Night with Nonna Learn to Sew

Hopefully we have all learned something from our mothers or grandmothers- wether it’s how to bake, sew, paint, knit, or even use a screw gun. The passing down of a craft from one generation to another is a gift. My grandmother a farmers wife taught my mom to sew and my mother taught me. As a child sewing and creating became an outlet for me. I loved the endless possibilities. I went to college for fashion design and had a career designing clothes for children- Thanks Grandma Peggy!

Come and learn to sew by making a small decorative pillow out of a dish towel. A beginners class that will teach you the sewing basics of pinning the towel into an envelope and then stitching it using a sewing machine. All materials provided and you will leave class with your new dish towel pillow. Perfect for a chair for extra support or as a decorative piece. We will be using blue and white towels but if you have a specific one you would like to use just bring in two of them.

Space is limited to 10 members.

Details:

  • 6:30-8:30

  • Workshop led by Sandy Santangelo

  • Free

  • Difficulty 🦩 (1 out of 5 flamingos is beginner)

Workshops are open to active members only. Register below or apply for membership.

Night with Nonna Learn to Sew -Mon Sept 28
$5.00

Hopefully we have all learned something from our mothers or grandmothers- wether it’s how to bake, sew, paint, knit, or even use a screw gun. The passing down of a craft from one generation to another is a gift. My grandmother a farmers wife taught my mom to sew and my mother taught me. As a child sewing and creating became an outlet for me. I loved the endless possibilities. I went to college for fashion design and had a career designing clothes for children- Thanks Grandma Peggy!

Come and learn to sew by making a small decorative pillow out of a dish towel. A beginners class that will teach you the sewing basics of pinning the towel into an envelope and then stitching it using a sewing machine. All materials provided and you will leave class with your new dish towel pillow. Perfect for a chair for extra support or as a decorative piece. We will be using blue and white towels but if you have a specific one you would like to use just bring in two of them.

Space is limited to 10 members.

Details:

  • 6:30-8:30

  • Workshop led by Sandy Santangelo

  • Free

  • Difficulty 🦩 (1 out of 5 flamingos is beginner)

Workshops are open to active members only. Register below or apply for membership.

Access FLOC Studio in the lower level of the First Presbyterian Church, Ridgewood.

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