No two bodies are the same, so learn to sew your own clothes that not only fit you comfortably and reflect your personal style, but will last much longer than cheap store brought garments. I will support you step by step through your sewing project from measuring and choosing your size, to finishing options. I can help you understand your fabrics suitable for your project, including textiles and garments to up-cycle.
- Suitable for beginners and improvers.
- Sewing machines available to use, no need to bring your own.
- Parking available.
- Fully accessible venue.
- Bring your own mug for drinks.
Term 3: Iris Knickers, or bring along your own project
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Tues, 22nd, 29th Apr & 6th, 13th, May (4 weeks)
Term 4: Ramona Skirt or McCoy Trousers, or bring along your own project
- Tues, 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th Jun & 1st, 8th, 15th Jul (7 weeks)
Classes are held at The Rugby Eco Hub, 43 Clifton Road, Rugby, CV21 3QE. The car park is accessed via Bath Street and the venue is fully accessible, with user operated electric swing doors, step free access and accessible toilet facilities. If you have a carer or assistant whose support you will need to complete this course, they are welcome to attend with you free of charge.
You will receive an email confirming your place, which will include all of the relevant details that you will need for this course. Your choice of sewing pattern will be provided at the first session, if this is the option you have chosen.
Sewing machines will be provided for you to use, but you are welcome to bring your own if you wish. By bringing your own sewing machine, you confirm that it is in full working order with no defects.
A minimum number of 6 attendees is required for this event to take place.
