Vouchers can be emailed or posted, ready to gift, and can be redeemed up to 1 year from purchase date.

Please specify the email address or postal address that this should be sent to when purchasing. The recipient will be sent a link to a scheduling tool so they can book their sessions in.

• Daytime, evenings, and weekends available

• No prior experience needed

• Materials provided for practicing

• Tailored to meet their goals

Treat someone special to one-to-one sewing lessons, tailored to their skill level, pace, and personal style. From threading the machine to drafting patterns, this gift unlocks serious skills—and a dangerously fun new hobby. Choose from 1, 5, or 10 lessons- blocks of 5 lessons are discounted by 5%, and by 10% for blocks of 10.

*May cause excessive fabric shopping. You’ve been warned…*

If they’re a beginner, here is what they could expect to learn:

🧵 1 Lesson (2hrs) – A beginner-friendly introduction covering essential sewing machine skills and techniques. They will leave knowing how to thread and use the machine, use a variety of stitches, finish seams, sew a stretch stitch, and tackle curves and corners.

🧵 5 Lessons (2hrs each) – Builds on the basics with zips, gathering, pleats, French seams, and more. Includes a zipped and lined makeup bag or wash bag project (materials provided). If they’re super speedy, they may be able to move on to tackle a simple dressmaking project.

🧵 10 Lessons (2hrs each) – Covers everything above, plus dressmaking techniques like darts, setting in sleeves, buttonholes, and pockets. The recipient will learn how to ‘read’ a pattern, select the right fabric, and complete an intermediate garment project, such as a dress, skirt, trousers, or top. By the end of the 10 sessions, they’ll have developed the skills to tackle most sewing projects on their own at home - or join our more advanced workshops!

For more experienced sewists looking for a refresher or develop new skills, sessions will be tailored to meet their goals. Topics can include pattern ‘hacking’ or adaptation, pattern cutting and design, solving tricky fitting issues, mastering zips or buttonholes, up-cycling and mending, sewing with stretch, overlocker skills - or anything else they can think of!