What to Bring

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price (fabrics may vary from the ones pictured).

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. You are, however, welcome to bring your manual, to help you apply the skills you learn to your own machine when you get home.

All materials and equipment are supplied and are included in the price (fabrics may vary from the ones pictured), except for the cushion cover in week 2 where you will need to bring the following to the workshop:

• 50cm of fabric, please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• 2 buttons approximately 25mm (maximum 30mm) in diameter.
• Matching sewing thread.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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. You are, however, welcome to bring your manual, to help you apply the skills you learn to your own machine when you get home.

All materials and equipment are supplied and are included in the price (fabrics may vary from the ones pictured).

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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. You are, however, welcome to bring your manual, to help you apply the skills you learn to your own machine when you get home.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

You will need to bring the following to the workshop, if you want, you can purchase on the day from Bamber Sewing Machines and get 10% discount.

Finished Dimensions are 80 cm wide by 18 cm deep and the pouf is made up of 12 sections on each side (24 sections in total).

If you are using two fabrics i.e. 6 sections in each fabric in each side, you will need:

• Fabric 1 – 1m (full width)
• Fabric 2 – 1m (full width)

If you are using three fabrics i.e. 4 sections in each fabric in each side, you will need:

• Fabric 1 – 0.5m (full width)
• Fabric 2 – 0.5m (full width)
• Fabric 3 – 0.5m (full width)

If you are using four fabrics i.e. 3 sections in each fabric in each side, you will need:

• Fabric 1 – 0.5m (full width)
• Fabric 2 – 0.5m (full width)
• Fabric 3 – 0.5m (full width)
• Fabric 4 – 0.5m (full width)

Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal. Similar fabrics sew together better compared with fabrics of different weights, textures and handle. Large fabrics designs are sometimes lost or cut off when cutting the sections so smaller designs and plain fabrics work better.

• A 26cm (approximately) standard closed end zip (not a concealed/invisible one).
• 2 kilos fibre filling/stuffing (you will find at Abakhan, Amazon, Ebay).
• 2 large buttons.
• Sewing thread.

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.

You will need to bring the following to the workshop, if you want, you can purchase on the day from Bamber Sewing Machines and get 10% discount.

• 0.5m of fabric for each cushion (1m in total). Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• A 36cm (approximately) standard closed end zip (not a concealed/invisible one).
• 2 buttons.
• Sewing thread.

Finished Dimensions are 40cm x 40cm and you will need 2 fills the same size but these are not required on the day.

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.

You will need the following materials for your selected garment (all the equipment will be provided), please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal (except for the stretch batwing top which should be made in a knit fabric). If you want, you can purchase on the day from Bamber Sewing Machines and get 10% discount:

Kimono

• 3m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 20cm.

Wrap-Around Skirt

• 2m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a knee-length or 3m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a full-length.
• One button (maximum size 3cm).
• Matching thread.

Pyjama Bottoms 

• 2.4m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 1m of 38mm wide elastic.
• 2m of ribbon (any width up to about 2.5cm).
• Matching sewing thread.

Tunic Dress or Top

• 2m for a top and 2.5m for a dress of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

Tiered Top

• 2.5m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

Stretch Batwing Top

Choose a medium weight knit fabric with a moderate stretch such as cotton jersey or ponte roma. Avoid anything too light weight or stretchy.

• 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

Top with Raglan Sleeves

• 2m for a top of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching sewing thread.

Kimono Jacket

• 2m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 10cm.

Girl’s Dress

• 70cm of fabric for the dress and 30cm of fabric for the facing (this can be the same as the dress fabric or a contrast in a similar or lighter weight fabric) for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Two 1.5-2cm buttons.
• Matching sewing thread.

Sizes for the girl’s dress are available in 12-18 months (49-51cm chest), 2-3 years (53-55cm chest) or 4-5 years (57-59cm chest).

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.

You will need the following materials for your selected garment (all the equipment will be provided), please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal (except for the stretch batwing top which should be made in a knit fabric).

Kimono

• 3m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 20cm.

