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Beginners Dressmaking

By NC23
March 5, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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NC23

Posted March 5, 2014

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Posted March 5, 2014

Hey everyone!

Busy next week Tuesday 11th March? Why don?t you come over to The White Room SE4 and get creative with us and explore new talents? Have you always wanted to design your own couture looking dress? How about a Chanel looking jacket or this seasons? pencil skirt? Look no further because, with the expertise of our amazing teachers, we can guarantee this will be possible. You will be able to interact in a small group and gain the help you need in a friendly, creative environment. Our workshops are for everyone who wants to develop their sewing skills.

We provide all machines and equipment, you bring along a pattern of your favourite garment and your chosen fabric. We also keep Vogue and McCalls dress making patterns in stock, which you can purchase in store.

Time to get started!

So, just click on this link and book yourself into The White Room?s workshop for only ?30!

http://www.thewhiteroomse4.co.uk/sewing-workshops-london/beginners-plus-dressmaking-3-part-evening-course

We will be happy to answer any of your questions if you have any. Simply ring us on: 020 8694 1375 or alternatively email at [email protected].

The White Room SE4,

352 Brockley Road,

London SE4 2BY

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