Description
Slow Stitch Sewing Workshop
Transforming Clothing Through Textile Art
9.30am - 12.30pm
Discover the gentle and creative art of slow stitching and learn how to breathe new life into your clothing through decorative hand embroidery and textile embellishment.
In this six-session workshop series, you'll explore how to plan, design and apply slow stitch techniques to transform a favourite garment, whether it's a jacket, dress, skirt, pants or another treasured item. Guided by experienced tutors Susan Hoy and Sandra Johnson, you'll learn a variety of hand stitching techniques that can be incorporated into your unique design.
This is a relaxed, supportive and creative environment where participants can work at their own pace while learning traditional textile skills that have been passed down through generations.
What you will learn
Principles of slow stitching and visible mending
Planning and designing a textile transformation project
A range of decorative hand stitching techniques
Creative approaches to embellishment and garment renewal
How to incorporate reclaimed and repurposed materials into your work
Course Details
Participants enrol in a six-session course delivered across a ten-session program, allowing flexibility if a session is missed.
Facilitators
Susan Hoy and Sandra Johnson
Session Dates
First and third Saturdays from August to November:
1 August
15 August
5 September
19 September
3 October
17 October
7 November - Make up class only
21 November - Make up class only
Participants attend any six sessions during the program.
No sewing machine is required. This is a hand-sewing workshop suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike.
Join us and discover the joy of transforming clothing into beautiful, personalised textile art while preserving traditional craft skills for future generations.
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Duration:
3 hours
Suitable for: Ages 16+ (no prior experience required)
Workshop Capacity:
This workshop has a limited number of participants of 10 to ensure you receive all the assistance and direction you require.
Ticket Includes:
• Tea & coffee station
• Access to explore the Museum's fascinating exhibits
What to wear
Comfortable clothing and enclosed shoes.
What to bring
An email will be sent to you closer to the workshop start date with details of what to bring.
*Booking fees apply.
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