025-04-12 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Pat Herkal: Beading on 3-Dimensional Cloth Figures
My first beadwork focused on jewelry and beading techniques. I then began working in 3D, creating pieced, embroidered and beaded vessels, then sculptural critters. I make lichen, a variety of ocean life, animals, and my favorite – birds. I have created a plethora of birds – real and from my imagination. I use photographs in books and magazines to create my patterns. MY work is made from silk or pages from discontinued upholstery sample books I layer fabric with thread, beads, trinkets, shells, stones and found objects

April 12, 2025: 10:30-noon PST
This is an online Zoom webinar, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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March 2025 Monday Muse
2025-03-17 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

March 2025 online Workshop | Karin Graves: Murmurations Made Beautiful
2025-03-08 13:30 - 16:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Karin Graves Workshop: Murmurations Made Beautiful
In this afternoon online workshop, you will be able to create your own murmuration. Using pieces of previously painted linen, Karin helps you visualize shapes and designs that you can develop, and then stitch in her special method.Using her two-way applique, you will stitch along painted lines to develop one cohesive design – a layered piece rich in texture, depth and weight, The resulting 2-sided piece, about 8.5 x 11in size, is awesome, resembling feathers on a bird, can be incorporated into a garment, or even done on a large scale for a complete piece.
A $20 kit with materials you will need must be ordered by Sat Feb 15!
WORKSHOP MATERIALS LIST:

Workshop kit ($20 kit with materials you will need must be ordered by Sat Feb 15.) Kit contains specially hand painted linen scraps that will be used for the applique secret stitching.Ordering information is below.
Your sketchbook and selection of soft mark making pencils, eraser and a large piece of graphite if you have it. No need to buy anything new. Please do not bring a tiny sketch book as you will need elbow grease. You’ll need 15 pages or so, and anything over 6 inches will work.
10 used magazines YOU LIKE–architecture, food, fashion, national geographic, ranger rick. All magazines will cut up.
transparent tape
masking tape
scissors for both paper and fabric
sewing pins
favorite hand sewing needle
SEWING MACHINE with white and black thread for both bobbin and spool.

TO ORDER KIT:

Register for the class here at www.penwag.org
Send an email to the presenter, Karin Graves, at k.steichengraves@gmail.com. She will respond to you promptly, so that you can arrange payment via Venmo or a check to her address in Oregon. She will mail your kit to you.

$65/$45 members
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March 2025 Webinar | Karin Graves: Murmurations
2025-03-08 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Karen Graves Webinar: Murmurations
Murmurations – The dictionary defines this as
“a flock of starlings that fly in a coordinated, twisting, and swirling pattern”
Karin sees a similar movement in painting designs on fabric. Using pieces of previously painted
linen, she helps to tap into shapes and designs which will be assembled and then appliqued,
creating art objects that can be incorporated into a garment, or even done on a large scale for a
complete piece.
March 8, 2025 10:30AM-noon PST
PenWAG Online Zoom space
An online Zoom webinar, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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February 2025 Monday Muse
2025-02-17 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

February 2025 Workshop | Kevin Roche: Lights, Fabric, Action!
2025-02-08 13:30 - 16:30 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
Kevin Roche: Lights, Fabric, Action!

Add lighting accents to your work
An in-person workshop plus simulcast (will be recorded)
An introduction to adding illumination and animation to your projects.
The options for adding light and animation to wearables and accessories have multiplied incredibly over the last decade. I will begin with a brief overview of the types of illumination one can add to a project, with some notes on pros and cons for each.
The rest of the workshop will focus on a simple hands-on illumination project, adding flexible LED strip lighting to a garment, hat, or other project.
Pre-assembled kits will be available for advance order only, and a parts shopping list and assembly instructions will be provided for students willing to solder their own.
What to bring:

Your favorite hand-sewing needle(s) and thread: invisible, white or black as appropriate
an item to embellish with a ribbon of light: a hat, basket, jacket, or something elsenote that the light strips are slightly springy, so a project made of very lightweight fabric may pose challenges.

