Wednesday, April 23rd | 6:00pm - 9:00pm

16+ | $90

This class aims to develop or deepen your understanding of how a sewing machine works, how to set it up, and the basic sewing techniques to get you started. You will be practicing your beginner skills by making one-of-a-kind a natural fiber napkin set of x4! All skill levels are welcome, however, this class is best suited for total beginners and returners. 

You'll leave with the knowledge and resources to keep sewing! Don’t worry, we’ll provide all the machines, tools, and supplies for class too.

Jackie Drummond (they/she) grew up in colorado in a multicultural and multigenerational house of sewists. They learned to sew at a young age and received a degree in Technical Theater from Fort Lewis College. There she studied costuming, fashion design,  alterations, and machinery from Jane Gould. She is excited to share the foundations of fiber arts through sewing and support the community in their creations! Jackie encourages Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), Queer/2SLGTBQIA+, Children, Elders, Disabled, and Neurodiverse creators to join them in class, where they intentionally hold space for marginalized people to reclaim joy! 

Find Jackie on Instagram and follow along for new classes and offerings at their website.