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On completion of this class participants will confidently be able to:

– Understand how to use different accessories that accompany domestic sewing machines, such as zipper, buttonhole feet.

– Stitch different sizes and styles of buttonholes.

– 2 ways of attaching a zip (visible and covered)

– Apply a bias binding to embellish and finish a raw edge.

– Create your own stylish ‘Utility Roll’ (suitable for your sewing notions, make up, pencils/brushes etc)

Class Size: 4 students

TIME: 11am – 5:30pm

Please Bring: 1.5 – 2m of medium weight cotton to make your skirt or shorts. All other materials provided.

Short / Knee length Skirt or shorts: 1.5m

Long Skirt: 2m

PRICE: £140 (Block Booking Beginners Sewing 1 & 2) or £75 (Beginners Sewing 2)

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our Beginners Sewing Course is an introduction into machine sewing and has been developed to address the needs of those who have little or no experience of using a sewing machine. Through these classes participants will learn not only basic sewing machine skills, but will develop the confidence to progress onto making things for themselves using a sewing machine.

Beginners Sewing 1 – introduction to using a sewing machine: Wednesday 29th November, 6:30 – 9:30pm

On completion of this class participants will confidently be able to:

– thread a sewing machine and wind a bobbin.

– feed fabric through, sew in a straight line and turn corners.

– explore the range of features and stitches on the machine.

– trouble shoot about common errors and being aware of them!

– sew different types of seams.

– Understand how to hem the edge of the cloth.

– apply a pocket and patches.

Includes: our  ‘Learn to Sew’ textile handout (T-Towel) , other materials, use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines.

Beginners Sewing 2 – zips, buttonholes & bindings (and make a utility roll): Wednesday 6th December, 6:30 – 9:30pm

– Understand how to use different accessories that accompany domestic sewing machines, such as zipper, buttonhole feet.

– Stitch different sizes and styles of buttonholes.

– 2 ways of attaching a zip (visible and covered)

– Apply a bias binding to embellish and finish a raw edge.

– Create your own stylish ‘Utility Roll’ (suitable for your sewing notions, make up, pencils/brushes etc)

Includes: Pre prepared Utility Roll component materials , thread, use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines.

Beginners Sewing 3 – pockets & more pockets!: Wednesday 13th December, 6:30 – 9:30pm

– Be introduced to a range of pocket styles and functions

– Patch Pocket: unlined, self-lined, “kangaroo” style, reinforcing methods

– Hip Pocket: angled or straight, how to insert a pocket bag

– Welt or Jet style Pocket: tailored finish, usually found on waistcoats and trousers

– Create your own tote style bag with multiple pockets

Includes: pre prepared tote bag component materials , thread, use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines.

Class Size: Max 8 students

PRICE: £120

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Here at Fabrications we are regularly asked if we undertake repairs and alterations to various items of clothing. The most common repairs requested include such things as: hemming skirts or trousers, repairing holes in pockets, repairing small tears or rips in garments, sewing on missing buttons, and repairing or patching denim jeans which have worn away on the inside thigh area.

Although we do not undertake garment repairs we usually offer those enquiring two options for repairs. The first option we recommend is that the person try using a dry cleaners to undertake the job. However, we always point out that this can often work out as an expensive option. Along with that option we always try to encourage the person to try to carrying out the repair themselves, offering advice on ways that they might achieve this.

Sadly, in recent years, and maybe as a result our growing “throw away” culture, there has been a marked decline in the practice of learning even the most basic of clothing repair skills. As such, many of us now lack a real understanding of the various stitching techniques and tricks, used in basic fabric repairs. 

In light of this situation, Barley has put together a comprehensive hand repair workshop focusing on both common fabric and woollen garments. The workshop is not only very informative, but also very enjoyable encouraging a really mindful approach to clothing repairs.

On completion of the class participants will confidently be able to:

– Know how to use 5 key hand sewing stitches: Back Stitch, Buttonhole Stitch,  Running Stitch, Slip Stitch & Whipping Stitch

– ‘Hem’ by hand (changing the length of a garment or repair a frayed edge)

– Fix rips, holes and other wear & tear areas

– Repair seams (joins in your garment)

– Sew on buttons, poppers & hooks/bars

– Explore traditional & creative choices for your repair work

– Work on your mending pile with joy!

We have another class that focuses on Woollen Repairs taking place in the afternoon. We offer a discount when booking both classes!

TIME: 11am – 1:30pm

Class Size: Max 6 students

Class Includes: A starter sewing kit is provided. You will make a small needle case whilst practicing the stitches (you are also welcome to bring along items of clothing to get advice on / work on directly)

PRICE: £45 or £80 (when booking both fabric & woollen repairs classes)

TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps) It is limited to 4 participants to ensure social distancing.

