Schools and Teachers in Sewing (6)
The Studio at Rush Creek is an art studio and coffee bar. We offer classes for anyone (including beginners and hobbyists) to experiment with different arts and crafts. After taking a class, you can come in to work anytime on "studio time" using our equipment and space. The Studio also offers a variety of parties for all ages. Glass fusing, sterling silver jewelry making, stained glass, and mosaic glass are among our most popular classes and parties. The Studio supports local artists through…
Textile Center is a national nonprofit dedicated to honoring textile traditions and promoting excellence and innovation in fiber art. The center serves over 150,000 people every year through educational programming, exhibition opportunities, and community outreach. Textile Center offers support to fiber artists, textile art guilds, and fiber art collectors. Membership has grown to 900 individuals and 39 guilds and businesses, representing a collective membership of more than 7,000. Textile Center…
Our unique shop offers fibers of all kinds for spinners, feltmakers and other fiber fanatics! We also sell equipment/supplies, books, kits, beads, dyes and we offer great classes and workshops. We hope to see you soon! Our classes are very popular and they fill quickly. Most classes have a supply list. Visit our website for list and class policies.
There are two classes starting in January: 1) Beginning sewing - learn to read a pattern, cut fabric, sew on a machine, and do sleeves, darts, buttonholes, and zippers. You'll make a pair of pants and a simple dress. All materials provided except fabric. The cost is $100 for the four sessions, plus cost of fabric. 2) Beginners - Design and make your own prom dress! Very popular, only available in the January and March classes. You'll learn to read a pattern, cut fabric, sew on a machine, and put…
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