Learners will need these basic supplies:

*a sewing machine in working condition
*an iron and an ironing board or heat safe surface to iron on (a yard of fabric folded smoothly into multiple layers can serve as a makeshift ironing surface)
*sharp sewing scissors
*thread - a regular spool of all-purpose thread and a bobbin (extra empty bobbins are important to have on hand)
*sewing machine needles (1 universal needle in the machine and at least 1 extra. For some projects a heavier needle, such as a jeans needle, will be needed)
*sewing chalk or other marking tool (Frixion pens by Pilot are my favorite. Their ink disappears when heat from the iron touches it)
*a seam ripper
*pins 
*a tape measure and seam gauge or ruler
*fabric and a few other small notions will likely be needed and will be on the weekly files listed on the classroom page. (For most of our projects, cotton quilting fabric will be needed. Fat quarters are sold in approximately 18" by 21" pieces in many colors and prints and are often on sale for $1.00 each)

There will be sharp objects used for these lessons. Supervision is left to the parent's discretion.