Sustainable Fashion Workshop – Embroidery

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Sustainable Fashion Workshop – Embroidery

Has your favourite pair of jeans ripped? Do you want to learn how to patch up an item of clothing rather than buy new?s will teach you the embroidery skills needed. You just need to bring along your garment – patches, threads (refreshments?) and fun all supplied!

Thanks to a grant from First Buses Fabrication Crafts on Coney Street have been running a number of free workshops showing participants how to upcycle, repair and enhance their clothing.

Join us for a special York Fashion Week Event with Brenda from Felty and Fabulous

The class is free but places are limited so must be booked in advance to take part

Please note this event will beheld in our York Coney Street shop in the upstairs classroom space with no disabled access

Weds 26th April 10.30-12.30

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Sustainable Fashion Workshop – Embroidery

Sustainable Fashion Workshop – Embroidery

Has your favourite pair of jeans ripped? Do you want to learn how to patch up an item of clothing rather than buy new? we will teach you the embroidery skills needed. You just need to bring along your garment – patches, threads (refreshments?) and fun all supplied!

Thanks to a grant from First Buses Fabrication Crafts on Coney Street have been running a number of free workshops showing participants how to upcycle, repair and enhance their clothing.

Join us for a special York Fashion Week Event with Brenda from Felty and Fabulous

The class is free but places are limited so must be booked in advance to take part

Please note this event will beheld in our York Coney Street shop in the upstairs classroom space with no disabled access

Weds 26th April 10.30-12.30

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