Do you have an unfinished project? Or two or three?.... bring them along to the studio to finish during our fun, social WIP class! Make new crafty friends and get those projects done in our spacious studio. This is a perfect way to meet your local community of sewists!

In the Sewciety Kids Sewing Program, students will work through a specific sequence of projects to develop their sewing ability. Students will explore the whole world of sewing as they learn garment making, bag making, patchwork, embroidery, applique and more! They'll work with many different types of fabric and learn how to choose appropriate fabric for a project. As students progress through the program, they will build upon their skills by tackling more difficult and more detailed projects. In each six-week session students typically make two projects - one decor/accessory type item and one garment. Six week sessions continue in succession, year round from September to May.

In the Sewciety Kids Sewing Program, students will work through a specific sequence of projects to develop their sewing ability. Students will explore the whole world of sewing as they learn garment making, bag making, patchwork, embroidery, applique and more! They'll work with many different types of fabric and learn how to choose appropriate fabric for a project. As students progress through the program, they will build upon their skills by tackling more difficult and more detailed projects. In each six-week session students typically make two projects - one decor/accessory type item and one garment. Six week sessions continue in succession, year round from September to May.

In the Sewciety Kids Sewing Program, students will work through a specific sequence of projects to develop their sewing ability. Students will explore the whole world of sewing as they learn garment making, bag making, patchwork, embroidery, applique and more! They'll work with many different types of fabric and learn how to choose appropriate fabric for a project. As students progress through the program, they will build upon their skills by tackling more difficult and more detailed projects. In each six-week session students typically make two projects - one decor/accessory type item and one garment. Six week sessions continue in succession, year round from September to May.