Six seats.
Plenty of room to learn.
Evenings, Saturdays & a fresh spool
Every class has at most six students, ages 16 and up. A machine, cotton fabric, thread and tools are included in the listed price. No shopping list to solve first.
$58one 2½-hour class
Learn to thread the machine, sew straight seams and attach handles. Take home a simple unlined cotton tote, about 13 × 14 inches. Pre-cut fabric lets you focus on the machine.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 6–8:30pm
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Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 10am–12:30pm
$165three 2½-hour classes
Week one: the same first tote. Week two: a small zip pouch. Week three: an envelope cushion cover. Practice threading, cutting and seam finishing as you go. This is another way to start; the single First tote class is not a prerequisite.
Tuesdays, November 17, 24 and December 1, 2026 · 6–8:30pm
Book the whole series. If you already made the tote with us, tell us before booking so we can discuss whether this series fits.
$68one 3-hour class
Make two reusable cotton drawstring bags, about 8 × 10 inches each. Sew a fabric channel at the top, thread a ribbon through it and close the side seams. Choose from the studio's fabric basket; no previous class is required.
Saturday, December 5 or 12, 2026 · 10am–1pm
Fabric, thread and ribbon are included. Bring the gift's measurements if you want help deciding whether it will fit.
Ask to see a step again. We keep six seats so an instructor can come to your machine when a seam bunches or a bobbin needs attention.
Most students finish during class. If a step takes longer, we help you choose a sensible stopping point and explain the remaining work. There is no race around the table.
No. A studio machine is ready at every seat, with fabric, thread and tools included. For these beginner classes, leave your own machine at home so we can teach everyone on the same setup.
Tell us before booking if a listed date will not work. The series is taught in order, and a makeup seat is not guaranteed. We agree on any date change before confirming your place.
A sign-up request starts a conversation about a seat; it is not a confirmed booking.