This is an open ended workshop where you can get a helping hand on a project you’re working on. Whether you are looking to get help on a specific technique or skill, clarification of instructions, or looking to sew with other sewists, this is for you!

I am eager to share my sewing knowledge and learn alongside whatever project you're working on.

Who this Class is for—

Anyone who would like a helping hand with a project they are working on. 

Some things I can help with —

• How to read and assemble PDF patterns

• Taking measurements

• Picking a size

• Pattern adjustments and fitting; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes etc.

• Clarifying sewing terms, pattern steps and jargon

• Specific sewing steps

• Working with “tricky” fabric

• Knit fabric and patterns

• When to use different finishing techniques

This is an introductory class on how to sew your own clothing, no prior sewing experience necessary. We will be making the Craft Studio tee from Matchy Matchy Sewing Club which is a free pattern when you sign up for their newsletter. It is a cropped boxy top with ¾ length sleeves. This pattern can easily be lengthened to suit your preference. 

This PDF pattern which will need to be acquired through the original designer. Search the following to locate the pattern for our class: Matchy Matchy Sewing Club Craft Studio Tee

PDF patterns need to be printed prior to the first class. Please reference the PDF printing guide for help.

Who this Class is for—

Beginners! This is a perfect first garment project to take on. 

Skills we’ll Cover—

• How to read and assemble a PDF pattern

• Taking measurements

• Picking a size

• Minor pattern adjustments; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes

• Fabric grain

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Staystitching

• Topstitching

• Clipping curves

• Seam finishing

• Hemming— straight and curved fabric

This is an introductory garment sewing class designed to build on your basic construction skills. In this workshop, you’ll create the Orchard Dress by Helen’s Closet—a free PDF pattern available when you sign up for their newsletter. This PDF pattern will need to be downloaded through the original designer. Search the following to locate the pattern for our class: Helen’s Closet Orchard Dress.

Digital patterns will have to be printed in advance. You can print and tape them together or you can have the A0/copy shop files printed locally.

Who this class is for:

• Beginner and Above!

What you will learn:How to read and assemble a pdf pattern

• Taking Measurements

• Picking a size

• Fabric grain

• Make your own bias binding

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Staystitching 

• Sewing and clipping curves 

• Inseam pockets

Join us for a fun and creative workshop where you’ll make your very own boxy zip pouch! This versatile project is perfect for storing toiletries, sewing notions, or everyday essentials. We will work step-by-step through the process; including zipper installation, creating structured corners, and finishing techniques for a polished look. You’ll leave with a completed pouch and the confidence to make more at home!

Who this Class is for—

Beginner and Above!

Please note- you must be comfortable using a sewing machine and sewing straight seams.

Skills we’ll Cover—

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Boxed corners 

• Lining

• Zipper installation

This two-day skill-building class is designed to give you greater confidence and clarity when working with commercial or indie sewing patterns.

Day One focuses on understanding essential sewing vocabulary, common construction steps, and key techniques used in garment patterns. You’ll work with miniature pattern pieces to explore simple pattern alterations in a clear, approachable way — helping you better understand how patterns come together and how small adjustments can improve fit and finish.

Day Two is dedicated to exploring a variety of seam finishes specifically for woven fabrics. This hands-on session will allow you to sample and compare different finishing techniques, creating reference examples you can keep for future projects.

Who this Class is for—

All skill levels welcome!

Please note: Participants must be comfortable threading their sewing machine and operating its basic functions. This class is designed as an exploration experience, and you will leave with practical samples and a stronger foundation to support your future sewing projects.

Skills and Terminology we’ll Cover—

• How to read patterns and all the jargon that comes with it!

• How to assemble a pdf pattern

• Taking Measurements

• Size charts and how to pick a size

• Minor pattern adjustments; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes

• Patterns Markings

• Fabric grain

• How and when to use different stitch lengths

• Pressing vs. Ironing

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Staystitching

• Clipping curves

This two-day skill-building class is designed to give you greater confidence and clarity when working with commercial or indie sewing patterns.

Day One focuses on understanding essential sewing vocabulary, common construction steps, and key techniques used in garment patterns. You’ll work with miniature pattern pieces to explore simple pattern alterations in a clear, approachable way — helping you better understand how patterns come together and how small adjustments can improve fit and finish.

