Learn how to use a Sewing Machine - evening class

By NC23
May 7, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 7, 2014

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Posted May 7, 2014

Hello!

The White Room SE4 have 2 spaces available on our evening course tomorrow evening 'How to use a Sewing Machine' from 7.00 pm - 9.00 pm.

This class is for absolute beginners or anyone needing a refresher. You will learn all the basics of using a sewing machine from threading up, inserting a bobbin, solving stitch problems, sewing in straight lines, changing stitches and more.

We provide all machines and equipment, you just need to book in and turn up.

The cost of the course is ?30 and you can book easily via www.thewhiteroomse4.co.uk or call us on 020 8694 1375.

We are located at 352 Brockley Road SE4 2BY which is directly opposite Crofton Park train station (1 stop from Nunhead) and there is car parking freely nearby.

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