Wrap-Around Skirt

• 2m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a knee-length or 3m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a full-length.
• One button (maximum size 3cm).
• Matching thread.

Pyjama Bottoms 

• 2.4m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 1m of 38mm wide elastic.
• 2m of ribbon (any width up to about 2.5cm).
• Matching sewing thread.

Tunic Dress or Top

• 2m for a top and 2.5m for a dress of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

Tiered Top

• 2.5m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

Stretch Batwing Top

Choose a medium weight knit fabric with a moderate stretch such as cotton jersey or ponte roma. Avoid anything too light weight or stretchy.

• 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

Top with Raglan Sleeves

• 2m for a top of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching sewing thread.

Kimono Jacket

• 2m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 10cm.

Girl’s Dress

• 70cm of fabric for the dress and 30cm of fabric for the facing (this can be the same as the dress fabric or a contrast in a similar or lighter weight fabric) for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Two 1.5-2cm buttons.
• Matching sewing thread.

Sizes for the girl’s dress are available in 12-18 months (49-51cm chest), 2-3 years (53-55cm chest) or 4-5 years (57-59cm chest).

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Please avoid bulky or slippery fabrics; medium weight woven cotton is ideal or a fabric with a small amount of stretch to it (e.g. cotton with elastane), to give you more ease:

• 2m of 115cm wide fabric or 1.5m of 150cm wide fabric.
• A 56cm (22″) concealed/invisible zip (be careful not to pick up a standard zip).
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching sewing thread.

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.

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:

• 3m of 115cm wide fabric or 2.5m of 150cm wide fabric.
• A 56cm (22″) concealed/invisible zip (be careful not to pick up a standard zip).
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching sewing thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). For a more structured everyday shape examples are woven poplin, linen or chambray or go for a lighter woven cotton voile, lawn or rayon for a swishier look (anything too slippy would be more challenging to work with). Nothing stretchy or bulky would be suitable:

• 4m of 115cm wide fabric or 3m of 150cm wide fabric for a knee-length dress.
• 6m of 115cm wide fabric or 4.5m of 150cm wide fabric for a long dress.
• 70cm of interfacing.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). For a more structured everyday shape examples are woven poplin, linen or chambray or go for a lighter woven cotton voile, lawn or rayon for a swishier look (anything too slippy would be more challenging to work with). Nothing stretchy or bulky would be suitable:

• 3m of 115cm wide fabric or 2.5m of 150cm wide fabric for a knee-length dress.
• 5m of 115cm wide fabric or 4m of 150cm wide fabric for a long dress.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Woven, medium weight fabrics like cotton, denim and linen work well and it would also make up well in some heavier fabrics like drill. Nothing stretchy or bulky would be suitable:

• 3m of 115cm wide fabric or 2.5m of 150cm wide fabric for sizes 6-12.
• 3.5m of 115cm wide fabric or 2.8m of 150cm wide fabric for sizes 14-20.
• 4m of 115cm wide fabric or 3.2m of 150cm wide fabric for sizes 22-28.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Choose a medium weight knit fabric with a moderate stretch such as cotton jersey, polyester crepe, ponte roma. Avoid anything too light weight or stretchy.

• 3m of 150cm wide fabric for sizes 4-16 or 4.5m for sizes 18-28.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). For a more structured shape examples are – denim, cord, twill but nothing too heavy as it creates too much bulk at the back elasticated waist. For a softer silhouette – linen, chambray, poplin. Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics.

• 3m of 115cm wide fabric or 2.3m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 1m of 5cm wide elastic.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.
• 23cm (9″) concealed/invisible zip (be careful not to pick up a standard zip). Only needed if your waist size is a lot smaller in comparison to your hip size.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Please avoid bulky or slippery fabrics; medium weight woven cotton is ideal or a fabric with a small amount of stretch to it (e.g. cotton with elastane), to give you more ease:

• 2.3m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 23cm (9″) concealed/invisible zip (be careful not to pick up a standard zip).
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). A light to medium weight woven cotton fabric such as lawn is ideal for a good drape. If you want the challenge of a slippery fabric such as crepe, viscose or satin, please let us know as we may need to allocate more time:

• 3m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 20cm.

