Garment Making Course starts Sun - 2 spaces left!

By The White Room SE4
October 28, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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The White Room SE4

Posted October 28, 2014

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Posted October 28, 2014

Hello!

We start our 4 part November Dressmaking Courses this Sunday 2nd November & Tuesday 4th November at The White Room SE4 in Crofton Park. (one train stop from Nunhead).

These sewing courses are for BEGINNERS and BEGINNERS PLUS and you will be making a garment of your own choice using a commercial sewing pattern. You will learn how to correctly use and follow your pattern while we show you how to check your fitting, add a zip or a lining...... all the things you need to know to make your own clothes.

We have 2 SPACES LEFT on our Sunday Course - 10.00 - 12.30 pm

1 SPACE LEFT on our Tuesday evening course - 7.00 - 9.30 pm

Each course is ?150 and covers 4 sessions.

You can book online easily or give us a call 020 8694 1375 to reserve a space. www.thewhiteroomse4.co.uk

SPEAK TO US BEFOREHAND TO DISCUSS YOUR PATTERN AND FABRICS.

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