£70.00
A garment designed to be the perfect versatile wear, whether you want a breezy day-time look in a fun cotton print or a dress for a special occasion, this project has you covered. You get to choose the length – go for a chic dress or a stylish top, the choice is entirely yours! Join Alison Leese, expert seamstress and owner of Ministry of Craft, for this one-day dressmaking workshop.
Using a fabric of your choice (see ‘What to Bring’), master essential dressmaking techniques as well as using one of our Janome overlockers for a professional finish to raw edges.
This fashion-forward tunic features a flattering boat neck and inset sleeves and you decide the length, ensuring your tunic is uniquely yours. During the workshop, you’ll master essential techniques like sewing darts, inserting inset sleeves, and adding a neck facing. You’ll not only create a beautiful tunic but also gain valuable sewing skills that will boost your confidence and creativity.
This workshop is available to book at both Bamber Sewing Machines and Chorlton Home Studio (see below options for dates and venues).
To gift this workshop, select ‘Purchase as a Workshop Gift Voucher’ from the below menu/s and you will receive a PDF voucher by email for your recipient to attend on any available date. Alternatively purchase a Gift Voucher for any value to use on any workshop and date.
Ministry of Craft customers get a 10% discount on their wide range of fabrics, haberdashery and sewing patterns and there are various discounts available on their sewing machines and overlockers.
View Bamber Sewing Machines venue information including directions and parking.
Based at a Home Studio in Chorlton with a small class size.
View Home Studio Chorlton venue information including directions and parking.
As this is not a beginner’s workshop, you must already have some experience on a sewing machine or have attended one of our Beginner sewing workshops.
You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal:
Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments. There will be a break to eat, so please bring along some lunch or you can pop out to a local shop.
Our sponsors, Janome, supply computerised sewing machines (5060 QDC) and where required overlockers (6234XL). Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring along your own machines.
