83 Educators providing Sewing Machine courses

artizan training - sewing machine repair courses

Sewing Machine Repair School | Learn how to fix sewing machines Learn how to repair sewing machines at our sewing machine repair school. Download our online courses or attend a repair class.

refresh sewing machine sales

res - care training

Seweazi run sewing machine repairs and troubleshooting live online. Choose from One off options to 3 months or 6months subscriptions. You buy a subscription and then are able to register to call us to speak to a qualified engineer who will talk you through how to resolve the problem you are experiencing with your sewing machine

becky skuse craft classes

Welcome! I’m your smiley local craft expert and I run personalised one-to-one workshops in crochet, sewing and knitting. Whatever your creative needs, I can help so just get in touch – I love a crafty chat!

the stitchery frome

Aliss trained in Fashion Design and Pattern Cutting at Art School, has worked alongside designers in London and made stage costumes for theatres in Brighton & Chichester. She's also taken courses in Lantern Building and Banner Making. Aliss has a bright and fully equipped sewing studio, The Stitchery at The Welsh Mill and offers Sewing Courses, Making Workshops and Individual Tuition. She has been teaching since 2000 and is based in Frome, Somerset. Aliss has a Level 4 City and Guilds Tutor Qualification and Enhanced DBS

helen moyes designs

The workshop can include: - Painted backgrounds and textile collage - Focus on landscapes, seascapes, abstract design, birds ... - How to set up the sewing machine for freehand embroidery - Practice using embroidery hoops & stabiliser to “draw” with the sewing machine. - Learn how to applique - Stitching over applique - Writing in stitches - Using water-soluble fabric to create stitched items - Quilting designs - Making designs 3D - Time to be creative with the techniques learned

stitch and run

Hi I'm Hannah and have been quilting for nearly 10 years. I learnt to sew after my 3rd child was born whilst we lived overseas and I was looking for a creative outlet. I discovered Patchwork and Quilting and soon fell in love with the process, enjoying everything about making a quilt from start to finish. I now share that love with others in the hope they too may discover a new passion.  The Stitch and Run home Studio is located in Totley, Sheffield on the edge of the beautiful Peak District. I run 1:1 sessions in beginner Patchwork and Quilting and small classes of 3/4

loopy's place

My name is Jane and I've been sewing and crafting from a young age.  My mum shared her love of being creative  and it hasn’t ever left me.  I now have the confidence to start any sewing project, going from an idea in my mind, to working out a pattern, to threading my sewing machine and finishing a project.  My mission is to help people find joy in sewing, particularly patchwork and quilting. I want to make sure everyone can sew with confidence, whether they are a complete beginner or have been sewing for years.  I do this by sharing the knowledge and skills I wished I'd known when I first started. I've been delivering classes online for a number of years and it's a real delight to be able to invite people to sew with me in the studio    

stephanie thannhauser

Teaching people to sew and sharing her love of creativity was a natural progression for Steph. She teaches in the Milton Keynes area but is also planning to teach online too.

kem sewing studios

Dressmaking Workshops Working with calico fabric you can learn the elements of garment making with the right procedures step by step. Calico is easy to work with and you can see what you are doing on its crisp surface. Making samplers will quickly give you the confidence to sew all the elements of garment making, e.g. zips, pockets, shirt collars, and facings, in the actual fabrics. With our expertise and guidance, you can achieve beautiful results from your projects! Browse through the workshops to discover what each one involves. WORKSHOPS INCLUDE All materials are provided for in the technical workshops: fabrics, threads, zips, and haberdashery. The project-based workshops require you to bring your own fabric, trimmings, and haberdashery. Pattern workshops will be where you can learn how to make your own, or adjust a current pattern to your own design or fit. You will need to bring your sewing machine, its toolbox, instruction booklet, and small dressmaking scissors. We do have a spare sewing machine to reserve if you don’t have one, or if yours is too heavy. Venue is in the InStitches Sewing Room that is part of the Juliette McElligott Jewellery School. Coffee and Tea are provided. Day workshops will have a lunch break that you can bring something along for, and there are also Colyton Market Square shops and various cafes. If you have any questions about your sewing experience or about the workshops please contact me [https://kemsewingstudios.co.uk/contact/] for advice. Workshops will repeat over time, so check out the calendar [https://kemsewingstudios.co.uk/workshops-calendar/] for dates.