In the Hoop Gifts
Sue O'Very
Class Preview
1:00
- In-depth Instruction; over 158 mins
- On-demand video access anytime
- Bonus downloadable PDF resources
- Access to class Q&A
Introduction
26:40
Meet instructor Sue O'Very and get started making projects entirely in the hoop by embroidering a simple key cover.
Luggage Tag
21:04
Tackle a slightly bigger project as Sue guides you step-by-step on how to machine embroider a luggage tag completely in the hoop.
Zipper Pouch: Part 1
13:44
In part one of a two-part project, get started machine embroidering a cute-but-durable zipper pouch.
Zipper Pouch: Part 2
37:17
Add finishing touches to your pouch such as a zipper, a pocket and a ribbon, and get examples of several design variations.
Fox Stuffy
30:30
Create the cutest stuffed fox ever in your hoop, and learn Sue's tips for cutting jump stitches and hand stitching.
Owl Pot Holder: Part 1
14:59
Begin embroidering the first half of your owl pot holder project, incorporating details such as heat-resistant batting and fun ribbon feet!
Owl Pot Holder: Part 2
13:42
Complete the second half of your owl pot holder by stitching the face and putting all the pieces together.
Discover stabilizing, trimming, and hooping tricks you won’t find anywhere else! Join professional pattern designer Sue O’Very to create five fantastic projects completely in the hoop. Get started with a fast and fun key cover, then work with vinyl to complete a customizable luggage tag. Indulge your inner designer as you mix and match fabrics to create a chic pouch, then insert a zipper and let your machine stitch it in place — no hand sewing necessary! Stitch up an adorable stuffed fox using appliqué techniques, and work with rehooping to create a charming, heat-resistant owl potholder. Expand the creative potential of your embroidery machine, and complete intricate projects with impressive results!
Sue O'Very
Sue O’Very-Pruitt is known for her fresh style and love for all things sewing. Whether on her YouTube channel (SookieSewsTV.com) or when teaching in-person, Sue has a knack for simplifying sewing and making the many details memorable and easy to understand. Drawing on her degree in fashion design, experience in leatherwork, and years of designing and making costumes, she enjoys teaching sewists of all experience levels how to sew, how to use sewing notions, and how-to machine embroider. With the love and support of her husband, Joey, and her daughter, Heidi, Sue continues to create new and clever ways to bring all things sewing to her audience. You can find Sue on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook @SookieSews and her website at www.SookieSews.com.
Bonus materials available after purchase