Social Sewing Class

Learn how to sew in a friendly and casual space!


Two Sewing Sisters
Two Sewing Sisters
5k

2.5 hours Class size 3 to 6 guests

$75 (Afterpay available)


Join us for a delightful afternoon of sewing fun! Bring your own project and stitch away in fantastic company.
Let the creativity flow as you exchange ideas with fellow makers and connect with new friends who share a passion for sewing, all while inspiring each other along the way.
This class is all about your unique projects, and there's no rigid skill showcase. Need guidance on a tricky step? The Two Sewing Sisters team is here to assist you on your creative journey.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, everyone is welcome to join the sewing extravaganza! If you're new to the sewing scene, we recommend booking a private lesson or completing a couple of beginner workshops before diving into this laid-back class.
Feel free to use the available sewing machines and basic equipment, or bring your own crafting arsenal. Just pack up your patterns and materials, and let the sewing adventure begin! It's time to stitch, socialise and let your creativity shine.

Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly.
 
What you'll get
  • An afternoon of sewing and creativity.
  • Access to a fully set up sewing studio.
  • Guidance on your project from the Two Sewing Sisters team.
What to bring
  • your own sewing project including pattern, fabric, thread and fastenings
  • own machine (optional)
Suitable for

This class is great for a hens party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her or gift for mum.

Location

suite 702/220 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC

Social Sewing Class location
Your teacher

Two Sewing Sisters
Two Sewing Sisters

5k

Two Sewing Sisters was officially launched in 2017. It is the creations of sisters Lauren and Erin, though the story began long before this.
Growing up in regional Victoria, Erin and Lauren spent hours in their Nan’s sewing room: cutting out patterns, sewing, and playing dress ups in the hundreds of dresses Nan had made for their family.
This childhood activity turned into a passion for the Ritchie sisters. For every special event, there was a reason for ‘a new dress’ to be produced to celebrate.
Each dress held a story that accompanied the frock. These frocks were more than garments – symbols of love, celebration and family support.
Both Lauren and Erin studied Textiles in High School, each completing VCE Textiles Unit 3 & 4 under the watchful eye of their textiles teacher at Wangaratta High School, Gayle O’Keefe.
Lauren studied a Bachelor of Applied Science – Fashion Design at RMIT alongside a Certificate IV in Millinery at Kangan Batman Institute. She has taught fashion and footwear at RMIT University and Homesglen TAFE, and has created hats with Louise Macdonald Millinery in Melbourne and Edwina Ibbotson in London.
Erin studied a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Arts at Deakin University and now works as a Lawyer. Erin continues to sew frocks on the side as a creative break from her work.

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