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.

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:

• 2m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a knee-length or 3m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric for a full-length.
• One button (maximum size 3cm).
• Matching thread.

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.

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:

• 2.4m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 1m of 38mm wide elastic.
• 2m of ribbon (any width up to about 2.5cm).
• Matching thread.

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.

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:

• 2m for a top and 2.5m for a dress of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

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.

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:

• 2.5m of 115cm wide fabric or 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

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.

You will need the following materials for your garment (all the equipment will be provided). Choose a medium weight knit fabric with a moderate stretch such as cotton jersey or ponte roma. Avoid anything too light weight or stretchy.

• 2m of 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

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.

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:

• 2m for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Matching thread.

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.

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:

• 2m of either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• Matching thread.

The sleeve length may be slightly shorter on narrower width fabrics as the body and sleeve are cut as one, but you can add a separate cuff. If you would like a cuff in contrast fabric you will need 40cm and you could also do the binding in contrast fabric too which would need an extra 10cm.

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.

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:

• 70cm of fabric for the dress and 30cm of fabric for the facing (this can be the same as the dress fabric or a contrast in a similar or lighter weight fabric) for either 115cm or 150cm wide fabric.
• 20cm of fusible interfacing.
• Two 1.5-2cm buttons.
• Matching sewing thread.

Sizes for the girl’s dress are available in 12-18 months (49-51cm chest), 2-3 years (53-55cm chest) or 4-5 years (57-59cm chest).

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

A better fit can be achieved if you try the sample you make on the day over your bra. If you are not keen on getting down to your bra, bring along a thin vest or top. Wearing a pair of trousers or a skirt rather than a dress for fittings will also be easier. A hair bobble is useful if you have long hair to tie back while your bodice is pinned.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

Wearing a pair of trousers or a skirt rather than a dress will make it easier to try on the calico toile (which will finish around the knee) to check the fit.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

You’ll need to bring one or two existing garments from your ‘closet’ along to the course, and you’ll choose just one to trace on the day. Please do not bring anything too large or with lots of parts, for example a ball gown, as there will not be enough space or time to complete. A garment made from woven fabric rather than stretch/knit is recommended for your first clone. A fully lined garment that would be very difficult to lie flat or a stitched down knotted front top/dress that would be impossible to lie flat should be avoided.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

You will need to bring the following to the workshop, if you want, you can purchase on the day from Bamber Sewing Machines and get 10% discount.

• 50cm of fabric for the apron skirt and piping – If your waist size is 90cm or more choose a wider width fabric (approx. 150cm rather than the narrower width of 115cm). Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• 50cm contrasting fabric for the waistband, pocket bags and bias binding. Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• 1 button approximately 25mm (maximum 30mm) in diameter, a 2-hole or 4-hole button is needed rather than one with a shank at the back (these cannot be sewn on using the sewing machine).
• Sewing thread to match the waistband and bias binding fabric.

Piping cord and all the equipment will be provided.

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.

You will need to bring the following to the workshop:

• 50cm of fabric for the apron skirt and piping – If your waist size is 90cm or more choose a wider width fabric (approx. 150cm rather than the narrower width of 115cm). Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• 50cm contrasting fabric for the waistband, pocket bags and bias binding. Please avoid bulky, stretchy or slippery fabrics; light to medium weight woven cotton is ideal.
• 1 button approximately 25mm (maximum 30mm) in diameter, a 2-hole or 4-hole button is needed rather than one with a shank at the back (these cannot be sewn on using the sewing machine).
• Sewing thread to match the waistband and bias binding fabric.

Piping cord and all the equipment will be provided.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price.

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.

All materials and equipment are supplied for this workshop and are included in the price. If you have a couple of garments that need altering, bring them along to the session to discuss the best method to use (unfortunately there will not be time to carry out the alteration during the workshop).

Tea and coffee will be available at the workshop and you are welcome to bring along your own refreshments.

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.