Lighting kit options for the workshop:
Pre-assembled LED strip kits will be available at a kit charge of $30, payable at the workshop.Note: It will not be possible to mail out kits to remote attendees. Please use the “No Kit Wanted” option when signing up.Each Kit will include 1/2 meter (~20″) of one of two styles of glowing LED strip: Ribbon style, which looks like a 3/8″ wide glowing ribbon when switched on, or Piping style, which is a 3/8″ wide strip which glows along one edge, more like piping or neon.The kit will be pre-soldered with about 3 feet of cable ending in a USB-A style plug you can use with almost any USB power pack or charger.Please indicate your preference for the kit style before adding the workshop to your cart. Kit fees are to be paid to the instructor at the workshop.Orders placed after Jan 7 Jan 12 or with no preference will be built from available inventory, and will probably be cool-white ribbon style.NOTE: Extended to Jan 12!
Ribbon style LED strip
As you can see in the illustration, this kind of strip is flat and lights up across its width like a glowing ribbon

Piping style LED strip
This kind of strip is the same width, but most of the light comes out of one edge of the strip. This is more like piping, and can be tucked into a fold to create the effect of a thin neon tube. Note that you cannot stitch through the strip like actual piping. It must be tucked into a fold or between layers of fabric so just the edge is exposed if you wish to hide the wider portion.

Location Saratoga Senior Center
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February 2025 Simulcast | Jenny Ives (remote): No is not a word in my vocabulary, aka Creativity in Sewing
2025-02-08 10:30 - 12:00 | Campbell Community Center Multipurpose Room M50 (with Simulcast), 1 W Campbell Avenue, Campbell, 95008, United States
Jenny Ives (remote):
No is not a word in my vocabulary, aka Creativity in Sewing
February 8, 2025: 10:30-noon PST
Campbell Community Center Multipurpose room M50
Jenny Ives is a Costume designer out of Seattle, WA. She got started sewing as a small child, growing up in a sewing family it was in her blood. In high school, she found her love of vintage clothing. That was a pipeline to starting costuming in the theater and her ballet studio. She loved helping to create a beautiful world on the stage! She started doing cosplay in 2013, cosplay was a new way to build her creativity. She expanded her sewing techniques and was inspired by all the other creators. In 2015 she discovered her love for competing in Cosplay Contests. It lit a fire in her to try so many new things. Making friends with these competitors drove her to be her best, and drove her to challenge herself. She started making her designs of Superhero ballgowns. But designing was never enough. From there it was how to take things to the next level. What new skills could she learn? It started small, sewing in fairy lights to make something glow. Currently, she is making fully articulated wings. There is always a new way to draw her creativity forward.

This is an hybrid seminar and Zoom simulcast, free to all active PenWAG members. (Our speaker will be appearing remotely)
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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January 2025 Monday Muse
2025-01-20 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
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Our monthly just-for-fun Zoom schmoozefest!
Log-in details are sent via email to all Active PenWAG Members

January 2025 Online Workshop | Jaki Canterbury: Sew-in with Jaki
2025-01-11 13:30 - 16:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Jaki Canterbury: Sew-in with Jaki“patch kit” for your jeans
An online workshop via Zoom (will be recorded)Jaki will work over a pair of jeans with you, using her Patch Kit concept. Jaki will demonstrate how she gets inside and how she makes design decisions. Everyone is encouraged to follow along with either Jaki’s Patch Kit or a project of your own.
You an purchase Jaki’s Patch Kit from the Slow Fiber website at https://www.slowfiber.com/product/patch-kit-patching-your-jeans-is-so-fun-upcycled-off-cuts-vintage-scaps/134
$65/$45 members
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January 2025 Webinar | Jaki Canterbury: Slow Fiber The Beginning (Zoom Only)
2025-01-11 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
Jacki Canterbury Webinar Slow Fiber: The beginning

Using conceptual art to jump the divide from fast fashion to artfully living an authentic life in my closet.

