Sew A Giant Doughnut Pillow Sun Oct 8th At Stag&Bow 1-4pm For Ages 8+

By sewcial_circle
October 3, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 3, 2017

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Posted October 3, 2017

Join us this Sunday for an afternoon of sewing at Stag & Bow!

This is a beginner's sewing machine class for kids ages 8+ that will teach them the basics of how to use a sewing machine and make a giant doughnut pillow in the process.

No previous sewing experience is necessary. The workshop is drop-off and takes place in Forest Hill at the crafty haberdashery Stag & Bow on Dartmouth Road. 1-4pm on Sunday, October 8th. ?40 per child, includes all materials and a sewing machine to use during the session.

Tickets are available here: http://www.thesewcialcircle.com/shop/giant-doughnut-workshop-ticket-oct7

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