Despite obstacles like the SEPTA Strike, and the Phillies game, a few of us were game to check out the preview/press party of Kayte Terry's new book "Applique Your Way" at JimmyStyle on East Passyunk on Wednesday. But the general public is invited to participate in a demonstration, and then a meet and greet tomorrow, Saturday 11/07/09 at Noon.Kayte Terry, who sees potential in everything – in scraps of fabric, old clothes, even kitchen aprons. And on Saturday the 7th, Kayte will be teaching a workshop (with a little help from her mom, Patty) and signing copies of her latest book, "Applique Your Way."
Kayte Terry is a a crafty dynamo and the brains and brawn behind Love Forever.
As a kid, she and her mom were always making costumes, baking cookies and constructing elaborate dioramas. Kayte continues to believe in the transformative power inherent in making things. In crafting, we are rejecting the consumerist, pre-fab culture we live in and hopefully making our worlds a little bit more beautiful and fulfilling.
The new Deputy Editor of Philadelphia Style Magazine, Kristin Munroe and Matthew Vlahos, Principal at Matthew Vlahos Public Relations
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Kayte & hubby Adam Louie
APPLIQUE WORKSHOP
Noon - 1pm
A hands-on demo with Kayte
$22 includes a kit with materials for three woodland animal-inspired felt ornaments
Space is limited. Reserve by calling 267-239-0598 or info@shopjimmystyle.com
MEET-THE-AUTHOR BOOK SIGNING
1pm - 3pm
Let Kayte personalize your copy of "Applique Your Way." (Available at JimmyStyle for $19.95.)


3 comments:
Do I need to know how to sew?
Not really. The beauty of applique is that it's easy -- you can use fabric glue, pins, even a hot glue gun to hold things together. Most of the sewing is decorative. If you want to try it, swing by JimmyStyle (1820 E. Passyunk Ave) tomorrow for the workshop. You'll get a crash course from the best! --JS
Thanks for the great post HughE! YOU rock.
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