Want to know something I think about a lot when I’m not sewing or running my business? How the emerging markets around the globe- India, China, Indochina, South and Central America and they’re growing middle class are are onboarding consumption habits like ours. I know that shopping equals environmental degradation. How selfish of me, right? Here in the west, we got our chance, they want theirs and while we’re thinking about how to undo 400 years of colonial, environmental rape in the US those places are ramping up their buying.
In 2017, being the intuitive, creative, self-employed, self-starter I am, I realized that there was a smoke screen in the fashion industry. It had me, hook line and sinker up until then too. I was going to really have to change my ways if I wanted to be part of a solution.

But what was the solution? Do you just stop buying clothes? Not likely. Do you only buy used? Not realistic. Share?…yuck. Do we make them? Well, we used to, but again, not realistic. This work-hard-play- hard-defend-your-American-productivity- to-the-end-world that we share with others is hard to change. I am part of that paradigm.
We are fiercely independent. We own our own everything. My art and my garment thinking have been intersecting ever since.

January 11, 2024: 10:30-noon PST PenWAG Zoom webinar This is a Zoom webinar, free to all active PenWAG members. Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs $10.00Read more

December 2024 Monday Muse
2024-12-16 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

December 14 Workshop (in-person)| Carol Ziogas: Hitomezashi Sashiko
2024-12-14 13:00 - 16:00 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
December 14 Workshop | Carol Ziogas: Hitomezashi Sashiko

December 14 Workshop | Carol Ziogas: Hitomezashi Sashiko
Hitomezashi sashiko- Learning to draft traditional “one stitch” patterns onto fabric to make garments.
Sashiko patterns can be categorized into 2 distinct styles of stitches: Hitomezashi, or one-stitch, and Moyozashi, or patterned stitch. Hitomezashi is typically used for straight lines and angular shapes, where stitches meet or cross. Moyozashi patterns feature curved or straight lines and the stitches never meet or cross.
Students will be making something similar to the pictures, but not copying Carol’s work so your piece may look different.
Class limit – 20 participants- in person only
Price: $65 ($45 for PenWAG members)
Supply kits for class will be available for purchase at the workshop. $25
Extra supplies to bring to class:

a ruler (12″ long is fine, nothing too big)
blue painters tape
pins (optional)
notebook and pen/pencil for notes
1/4″ graph paper – some is included in the kit, but it’s good to have extra
fabric marking pen is optional. Carol will teach how to use different marking tools
scissors

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December 2024 Simulcast | Carol Ziogas: Stitching the Sky
2024-12-14 10:30 - 12:00 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
December 2024 Simulcast | Carol Ziogas: Stitching the Sky

Stitching the Sky – History of Sashiko in pre 20th century Japan
Carol Ziogas has been collecting vintage Japanese kimonos for more than 20 years ago. She enriched her knowledge with extensive research, learning the history, and developing a love of traditional Japanese stitching. Carol’s presentation will include a display of 19th and 20th century Japanese textiles including indigo, shibori, katazome, kimono, and sashiko pieces.
In Japan, sashiko stitching was first applied to clothing out of a practical need and would have been used to strengthen the homespun clothes of the time. Worn out clothes were pieced together to make new garments by using simple running stitches. After these garments wore out, they would been used to layer thin fabrics to create warmth, and, in the case of some garments such as the coats of firemen, to create a thick and absorbent material that would be soaked in water before carrying out duties as a fireman.
Carol lives in Alameda, CA and owns Kimonomomo, which specializes in new and vintage Japanese textiles and sashiko supplies, on Etsy.