Here at Fabrications we are regularly asked if we undertake repairs and alterations to various items of clothing. With Hackneys moth epidemic on the increase, it should come as no surprise that the most popular requests are for repairs to woollen jumpers.

Although we do not undertake garment repairs we usually offer those enquiring two options for repairs. The first option we recommend is that the person try using a dry cleaners to undertake the job. However, we always point out that this can often work out as an expensive option. Along with that option we always try to encourage the person to try to carrying out the repair themselves, offering advice on ways that they might achieve this.

Sadly, in recent years, and maybe as a result our growing “throw away” culture, there has been a marked decline in the practice of learning even the most basic of clothing repair skills. As such, many of us now lack a real understanding of the various stitching techniques and tricks, used in basic fabric repairs. This is also the case with traditional weaving and darning techniques used to mend and prolong the life of our cherished woollen garments.

In light of this situation, Barley has put together a comprehensive hand repair workshop focusing on common woollen garment repairs. The workshop is not only very informative, but also very enjoyable encouraging a really mindful approach to clothing repairs.

On completion of the class participants will confidently be able to:

– Use 2 types of ‘Darning’ techniques: Traditional Weave & Swiss Darning

– Apply techniques to different weights of woolens from fine cashmere jumpers to chunky hand knits

– Explore ‘Visible Mending’

– Consider different colour combinations and creative features

– Never throw away a sock again! 

Class Size: Max 6 students

TIME: 2:30 – 5pm

Class Includes: A starter darning kit and swatches to practise on (you are also welcome to bring along items of clothing to work on directly. Please ensure any moth eaten items have been put in the freezer for at least 1 week to kill any moth eggs that may still be dormant in the item before introducing to our studio!)

PRICE: £45 or £80 (when booking the 2 sessions – fabric & woollen repairs) 

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

In the afternoon, put your new found skills into practise to create a practical item – project choices are an ‘envelope style’ cushion or lined tote style bag

On completion of this class participants will confidently be able to:

– thread a sewing machine and wind a bobbin.

– feed fabric through, sew in a straight line and turn corners.

– explore the range of features and stitches on the machine.

– trouble shoot about common errors and being aware of them!

– sew different types of seams.

– Understand how to hem the edge of the cloth.

– apply a pocket and patches.

We also offer a follow on class ‘Beginners Sewing 2’ – zips, buttonholes & bindings & make your own sewing roll, followed by an afternoon class ‘make your own simple & stylish skirt or shorts’ A discount is offered when you block book 1 & 2 together! Next date: Sunday 14th January, 11am – 5:30pm.

Class Size: 6 students

TIME: 11am – 5:30pm

Class Includes: Our own  ‘Learn to Sew’ textile handout (T-Towel) , other materials, use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines. If you are block booking Beginners 1 & 2, please bring 1:5 – 2m of fabric for the skirt or shorts afternoon activity (nothing too thin, shiny or stretchy!)

PRICE: £140 (Beginners Sewing 1 & 2) or £75 (Beginners Sewing 1)

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

This class focuses on practical and creative ways to repair and alter your clothes using a sewing machine. It has been developed for those fairly new to using a sewing machine and is a good foundation class before working directly on your own clothing, which takes place in afternoon class ‘Refresh your Wardrobe’.

Basic sewing skills advised. If you have never used a sewing machine before, we recommend attending our ‘Beginners Sewing 1’ – introduction to using a sewing machine class first.

The class will consist of a series of hands on excersises and demonstrations by Barley, giving you the basic practical understanding in how to tackle simple sewing alterations, repairs and ‘upcycling’. There will also be a collection of transformed garments to inspire and inform.

The session is taught by ‘Fabrications’ Barley Massey who will share a variety of techniques, tips and tricks she picked up during her 15 years of working freelance in wardrobe for Film and TV and through her own textile upcycling practise of over 25 years.

On completion of the class participants will confidently be able to:

– Prepare a garment for modifying from trying on, measuring, pinning and best approach for sewing

– Understand how to take seams in or out

– Know how to lift or extend a hem.

– Apply darts, pleats, gathering and elasticating to reduce volume and shape to your body

– How to create ‘extra volume’ if a garment is too tight or not fitting correctly

– Look at old clothes in a whole new way!

All materials provided, and use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines, scissors etc.

Class Size: 6 students

TIME: 11am – 5:30pm

Please Bring: Items of clothing to work on in the afternoon session. Students usually complete 1 – 3 items. All other materials provided, and use of ‘Brother’ sewing machines, scissors etc.

PRICE: £75

TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

On completion of this class participants will confidently be able to:

– Understand how to use different accessories that accompany domestic sewing machines, such as zipper, buttonhole feet.

– Stitch different sizes and styles of buttonholes.

