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Sewing Clubs & Classes

We are passionate about getting children sewing and designing at our sewing clubs & classes.

Why come to our clubs?

Sewing is a fantastic way for children to develop fine motor skills, get creative and is an effective, easy exercise in mindfulness. Our clubs are a lovely, friendly social space – perfect for creativity to flourish, make friends, and have half an hour to relax and unwind.

The sense of pride children have when completing a project is such a joy to see – they often can’t wait to show their friends and family. The joy of mastering more complex stitches (especially chain stitch!) builds a strong sense of achievement as they learn they can do it!

All our projects have a purpose – whether a Toothbrush Holder for the next sleepover or a Needlecase for all their pins and needles at home – every project gives them self-esteem and a great sense of achievement.

Whether your child is a beginner and doesn’t know one end of a needle from the other, or they have shown an interest and would like to develop their skills – hand or machine sewing we have a class for them.

Hand Sewing Clubs

Studio based hand sewing classes

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Sew Crafty Art Club

Sew Crafty after school classes

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Like to discuss days or times not shown here?

Inspired to Sew at Home?

Check out our range of Sew at Home kits.

  • noughts and crossses

    Noughts and Crosses Game Kit

    £15.00
  • Sew What Button Card

    Button Balloon Birthday Card Kit

    £6.50
  • hand sewing kit boom pack

    Bling up your bedroom project pack

    £20.00
  • sew what disco sheep

    Disco Sheep Kit

    £15.00
  • sew reusable snack bags

    Snack Bag Sewing Kit

    £15.00
  • Sew What Cloud Bookmark 1

    Cloud and Raindrop Bookmark Kit

    £15.00
  • worry monsters

    Worry Monster Kit

    £15.00
  • Sew What Cat Bag 1

    Cat Bag Kit

    £15.00

Customers reviews

What people say?

I am so pleased with her progress this term. She's shown me and her grandmother how to use a needle threader and has taught me the names of different types of stitches. Her stitching seems more precise too, and she's enjoyed doing an embroidery kit. Thank you!
I wait every Thursday to go to Sew What, it’s so good. All the things that we sew are so amazing I wouldn’t be surprised if the whole school signed up!’
My daughters absolutely love going for sewing club. They get really excited about the new things they get to make. I love seeing the enthusiasm on their faces when they talk about what and how they’re making the items. My favourite is definitely the worry monster.