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London Fashion Sewing School

london fashion sewing school

London

With a strong sense of community, London based Jackie Dublin, has been keen on developing the youth and single parents without skills for career in Fashion to improve their lives. She piggybacks on the old folks saying "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." Students can en

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Flo-Jo

flo-jo

BRISTOL

Flo-Jo was founded in 2004 by Erika and Delia born from a love of textiles and sewing. Originally a clothing brand, named after their children Florence & Jonah, the Flo-Jo stall was a regular at festivals and markets in the South West. Their hand made ranges included children's wear, retro men and women's clothing as well their own range of underwear. In 2010 they started designing sewing kits, hosting sewing parties and teaching. Two years later they opened their own shop in Bristol. Situated on a busy independent street the shop & workshop has turned into their perfect creative space brimming with beautiful fabrics and haberdashery. They are very proud that 2016 saw the publication of their first book 'Knickers'

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Creative Fashion and Tailoring courses

creative fashion and tailoring courses

Birmingham

JoJo Remeny was born to a Hungarian Immigrant father and an Irish mother. He was abandoned as a baby and put into an orphanage run by the Catholic church . A strict regime run by the nuns of the orphanage ,Jojo ran away on many occasions, and managed to get into lots of trouble as a result of his increasing delinquent behaviour. As a result of his troublesome arrests by the police and uncontrollable episodes in his young life , JoJo was eventually ,at the tender age of 13 years of age ,arrested and taken into custody. He was put into a remand home for “tearways ” for 5 months ,before being made a ward of court and sent to a children’s care home run by Social

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Sew Me Something

sew me something

Founded by Jules Fallon in 2012, Sew Me Something began as a small sewing class at a local highschool tech room. Workshops were so popular that Jules had no choice but to up-sticks and find her classes a new home of their own. From a quirky little store in the center of Stratford-Upon-Avon (which featured a modest haberdashery downstairs and sewing studio upstairs) Jules opened the first Sew Me Something Store and soon after, created the very first SMS sewing pattern (The Kate Dress - still a customer favourite!). Sew Me Something quickly outgrew the Stratford store and moved again, further into the Warwickshire countryside. Ten years on and SMS business is now an award-winning business, with; a huge range of workshops available, a vast haberdashery, an endless library of exclusive sewing patterns, with an online sewing subscription service and Dressmakers’ Diploma course to boot! With the Sew Me Something pattern library and team constantly growing, so is our commitment to create inclusive sewing patterns that are not only fashion forward with a nod to the classics, but also wearable! Both our patterns and workshops are built with our customers in mind and are run/produced by industry experts who are committed to help build your sewing skills and confidence.

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The Stitchery

the stitchery

Cardiff

Making your own clothes is about learning to be yourself: choosing your own fabric; fitting to your own unique body; expressing your own unique style. It's about breaking from the herd and a reliance on hi-street clothing that is often low quality and generic. Our mission at The Stitchery is to equip you with all the skills and resources you need to make well fitting, personalised garments. One of the primary ways we do this is through private one-to-one or small group tuition.

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The Hemming Bird

the hemming bird

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Leamington Spa

My passion for sewing started at an early age when making matching outfits for mother and daughter was the done thing! The sewing machine we used was temperamental but despite this I was hooked! On visits to my grandparents I would also watch my granny hand sewing little bags with zips or altering her clothes. The possibilities of this new hobby seemed endless. You could also save a fortune and I was so pleased with my creations… What I loved about sewing and still do, is being able to make something that is exactly what I want and it is well-finished enough so it looks as though I have bought it. It certainly doesn’t have to be expensive either, in fact the thriftier the better! Over the years I have been on various courses and workshops to learn more about sewing (and in particular more recently about soft furnishings) and I even got myself a job for a year in the Fabric Department at Liberty in London which was really rather special! I eventually became a teacher myself (English as a Foreign Language) which I loved; I now know how I would want to be taught and how not to teach! For the past six years or so I have been making soft furnishings in the room at the bottom of the garden, firstly for family, then friends and then others, all with the ultimate aim of setting up sewing workshops. And so my dream job is now a reality: all my experience has come together so I can teach people my passion for fabrics, colour, sewing and soft furnishings. The satisfaction I get and can give my students is immense; now I am giving people the skills and the confidence to make beautiful cushions for their home or for their friends; teaching them how to calculate and cut for beautifully hand-finished curtains and blinds… and all in the fabric they love! These sewing workshops are the making-time for you and your home – so what will you come and learn?