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December 14, 2024: 10:30-noon PST
Saratoga Senior Center
19655 Allendale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070
(Park at Civic Center)
This is a hybrid seminar and Zoom simulcast, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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November 2024 Monday Muse
2024-11-18 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

November 9 Workshop | Lorri Scott: Rust Dyeing Scarf Workshop
2024-11-09 13:00 - 16:00 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
Lorri Scott: Stitched and Rust Dyed Scarves (IN-PERSON ONLY)

Saratoga Senior Center
19655 Allendale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070
(Park at Civic Center)

Rust Dyeing Scarf Workshop
Rust is another name for iron oxide, which occurs when iron or an alloy that contains iron, like steel, is exposed to oxygen and moisture for a period of time. In this mini workshop we will take small pre-rusted metal pieces and dye print onto ribbon, vintage Quaker lace pieces and fabric strips using electric steamers. The pieces we create will be used to embellish hand dyed or natural un-dyed scarves.
While our fabric pieces are being steamed I will talk about other rust dyeing techniques, how to rust metal and demo them for you.
When the rust dyed fabrics are ready we will wash and rinse them, then dry them with either a heat tool and by ironing.
There is a kit fee of $25. Each student will get a pre-dyed or natural silk scarf length fabric (your choice) to applique the rust dyed pieces onto using hand stitching.
There is a limit of 15 students for this workshop!
Supplies to bring:

Scissors
I will provide disposable aprons and gloves, if you want different then you should bring them
Straight pins to attach fabrics pieces onto the scarf length or temporary glue stick
Other embellishments you might want to add to scarf, buttons, ribbon, etc.
Embroidery threads and needles

Price $65 ($45 for PenWAG members) plus $25 kit fee to pay at workshop
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November 2024 Simulcast | Lorri Scott: My Designing Story
2024-11-09 10:30 - 12:00 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
November 2024 Simulcast | Lorri Scott: My Designing Story

November 9, 2024: 10:30-noon PST
Saratoga Senior Center
19655 Allendale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070
(Park at Civic Center)
Fiber artist and author Lorri Ann Scott magically transforms silk fabrics, ribbons
and garments into colorful and visually-striking works using shibori, resist, vat-dye
and dye-printing techniques. Lorri is a self-taught weaver, dyer and clothing
designer. In addition to her own book, Wayward Threads, her work has been
published in numerous juried shows and publications, including Altered Couture,
Quilting Arts, Spindle Shuttle & Dyepot and Belle Armoire Summer 2012,.
Lorri will bring some of her early handwoven/hand dyed garments and
accessories, talk about her dye work, and how she segued into creating upcycled
garments. She will also show some of the garments that she created for her book
“Wayward Threads: Techniques and Ideas for Upcycling Unloved or Discarded
Garment”.
Lorri’s latest work is focused on shibori, botanical, and rust dyeing. Her creations,
either made from dyed fabrics or discarded garments, are upcycled by
appliqueing dyed pieces onto them or overdyeing the garment itself. It’s been a
journey over many years, always exploring and
making new discoveries.
Lorri resides in the Santa Cruz Mountains outside Los Gatos, CA.
This is an hybrid seminar and Zoom simulcast, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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October 2024 Monday Muse
2024-10-21 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

October 2024 Webinar| Christine Barnes: Color Your Wearable Art (Zoom Only)
2024-10-12 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
October 2024 Webinar| Christine Barnes: Color Your Wearable Art (Zoom Only)
October 12, 10:30AM-noon, PDT
“Color theory” for wearable art? Sounds a bit academic, but there are classic color combination concepts that you can consciously apply to your fabric choices when planning a garment. The key is in the basics: how light or dark a color is (value), how warm or cool (visual temperature), and how bright or dull (intensity). And with the color wheel, an amazing tool for wearable artists and quilters alike, you will see new possibilities for creative color combinations. Of course, color usually involves pattern and texture, so we’ll include those de-sign elements in the conversation, too. Come see-and take the color challenge!
Christine’s quilting life began when she was eight or nine, making a doll quilt on her crank Singer sewing machine. She asked her grandmother what was inside a quilt, and she said “cotton.” Christine stuffed her little quilt with cotton balls—and wondered why it was lumpy! But she perse-vered and learned to sew clothing and more quilts. After college she worked at Sunset Publishing, wrote the book, Quilting, Patchwork & Appliqué, and other book chapters on color theory. Christine has spent many years teaching color theory to quilters and publishes a newsletter called Christine’s Color Connection

