09/01/2026
Fall Sewing Club is almost here! 🍂🧵
What if your child could look at something hanging in their closet and proudly say, “I made that.”
Our Fall Sewing Club runs September through November, and we have such a fun season of sewing planned! Students will work on projects like this Sherpa Quarter-Zip Pullover, move into Halloween costumes, and then we'll kick off the holiday season by making Christmas pajamas! 🎄
But the finished projects are only part of what they're learning.
Every project teaches them something new — garment construction, working with different fabrics, installing zippers, following patterns, ironing and pressing, using sewing tools correctly, and understanding how clothing actually comes together.
And then there are the skills you can't measure with a sewing machine:
Patience. Focus. Problem-solving. Confidence. And learning that sometimes you have to take a seam out and try again.
With Home Economics no longer offered in many schools, skills like sewing, ironing and making things with your own hands aren't being passed down the way they once were.
I don't want sewing to become a lost art.
I want our kids to understand the work that goes into the clothes they wear. There's a completely different appreciation for clothing when you've actually made something yourself.
Three months. Multiple projects. So many new skills. 🧵✨
And hopefully a child who leaves saying, “Wait…I can actually MAKE my own clothes?!”
🏠 Homeschool families: Our Fall Homeschool Sewing class is already available on the website for registration.
🍂 Fall Sewing Club begins the week of September 6!