In this four-hour workshop, you can use our high-waisted knickers pattern (at no additional cost) or bring your own pattern to make knickers. If you are looking for a different style of panties, here are several we've found and recommend.
In this four-hour workshop, you can use our high-waisted knickers pattern (at no additional cost) or bring your own pattern to make knickers. If you are looking for a different style of panties, here are several we've found and recommend. They follow the same general process we do, and the variations we have suggested are preferred for beginners:
During construction, you'll learn about machine knit stitches, finishing of seams with the overlocker or overcasting stitch, how to apply lingerie (picot edge) elastic.
This is a great choice if you have taken our Complete Guide to Sewing Knits where we cover how to sew with knit fabrics. Workshop skill levels explained – click here.
What you will learn
Choosing the right size when working with knit, pattern markings and pattern placement
How to apply underwear/picot elastic
To use sewing machine stretch stitches, needles and equipment selection for knit fabrics
What you will get
A pair of underpants made by you
Instructions to make your underpants
What to bring
Gutermann polyester sewing machine thread
.5 metre of knit or woven fabric for the centre front and centre backs
.5 metre of stretchy knit fabricfor the sides
2 metres of lingerie or picot edge elastic
Appropriate for
Intermediate Sewing Star: This sewing thing is really growing on you! You can follow a suggested layout and have now worked with a variety of woven fabrics, maybe even your first knits.
You've stepped up to using patterns for simple garments like basic skirts, pants and tops. You've sewn a dart, inserted a basic zip and have finished edges with an overlocker
Since 2007, Thread Den has taught Melbourne’s modern guys and girls how to sew, craft and create; face-to-face and online.
We’re located on Melbourne’s vibrant Brunswick Street, in Fitzroy. At Thread Den you can start at the very beginning, take your skills to the next level, and find your own unique style.
Learning at Thread Den is like having a friend (a super nice clever one) teach you and a few friends to sew, craft and create. When you come in; take advantage of having all the equipment on hand, lovely big cutting tables, smooth running Janomes with plenty of feet accessories, inspiring resources, and friendly people to chat to.
Your teachers have years of experience, their own labels and businesses, and the desire to share their skills and craftsmanship with you.
Our studio has a full range of workshops so that blossoming sewists, knitters, crocheters, vintage lovers and everyone in between can continue to build their skills and make more and more.
Most of the students who come to Thread Den work full-time, so our workshops are run in the evenings and weekends. We are not an accredited education facility, it’s just as much about a social and enjoyable experience, as it is about learning how to sew, craft and create for yourself.
Learn to sew, craft and create with Thread Den.
Located on Melbourne's vibrant Brunswick Street, in Fitzroy. At Thread Den you can start at the very beginning, take your skills to the next level, and find your own unique style.
At Thread Den it's just like a friend (a super nice clever one) teaching you and a few friends to sew, craft and create. When you come in; take advantage of having all the equipment on hand, lovely big cutting tables, smooth running Janomes with plenty of feet accessories, inspiring resources, and friendly people to chat to.
Your teachers have years of experience, their own labels and businesses, and the desire to share their skills and craftsmanship with you.
Cancellations & Refunds
If the organiser cancels the class:
If you can't attend the class:
A refund can be requested 1 day before class starts. An admin fee of AU$35.00 applies.
A transfer can be requested 4 days before the class starts. An admin fee of AU$10.00 applies.
A credit note can be requested 4 days before the class starts. Free of charge.
No changes will be allowed after these times.
We recommend the refund upgrade option upon checkout in case you’re not able to attend the class. Learn more about refund upgrade option.
Terms & Conditions
Taking part in a workshop at Thread Den is fun and we love teaching people our craft, but here we have to get serious for a moment:
It is your responsibility to clear your diary for the booking you've made - especially if there are multiple sessions in your course. If you want to finish your project(s), you need to attend all workshops. You'll also need to arrive on time. We can't start again because it just isn't fair to your fellow participants.
Allow us this indulgence for a second, our workshops and courses - are usually sold out weeks in advance. It isn't a quick switch to pop you into another workshop. If we have an appropriate session where you can attend to keep going, we will try to offer you a discounted space. If that isn't possible, you will need to book a private lesson to stay on track (the minimum cost is NM -$144 or M -$119.52).
We also won't follow you up to check that you are coming along to class and/or that you have the right supplies for your class. Almost every workshop will require you to bring along your supplies, for some workshops we sell a supplies kit at an additional cost - but not for all. If you are unsure about what you need, just shoot us an email - ****** . We also want you to learn and love what you make as much as possible, please carefully consider the fabrics we recommend that you use. If you choose a fabric that is suited to a more advanced level you aren't going to enjoy your experience.
We've tried to answer any questions you could have in the workshop description, but again, don't hesitate to email us for any further details or with any queries. We loooove to see that fabric you are thinking of using and sending you off to some of our favourite fabric and habby suppliers.
A great project for beginners or those new to sewing. This pattern became an immediate bestseller when released in 1952. Re-released recently, the “walk-away” dress became an instant online sensation, and featured on the Great British Sewing Bee.
Beginning with a Basic Sewing Class, which is structured to give you the necessary knowledge you require to get you started on any of the sewing projects you have in mind, while mastering your skills on a sewing machine and overlocker.
You will learn a range of sewing techniques while making three fun and fashionable projects in a friendly small group. In term 1, we will learn how to make a gorgeous backpack, a super-fun, super-sized pencil bolster, and a very useful wall organiser - all the things you need to get ready.
Yes, we can teach you to make face masks in one lesson! We are currently teaching the Deaconess three layer face mask (pictured above) which is breathable, easy to make and in accordance with World Health Organisation recommendations.
Our sewing program runs after school during each school term. Programs are structured to enable students to learn a new skill every week during the different stages of their projects.
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