Crochet hooks or knitting needles, makeup brushes, artist equipment, tools, picnic cutlery - there are so many uses for the really useful roll.
Make one to suit your needs. Then make more as gifts!
What you will learn in this workshop:
- How to use a template and adapt it for your needs
- Using wadding
- Sewing layers of fabric
- Simple quilting to create channels
- Add ribbon ties
What you need to bring:
Whats included:
- Fabric
- Wadding
- Ribbon
- Instructions
- Tea/coffee and biscuits
All materials are provided for this workshop.
Suitable for:
Level 2 (limited experience)
Workshop levels explained
You will find our workshops categorised in to levels. These are to help you know which workshops are suitable for you based on your current amount of experience behind a sewing machine.
Our levels are designed to help you choose a project that isn't too difficult for you, but we encourage you to be brave and try something new too. Talk to us if you need further advice about which level is suitable for you.
Children aged 11+ and teenagers are welcome to attend workshops with an accompanying adult , providing they have either come to our Start as you Mean to Sew on workshop, or a suitable level of experience at home or school.
Level One (beginner)
This covers our Start as you Mean to Sew on workshops, which is designed to build your confidence behind a sewing machine. This workshop is ideal for absolute beginners and those whose sewing skills may be a little rusty.
Level Two (limited experience)
Level two workshops are designed to build your confidence and introduce you to new skills, such as inserting zips, working with bias binding and basic patchwork. They are suitable for people who have completed our beginners workshop or have some recent experience sewing independently.
Level Three (more confident)
Level three workshops are aimed at more confident sewers, who have completed a few projects previously, and also includes our Introduction to Dressmaking workshop. This level is suitable for people who have some experience behind a sewing machine, and want to branch out and try something new.
Level Four (beginner dress making)
Level four workshops are aimed at people with some dressmaking experience, who may have completed our Dressmaking for Beginners course, however, this isn't a necessity. These workshops will cover more challenging dressmaking skills, while aiming to demystify them and build your confidence.
Level Five (experienced dress making)
Level five workshops continue to build on previous dressmaking experience and will offer challenging projects with the support of a experienced teacher. Level five workshops will include garments such as corsets, coats and ball gowns.