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Thimbleberry Sewing

thimbleberry sewing

Hi, I am Geraldine Christie the owner of Thimbleberry Sewing. A small independent sewing/crafting venue since 2020 in Elderslie, Scotland. It’s a place to learn new skills, built confidence and meet new people. All classes are run from my home in a sociable and welcoming environment with a maximum of four students per class. I cater for those who are complete beginners or more advanced sewists. I have always had a passion for sewing and crafting and learned to sew from an early age. You could say its in my blood as I come from a long family tradition of sewing, passed down from my Great Grandmother. Although I could sew I wanted to learn more and trained at Cardonald College in Glasgow where I achieved an HNC in Clothing Technology. I then set up my own Dressmaking business specializing in Bridal wear. After some time I wanted to pass on my skills and teach. After completing a BA in Consumer & Management Studies (Home Economics) and a PGDE teaching Diploma I was qualified to teach. I taught in Secondary schools for 12 years so, with over 30 years sewing experience you are in safe hands.

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The Thrifty Stitcher

the thrifty stitcher

London

The Thrifty Stitcher is run by Claire-Louise Hardie,The first and original Sewing Producer & Mastermind for The Great British Sewing Bee( Series 1-4). She offers bespoke, small sized, friendly sewing classes for aspiring DIY dressmakers Across the UK at various sewing studios- see calendar for specifics. In her spare time Claire-louise is undertaking a Masters Degree at London College of Fashion! Hello! Learn to sew with me Claire-Louise Hardie, Former Sewing Producer for The Great British Sewing Bee. I'm an online Sewing Educator who loves making clothes fit and inspiring beginners to get started. For almost 3 decades I've been a professional Freelance Costumer for stage and screen. I'm a Writer for the best selling "Love Sewing" Magazine Owner and Teacher Originally trained as a Costume Designer at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Claire-Louise has worked in all aspects of Costume for Theatre, Film and TV with an impressive CV of employers that includes- ITV:The RSC:The Royal National Theatre:BBC: Regent’s Park open air Theatre and “The Audience” with Dame Helen Mirren. Her diverse professional experience made her the perfect candidate for the role of Sewing Producer for TV's ``Great British Sewing Bee`` A role she's done since 2012 when the show was first developed. In 2009 Claire-Louise began teaching sewing in Stoke Newington and through her teaching has regained a love of dressmaking for herself. When not teaching at The Thrifty Studio she's also a Love sewing Magazine columnist: A Sewing Bee Author, as well as a Costumier Her first book: ``The Great British Sewing Bee- Fashion with Fabric`` won best sewing book 2015 in the British Sewing Awards. The book accompanied the third series of the hit TV show

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cheekyhandmades

cheekyhandmades

Walthamstow

I set up cheekyhandmades after I left my job 2010. I really wanted to use all my creative skills, skills I’d had for many years but never had time to use any more, and skills I realised I could and wanted to pass on. I also wanted to work for myself, I wanted to be able to work around my children. And I am doing all of that now, and am loving it. I get to be surrounded by like minded people, great fabrics, my kids and cats, and listen to music all day. I get to decide what I do every day and how I do it.

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Centre Front Studio

centre front studio

Gateshead

At Centre Front Studio we focus on teaching you the couture and industrial skills needed to achieve professional looking garments at home.We have a range of courses & workshops for all levels as well as private tuition and sewing bees

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