Beginners: Bags & Bottoms Class

This class is geared towards those who are just starting out or want to practice some basic sewing skills.

You can work on a beginner pattern from our curated list available for purchase in the shop, or bring a pattern that has been approved by us*. As well, you will have access to our practice worksheets, which are designed to help you hone your skills.

When you purchase this class, you will receive 5 class credits. You then pick the times you want to come from our flexible schedule. Classes are 1hr 45min with a max 6 spots.

Cost: $150+hst

Are you just starting on your sewing jouney? Check out our Intro to Sewing package that includes a Sewing Basics Crash Course and 5 sessions to the Begginers: Bags & Bottoms class.

Class Times Offered

Times may differ throughout the year to accomodate holidays and specialty workshops

Tues 11:00am-12:45pm Tues 7:00-8:45pm Wed 7:00-8:45pm
Thurs 11:00am-12:45pm
Sat 12:35-2:30pm Sun 2:00-3:45pm (some weeks)


Pattern List

We have found that some of the best projects for beginners are bags, pants, and skirts.

That is why we have included them in our curated list of patterns for the Beginners: Bags & Bottoms class.

Note: It is not guaranteed that we will have all these patterns in stock at the time of your class, it is best to inquire beforehand so you can plan accordingly. Our goal is to continually update this list to include a range of size and gender inclusive patterns.

Bag Patterns

Mechant & Mills: Costermonger Bag

Mechant & Mills: The Field Belt Pattern

McCalls: M7611

Sometimes Sewing: Take Along Bag

Mechant & Mills: The Jack Tar Pattern

Bottom Patterns

Closet Care: Fiore Skirt Pattern

Chalk & Notch: Evelyn Skirt

True Bias: Hudson Pant (unisex)

Friday Pattern Co.: Saguaro Set

Named Clothing: Ninni Culotte

Friday Pattern Co.: Saturday Skirt

The Assembly Line: Elastic Waist Maxi Skirt

Merchant & Mills: The 101 Trouser

True Bias: Dani Pant & Short

*if you would like to bring your own pattern, please get it approved first. The best beginner patterns don’t have any closures like zippers and buttons or details like sleeves and darts.