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Learning to sew doesn’t have to be so formal! We’ve developed this course to take you from being a sewing novice to making your own useful, comfy and casual items of clothing. These gender neutral items mean anyone can begin to create their own comfortable wardrobe.

We will be starting with a loose fitted pair of trousers or shorts, these could be pyjamas or for lounging around in, or smarter trousers with an elasticated waist. You’ll learn how to measure your body, (optional buttonholes & pockets if you are more of an advanced beginner), casings, hemming and more.

Then we’ll take you through sewing stretch materials and you will tackle making a raglan sleeve sweatshirt, hoody or t-shirt, the choice is yours. You can even add pockets and your own customisation.

Who is this class for?
This course is suitable for complete beginners who have never used a sewing machine before or those who have basic knowledge but want some practical clothes making guidance or simply want to learn different skills. You can work at your own pace, we have plenty to keep you occupied whatever your level. We know clothes making can seem like a daunting prospect at first but it's easy when you know how! It gives you the opportunity to be unique and creative with your style. It's a great way to relax and unwind, make new creative friends and you can become part of the growing Make Mee Community.

Materials + Equipment
We have a selection of fabrics and trims in the studio which you can purchase from us. If you would like to bring your own fabric we will send you fabric details when you book the course. You will need roughly 1.5 - 2m of one non stretch fabric for your trousers and the same in stretch for your sweatshirt. We recommend deadstock fabric or eco-friendly fabric. You can also source the woven fabric by checking the bedding section in your favourite charity shop.

Class Duration: Wednesday 6th September - Wednesday 11th October 19.00 - 21.00

Please book in advance: https://www.makemeestudio.co.uk/Clothesmaking#Casual

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