Clothing Repair and Mending Class for Beginners Experience Melbourne

Learn how to repair and mend at this sewing class for beginners


Meagan Knight
Work-Shop
Work-Shop
4.9 (4,585)
28k followers

3 hours Class size 12 to 20 guests     $45


Melbourne
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Craft
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Textiles
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Sewing and Embroidery
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Sustainability

Did you know that the fashion industry contributes to 10% of global emissions, 20% of global water wastage, and crops such as cotton use 24% of global insecticides? Yikes. Join the sustainable fashion movement, breathe new life into your clothes, and extend its lifespan indefinitely.

Breathe new life into your beloved clothing pieces and join us for a transformative garment repair workshop. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned stitcher, this hands-on session is your ticket to mastering the art of mending and revitalizing your wardrobe staples.

Bring along one or two of your favorite garments in need of some TLC – whether it's a tear, a worn-out area, or a missing button, we've got you covered. Throughout the workshop, our expert instructor will guide you through a range of techniques tailored to different types of repairs, from patching and darning to sewing on buttons.

By the end of the session, you'll not only leave with your newly mended garments but also with the confidence and knowledge to tackle future repairs on your own. Say goodbye to disposable fashion and hello to a wardrobe that's built to last. No prior sewing experience is required – just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. All tools and materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sewing kit if you have one.

Please note: This class requires at least five students to run. In the unlikely event that we don't get this number of students, we'll cancel the class and fully refund you and inform you via email, so please watch your email a few days prior to the class

Please note: This venue is located on the first floor via a flight of stairs and does not have wheelchair accessibility.



What you'll get
  • A run down on how to mend & repair your favourite garms
  • All equipment will be provided, including needles, thread, pins & scrap fabric
What to bring
  • 2-3 items that need repairing. We’ll also have fabric scraps to practice on as well.
  • Please note that we’ll be covering basic repairs such as rips and buttonhole repairs. This workshop will not be covering alterations.
  • Your imagination
Suitable for

This class is perfect for beginners - no prior experience is needed.

This class is great for a hens party.

Location

Work-Shop Melbourne - 136A Cromwell St, Collingwood, VIC

This venue is a short walk from Collingwood station (500m).

Clothing Repair and Mending Class for Beginners location
More about this class

This teacher has 4,585 reviews for their other experiences - which you can see here.

This class is also covered by ClassBento's money-back guarantee.

Your teacher

Meagan Knight

Meagan Knight


Meagan Knight is a maker, designer, and teacher of all things sewing. She has been sewing for most of her life having been taught by her mother as a child and later going on to study at a tertiary level. She has a preference for bold, bright colours and sassy prints. She believes sewing can empower people to reduce their consumption of fast fashion and increase the life of their loved garments.




Your host

Work-Shop
Work-Shop

4.9 (4,585)
28k followers

Work-Shop is a creative concept that will broaden your horizons and help you unleash your inner awesome. We provide affordable short courses in life skills and alternative art. We’ve teamed up with Australia’s brightest creative minds to share their knowledge and help teach you a new skill. From 3D printing and stencil art through to music and gardening – life skills and personal development through to cooking doughnuts and mushroom foraging, we offer a broad range of fun and creative short courses to suit our time poor lives. We will inspire you to pick up that pen, paintbrush, hammer or sewing machine and flick the switch that will kickstart a whole new way of life.
Community values lie at the heart of our project. We collaborate with local artists and industry experts to teach classes and utilise local suppliers for any materials needed. We also provide a creative environment for emerging artists to produce and sell work, and meet like minded individuals. Work-Shop will be a space for everyone, with a rotating schedule of art shows, information nights on local issues and a whole range of events and community initiatives.
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