– 2 ways of attaching a zip (visible and covered)

– Apply a bias binding to embellish and finish a raw edge.

– Create your own stylish ‘Utility Roll’ (suitable for your sewing notions, make up, pencils/brushes etc)

Class Size: 4 students

TIME: 11am – 5:30pm

Please Bring: 1.5 – 2m of medium weight cotton to make your skirt or shorts. All other materials provided.

Short / Knee length Skirt or shorts: 1.5m

Long Skirt: 2m

PRICE: £140 (Block Booking Beginners Sewing 1 & 2) or £75 (Beginners Sewing 2)

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Shibori is the Japanese art of stitched and bound resist. It is a slow craft, often requiring many hours of binding, stitching and pulling up of threads, followed by multiple dyeing processes. This and the variations in tension and pressure applied in construction mean that every piece produced is unique. Learn the traditional methods of this beautiful series of techniques and how to dye your creations in indigo to achieve a range of beautiful blues.

Circles are a common motif in Shibori patterns and work very well in combination to make repeating patterns.

Workshop Format: During the morning you will learn the techniques and knots required for shibori stitching and then stitch up a number of different shibori circle patterns and dye sample pieces in indigo dye. In the afternoon you will apply your learning from the morning, and design and dye your own scarf or cushion cover

Fabrications welcomes Rob Jones to teach this class! Rob is a textile designer specialising in the ancient Japanese art of Shibori, using stitch, bound and clamped resist techniques to create intricate patterns and textures on scarves, table linens and lampshades. He selects both new and vintage textiles, sourcing beautiful old kimono silk from Japan and vintage and modern cloth from the UK for his creations, made at his studio in North London. Rob has studied at West Dean College and under Bryan Whitehead in Fujino, Japan.

On completion of the class participants will confidently be able to:

– How to make the Shibori starting and ending knots to create tight, crisp patterns

– Sew different types of Shibori circles:

* Simple nui, ori nui and maki nui circles

* Makiage bounded spiderweb patterns

* Boshi (capped) circles (with and without visible stitches)

* The traditional Karamatsu (larch) pattern

* Grid shaped circles and other variations will be presented if time permits

– How to dye your pieces with indigo dye

– Information on setting up an indigo dye bath and how to get different shades of this lovely blue (indigo is a natural dye)

– Unpick your finished work to reveal your designs

The class is suitable for Beginners, as well as those wishing to explore more techniques in Shibori.

Class Size: 6 students

All materials are provided as part of the workshop.

Please Bring: Your own rubber gloves (washing up style)

We will provide shirts to wear but please avoid wearing your favourite clothes and shoes!

PRICE: £100

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Sashiko, meaning ‘little stab’ is the Japanese art of stitching beautiful patterns using running stitch. Often used to add strength, texture and warmth to old garments, Sashiko has become synonymous with complex repeating patterns and precise stitching. Although most people will be familiar with the traditional white stitches on indigo fabric, sashiko thread actually comes in many shades, allowing for a wonderful variety of colourful designs.

Your tutor is Rob Jones, a textiles designer who takes his inspiration from Japanese textiles disciplines including sashiko, boro, shibori and katagami stenciling. Rob works with indigo and a selection of natural plant dyes and works out of a studio under an old railway arch in Hackney. He regularly teaches Shibori and indigo dyeing at Fabrications.

In this class you will learn:

– How to mark up your patterns on fabric using a variety of pens and templates

– How to stitch neatly and precisely, Sashiko is all about even stitching!

– The rights and wrongs turning corners, crossing lines and intersections

– Starting and finishing a row of stitch allowing room for stretching and washing

– How to make a hatamusubi (loom knot) to maximize the use of your thread

Rob will bring examples of his work as well as a number of reference books for inspiration to continue your practice at home.

TIME: 6:30pm – 9pm

Class Size: 6 students

Materials: You will be provided with a tote bag as a project using sashiko threads in a colour and pattern of your choosing as part of the class. Students can also bring a piece of your own fabric to work on if you prefer.

PRICE: £55

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Learn the basics of embroidery and turn it into an essential tool: a needle pouch (10×15 cm) Perfect if you wanted to give embroidery a try whilst also getting the satisfaction of making one of the most fundamental toolkits for stitchers across time.

Step by Step: Your needle pouch with your own personal touch

You’ll be choosing a selection of recycled fabrics that will become the background for your embroidery and the main cover of your needle pouch. You’re welcome and encouraged to bring a small selection of your own scraps if you have a dream fabric put aside for the occasion or a stash you’ve been meaning to do something with for a while.

Note: If you’re not sure you want a needle pouch we can easily adapt the design into a envelope card case or small notebook cover of a similar size.

