course - Sewing Learning
Benefits
Some of us were lucky enough to learn to sew at a young age. This may have been at school or being taught by a parent or relative. Nowadays, sewing isn’t taught quite so much in schools. So we have generations growing into adulthood without knowing one end of a needle from the other. We strongly believe that sewing can be beneficial in so many ways and we want to share our love of the craft with as many people as possible.
- 3 Months
- 3 - 5 hours daily
- 15 seats
1. Save Money
From time to time, you might lose a button on a jacket or pop a seam on one of your favorite dresses. Rather than paying someone for these repairs, you'll have the skills, equipment, and materials to fix the issue on your own after taking sewing lessons.
2. Start Your Own Business
While attending sewing classes, your skills will gradually become more advanced. Eventually, you might be able to start a dressmaking, quilting, or embroidery business. In the meantime, you can start small by offering to hem or patch garments for neighbors and relatives in exchange for a modest fee.
3. Enrich Your Social Life
Sewing classes bring people in your community together and can connect you with those who share common interests. When you gather for lessons regularly, you'll meet people with whom you may potentially form lasting friendships. Taking classes with kids or relatives also provides a great way to bond as a family.
4. Express Your Creativity
Once you understand the basics, sewing allows you to get creative. From selecting stitch patterns and fabric colors to creating original clothing designs, sewing offers an outlet for self-expression and can help you bring your visions to life.
5. Feel Accomplished
Learning new skills and executing them with your sewing machine provides a valuable sense of satisfaction. As your designs go from rough sketches to beautiful finished products, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment, especially as you watch yourself progress over the course of several projects.
