Social Sewing: Machine Sewing Session - July 11th (Saturday)

This isn't a class, this is your regular creative time! Social Sewing sessions are free sewing hours for you to work on your patchwork and quilting projects. Sessions are either machine sewing or hand stitching focused but both are about gentle progress and enjoying community and a creative routine that works for you.

Book individual sessions or join the Social Sewing Club to get priority booking and save. 

Social Sewing sessions are for makers who can sew and quilt independently. If you are looking to learn patchwork and quilting I recommend attending one of my taught classes before joining. 

Tools available to use include:

• Janome sewing machines and specialist presser feet
• Cutting mats and rotary cutters
• Iron & ironing board
• Scissors and snips
• Quilting rulers
  
• Fabric pens and hera markers
  
• Tea and biscuits

There will also be an assortment of tools, fabric and threads available to buy at the studio.

What you need to bring:

• Your project materials (fabric, thread, batting) and instructions if needed
  
• Any tools specific to your project not listed above
  

When and Where:

Sewing Socials are held at 188 Highbury Hill, London, N5 1AU.

This session is on Saturday July 11th, 2.30pm - 5.30pm

The space is a one minute walk from Arsenal tube station which is a six minute journey from Kings Cross & St Pancras. It's a ten minute walk from Finsbury Park station or a twenty minute walk from Highbury and Islington station.

Please read the cancellation policy before booking:

Bookings are non refundable. Due to small class sizes it isn't always possible to transfer your booking to a different date but I will always do my best to fit you in. If you find you cannot attend a class please give me as much notice as possible and I will do my best to fit you in on another day.

Get in touch using the contact form below if you have any questions before booking. If you are looking to learn patchwork and quilting from scratch I recommend attending one of my taught classes.