Last 2 spots for tomorrow's kids sewing workshop at Punk Me Up Cafe 2-4pm, ages 7+

By sewcial_circle
May 30, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 30, 2017

This 2-hour workshop is all about learning sewing machine basics in a small-group environment. We'll cover how to thread a machine, master our straight lines and go on to make a simple zipper bag that can be used to stash all sorts of things from sleepover stuff to pencils and more.

Everyone will get some 1-on-1 time to use the machine. It's recommended that kids have some hand-sewing experience before this workshop. If they know how to sew a running stitch and thread a needle, they'll be just fine! Any spare time at the end will be used to make some fabulous pom-pom zipper pulls!

For ages 7+ / ?19 each

Tickets: http://www.thesewcialcircle.com/shop/may-half-term-sewing-school-may-31

All materials are provided. This workshop takes place at Punk Me Up Cafe, which is located at 34 E Dulwich Road SE22 9AX.

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