Day Two is dedicated to exploring a variety of seam finishes specifically for woven fabrics. This hands-on session will allow you to sample and compare different finishing techniques, creating reference examples you can keep for future projects.

Who this Class is for—

All skill levels welcome!

Please note: Participants must be comfortable threading their sewing machine and operating its basic functions. This class is designed as an exploration experience, and you will leave with practical samples and a stronger foundation to support your future sewing projects.

Skills and Terminology we’ll Cover—

• How to read patterns and all the jargon that comes with it!

• How to assemble a pdf pattern

• Taking Measurements

• Size charts and how to pick a size

• Minor pattern adjustments; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes

• Patterns Markings

• Fabric grain

• How and when to use different stitch lengths

• Pressing vs. Ironing

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Staystitching

• Clipping curves

We will be going over different applique techniques and how to apply them. I encourage you to upcycle pieces in your wardrobe that need a refresh or bring in a “me-made” garment that you want to add extra special flair to. I will be providing applique templates but ultimately this is a class to let your creativity run wild!

Who this Class is for—

All skill levels welcome!

Skills we’ll Cover—

• Needle turn applique (hand sewing)

• Reverse applique

• Interfacing  fabrics

• Different types of machine applique 

• Satin stitch

• Leaving your edges raw

• Zig zag or decorative stitches

This is an introductory class on how to sew your own clothing, no prior sewing experience necessary. We will be making the Craft Studio tee from Matchy Matchy Sewing Club which is a free pattern when you sign up for their newsletter. It is a cropped boxy top with ¾ length sleeves. This pattern can easily be lengthened to suit your preference. 

This PDF pattern which will need to be acquired through the original designer. Search the following to locate the pattern for our class: Matchy Matchy Sewing Club Craft Studio Tee

PDF patterns need to be printed prior to the first class. Please reference the PDF printing guide for help.

Who this Class is for—

Beginners! This is a perfect first garment project to take on. 

Skills we’ll Cover—

• How to read and assemble a PDF pattern

• Taking measurements

• Picking a size

• Minor pattern adjustments; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes

• Fabric grain

• Interfacing and why it’s helpful

• Staystitching

• Topstitching

• Clipping curves

• Seam finishing

• Hemming— straight and curved fabric

This is an open ended workshop where you can get a helping hand on a project you’re working on. Whether you are looking to get help on a specific technique or skill, clarification of instructions, or looking to sew with other sewists, this is for you!

I am eager to share my sewing knowledge and learn alongside whatever project you're working on.

Who this Class is for—

Anyone who would like a helping hand with a project they are working on. 

Some things I can help with —

• How to read and assemble PDF patterns

• Taking measurements

• Picking a size

• Pattern adjustments and fitting; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes etc.

• Clarifying sewing terms, pattern steps and jargon

• Specific sewing steps

• Working with “tricky” fabric

• Knit fabric and patterns

• When to use different finishing techniques

This is an open ended workshop where you can get a helping hand on a project you’re working on. Whether you are looking to get help on a specific technique or skill, clarification of instructions, or looking to sew with other sewists, this is for you!

I am eager to share my sewing knowledge and learn alongside whatever project you're working on.

Who this Class is for—

Anyone who would like a helping hand with a project they are working on. 

Some things I can help with —

• How to read and assemble PDF patterns

• Taking measurements

• Picking a size

• Pattern adjustments and fitting; lengthen/ shorten, grade between sizes etc.

• Clarifying sewing terms, pattern steps and jargon

• Specific sewing steps

• Working with “tricky” fabric

• Knit fabric and patterns

• When to use different finishing techniques

We will be going over different applique techniques and how to apply them. I encourage you to upcycle pieces in your wardrobe that need a refresh or bring in a “me-made” garment that you want to add extra special flair to. I will be providing applique templates but ultimately this is a class to let your creativity run wild!

Who this Class is for—

All skill levels welcome!

Skills we’ll Cover—

• Needle turn applique (hand sewing)

• Reverse applique

• Interfacing  fabrics

• Different types of machine applique 

• Satin stitch

• Leaving your edges raw

• Zig zag or decorative stitches