This is a Zoom Webinar simulcast, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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September 2024 Monday Muse
2024-09-16 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

September 2024 | Members Stash Exchange!
2024-09-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Saratoga Senior Center, 19655 Allendale Ave, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
Members Stash Exchange

September 14, 2024:

10:00 noon PST
Saratoga Senior Center
19655 Allendale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070
(Park at Civic Center)

This is an IN-PERSON only event; free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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August 2024 Monday Muse
2024-08-19 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

August 2024 -- Community Sewing Day (Zoom only)
2024-08-10 10:30 - 12:00 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
August Community Sewing – Zoom link will be open from 10:30 – 4
We have a choice of two projects
For each item that you donate, you will get one entry into a drawing for a prize.

Ryan’s Case for Smiles is a national organization that sews pillowcases to donate to children in hospitals undergoing cancer treatment. We have a local chapter in the San Francisco Bay area but there are chapters in other areas of the United States. You can check their website for a chapter in your area. https://caseforsmiles.org. They have a goal to collect 40,000 pillowcases in the month of September, one for every child in cancer treatment. Let’s contribute to that goal.

How to Sew a Pillowcase using the burrito method.
Directions click here!

What kind of fabric can I use to sew pillowcases?

Fabric needs to be 100% cotton, no flannel, no fabric with glitter.
Prewash fabric, do not use scented detergent or dryer sheets
Remember to use fun, colorful novelty prints!
Include a note with your name and address so Ryan’s Case for Smiles can thank you

A second choice is to make a SHIB or shirt bib from an upcycled shirt. These are used to create a dignified way for elderly and dementia patients to protect their clothing during meals. When an adult is wearing a Shib, it looks as though they have on a regular shirt.
How to Sew a Shib. Directions, Click here

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2rXUzjOr2c
What do I need to make a Shib?
A man’s shirt or ladies’ blouse with a button front closure, larger is better

A piece of tee shirt fabric or flannel to line the front
Bias tape to coordinate, or you can make your own bias from the shirt back, or you can make a rolled hem on the edges
Zipper foot
Buttons, snaps, or small strip of Velcro to fasten the back yoke

Completed pillowcases and Shibs will be collected by Mary Reynolds and Claire DeLucchi. Bring them to the September Stash Exchange or contact us for mailing instructions.
Guests may join too
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July 2024 Monday Muse
2024-07-15 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse

July 13 Members Afternoon Play Date -- Make Friends with Your Serger
2024-07-13 13:00 - 16:00 | Campbell Community Center (E-42 Board Room), 1 W Campbell Ave, Campbell, CA, 95008, United States
Are you still staring at that amazing serger sitting in its box? Does the propsect of rethreading it give you the heebie-jeebies? Do you wonder what sort of nifty tricks you might be able to do with it?
PenWAG Members Kevin Roche and Andy Trembley will take you on a guided tour of your sergers, with lots of personal attention to help you unlock its potential.
You *will* need to bring your serger with you to room E42 at the Campbell Community Center; we’ll supply some material for a simple group project you should be able to finish during the session!
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(image credit: Photo 149256817 | Serger © Poznyakov | Dreamstime.com)

July 2024 Simulcast | Member Show and Tell
2024-07-13 10:30 - 12:00 | Campbell Community Center Multipurpose Room M50 (with Simulcast), 1 W Campbell Avenue, Campbell, 95008, United States
July Simulcast: Member Show and Tell
July 13, 2024: 10:30-noon PST
Multipurpose Room M50
Campbell Community Center
This is an hybrid seminar and Zoom simulcast, free to all active PenWAG members.
Guests may join; a $10 contribution is requested to help defray our costs
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June 2024 Monday Muse
2024-06-17 19:00 - 20:30 | PenWAG Online Clubhouse
