Teenagers Sewing Course - spaces available this Saturday

By The White Room SE4
August 5, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 5, 2014

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Posted August 5, 2014

We have 2 spaces left on our TEENAGERS DRESSMAKING WORKSHOP this Saturday 9th August at The White Room SE4.

We'll be teaching The teens how to use a sewing machine and an overlocker while they learn to use a commercial sewing pattern to make their own trendy Summer top to wear home on the day! (if they want!)

The workshop runs from 10 am - 3.30 pm and is ?65 which includes their sewing pattern and all machines and equipment. They will need to bring 1.5 metres cotton fabric or purchase some from us on Saturday as we have a small selection of fantastic cotton prints for sale in our studio.

Book easily online at www.thewhiteroomse4.co.uk 020 8694 1375

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