Sew the Ogden Cami with Paige Plihal | June 28, 2025
$200.00
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Saturday, June 28
10am - 2pm
Level: Advanced Beginner
Learn to sew your own True Bias Ogden Cami in this hands-on workshop led by local pattern maker, fiber artist, and educator Paige Plihal. The Ogden is a chic and versatile wardrobe staple with clean lines, delicate straps, and a partial facing for a professional finish. It's the perfect project for building your confidence and refining your garment sewing skills.
What you’ll learn:
- How to cut and work with lightweight fabrics
- Techniques for sewing curved seams and achieving smooth finishes
- How to sew and attach spaghetti straps
- How to apply a facing for a clean, polished neckline
- Tips for fit adjustments and finishing techniques
What’s included:
- 4 hours of instructional time in a small group setting
- Printed Ogden Cami pattern
- $30 credit towards a fabric of your choice from Fringe Fabrics
- Use of a classroom sewing machine (you’re also welcome to bring your own)
Who this class is for:
This class is designed for the advanced beginner. You should already be comfortable using a sewing machine and have completed a few simple projects such as a tote bag, elastic-waist pants, or simple top. You should understand how to thread a machine, sew using a seam allowance, and be familiar with basic construction steps like hemming and pressing.
Class is limited to 6 students.
About the Instructor
Paige Plihal is a pattern maker, fiber artist, and educator with a passion for intentional making and creative exploration. With over 30 years of sewing experience and more than a decade in educational content strategy, she helps others build skills and confidence in fiber arts. Through her website, stitchedslowly.com, Paige offers digital sewing patterns, hands-on workshops, and creative resources designed to inspire and inform. A lifelong DIYer, she blends sewing, knitting, and dyeing to create wearable art and foster community around slow fashion and mindful making. You can find her online as @stitchedslowly