Tuesday, April 29
6:00pm - 8:00pm
ONE NIGHT - TWO CLASSES!
Let’s get to know those fabrics by name.
Ever wonder why some fabrics sew like a dream while others make you want to scream? In this highly interactive Stitch Lab, we’ll dive into the world of textiles so you can stop guessing and start sewing with confidence.
You'll touch, test, and stitch your way through fabric types — learning how they behave, what tools work best, and which techniques will save you serious frustration. You’ll leave with a custom-made Fabric Reference Journal filled with swatches, stitch samples, and notes you’ll actually use.
You’ll Learn:
The difference between wovens and knits (and how to tell them apart)
Stitch length, width, and tension basics
Which needles work best with which fabrics
Pinning vs. clipping and other prep secrets
Hacks for taming slippery, stretchy, or bulky materials
Hands-on Activities:
Make and your own sewn sewing swatch reference
Stitch and glue real fabric samples into it
Test stitches, swap stories, and build your confidence
All materials provided — just bring your curiosity!
Perfect for beginners, returning sewists, or anyone who's ever had a “fabric fail.”
Make your clothes work for you — not the other way around.
Tired of letting too-long pants, awkward sleeves, or minor tears keep you from wearing your favorite pieces? This workshop is all about practical sewing skills you’ll use again and again. Learn to hem, patch, and tweak fit — no design degree required.
Bring your own garments, and we’ll guide you step by step through real-world alterations using approachable, beginner-friendly methods.
You’ll Learn:
How to pin, mark, and prep your clothes for success
Hemming and fit-adjustment techniques
Smart repair strategies for common issues
What tools and stitches to use — and when
What to Expect:
Hands-on instruction referencing Sewcial's sewing machines (no sewing will be done)
Group prep time to mark and adjust garments
Take-home skills you can use on any piece in your wardrobe
Tools list sent after registration so you’re ready to go
Basic machine knowledge required
(Or take our "Try Sewing" workshop first!)