A sampler and a little more: practical is beautiful

We’ll then go through the most important stitches that are both practical and decorative, with tips and tricks to make them consistent, interesting and fun.

As we piece together the cover onto a layer of felt you’ll practice embroidering around borders and seams . Before your final piece is complete you’ll choose to add small extra details based on your needs ( for instance: a small pocket or fastening ribbon).

What you’ll learn:

In this workshop you’ll learn a series of basic stitches and creative variations belonging to the family of the back stitch, blanket stitch, feather stitch and a few more surface decorative stitches that can be personalised to your taste. You’ll also learn how to make a needle pouch or small embroidered cover using hand stitching only.

Example list of stitches:

Back stitch ( whipped back stitch, Threaded Chain Stitch, Pekinese backstitch)

Running stitch (stepped running stitch)

2 types of Blanket stitch

Whip stitch

Feather Stitch

And choose from a selection of other stitches that include:

Lazy daisy

Blanket Wheel

Chain stitch

French Knot

Couching

Woven rose

Satin stitch

Your Tutor: The class is taught by Milou Stella who set up  Moody Bright Designs – a project that focuses on hand embroidered customisation of second-hand items. As a trained painter (Slade school of art), she plays with contrast, colour and texture. She began  “Moody Bright Designs” as a response to concerns about fast fashion and the environment, with an urgent need to slow down and appreciate the process of making something unique and of quality, whilst avoiding waste as much as possible.

Class Size: Max 8 students

Time: 11am – 5pm (with a lunch break)

Price: £85

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Class Includes: Everything you need for the class including felt, fabric offcuts, embroidery threads, sashiko & embroidery needles, stitch diagrams.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

There is no food or drink allowed in the studio, You are welcome to bring a sealed water bottle but please ensure all ‘take outs’ are consumed before arriving. For full day classes there is a scheduled lunch break.

Please let us know know if you are unable to attend or are running late by calling Fabrications on 020 7275 8043

Boro (more accurately ‘Boro boro’), meaning ‘rags or tatters’ is the art of repairing fabric using scraps and stitching. A source of shame in Japan for many years, the fabrics are now highly prized and can fetch significant sums. Boro work follows the British wartime tradition of ‘make do and mend’ but was used out of necessity in Japan to prolong the life of clothes and bedding due to extreme poverty and the scarcity of textiles.

Your tutor is Rob Jones, a textiles designer who takes his inspiration from Japanese textiles disciplines including sashiko, boro, shibori and katagami stenciling. Rob works with indigo and a selection of natural plant dyes and works out of a studio under an old railway arch in Hackney. Rob regularly teaches Shibori and Indigo dyeing at Fabrications.

In this class you will learn:

– The history and origins of Boro

– How to repair a garment using scraps, both modern and vintage

– How to use sashiko stitching to enhance your work

– Practice using visible repair to enhance and strengthen textiles

 It is recommended that students bring an item of clothing you wish to repair although fabric and threads are provided should you wish to just practice or start on a piece of your very own boro.

Rob will bring examples of their work as well as a number of reference books should anyone wish to continue their practice at home.

Class Size: 6 students

TIME: 6:30 – 9pm

Please Bring:  An item of clothing you wish to repair (we recommend something ‘stable’ such as denim wear, linen or cotton items) There will also be fabric and threads provided should you wish to just practice or start on a piece of your very own boro.

Includes all other materials

Packs of indigo dyed shibori and vintage textiles will also be available to purchase on the day in addition to the class should you wish to continue your practice at home.

PRICE: £55

HOW TO BOOK: Contact us directly on 020 7275 8043 or BOOK ONLINE

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)

Our fortnightly Community Craft Club is an evening that provides a space to bring along your current crafting or mending project, sewcialise with other crafters and get support and tips with your makes. It is also an opportunity to access our studio equipment and resources – sewing / over locker machines, tools and our cutting table.

Craft Club operates on a drop in basis, but if you would like to use a sewing machine * we do ask you to book in advance as machine spaces are limited. There is also a selection of threads, pins, some haberdashery, fabric offcuts (suitable for repair or practicing) available that you can use.

* Basic sewing machine skills required. If you’ve never used a sewing machine before we recommend attending our “Beginners Sewing 1” class first. 

Please Note:  this session is very popular, and we try to spread our time and love amongst the whole group, so are unable to teach you new skills or support complex or large projects.

The kinds of projects that would be suitable to bring along to Craft Club:

• Clothes mending / alterations – hand or machine sewing
• Ongoing dressmaking projects
• Small patchwork items
• Hoop embroidery or cross stitch work
• Ongoing crochet & knitting projects

Price: £5

Includes tea & biscuits. Feel free to bring along additional snacks if you wish.

Please Note: The workshop will take place in the Fabrications studio (which is downstairs from the shop via 12 steps)