TOP 10 SEWING COURSES IN SEATTLE, USA

Do you have a hole in your favorite pair of jeans? Are you looking for a way to jazz up an old jacket? Try Sashiko mending, the original visible mending technique! 

Looking for a sewing project that is eco friendly, stylish, and practical? Join us for a tote bag sewing workshop! During this project-based workshop, we’ll talk a bit about design and planning before diving in to making our own tote bags.

This is a bi-weekly sewing class with the project changing based on community interest. This week’s project will be: Work Aprons!

Are you ready to get to know yours or our sewing machine? In this class you will be learning to thread the needle, wind a bobbin, use different needles and thread, and sample presser feet.

This reversible bag pattern is the perfect project for learning basic sewing skills while getting cozy with a sewing machine. We’ll cover and refine, cut, pin, sew, snip, press, and repeat so that you can walk away with a finished bag that suites your style.

Students master the proper execution of 20 basic, fine dressmaking techniques. Students must bring their personal sewing machines, a binder (to create a sewing notebook), and items from the class supply list at the top of this page.

Never sewn before? This class is a perfect start! Learn the basics of sewing while making a tote bag. Class fee includes the use of a machine and all supplies and fabric needed to complete the project Fine Print: Must be 12 years of age or older, or get store's permission.

Don’t want to sew alone -OR- Got something laying around the house that needs mending and you have no clue how to (in our Tim Gunn voice) “make it work”?

Simple 8-panel skirt with options for a flounce or gores. Straight front waistband and elasticized back for comfort. The skirt can fit on the waist or below the waist (low rise) depending on how you adjust the elastic. Cut alternate panels on the bias for a fun look!