Bleach-dye and tie-dye prints are everywhere these days! And we’re big fans! So we’re excited to show you how to use these dyeing techniques to make colorful, new apparel pieces AND re-vamp some of your tired (or retired) closet clothes.

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as wood, leather, fabric, and more!

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as wood, leather, fabric, and more!

In Sewing 102: Track Jacket, our expert sewing instructor Hayley will teach you how to read and alter a pattern as she guides you through the construction of this oh-so soft, lightweight track jacket!

Learn the basics of creating an indigo dye-bath using pre-reduced indigo crystals and Shibori techniques to generate unique patterns and designs to dye four rad napkins, tea towels, or bandanas, and your choice of either tote bag or throw pillow case.

In Sewing 101: Denim Woodland Dopp Kit, learn the basics of using a sewing machine as we walk you through how to cut and sew up this handy denim travel bag to hold all of your toiletry essentials.

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as wood, leather, fabric, and more!

In our most popular sewing class, we cover all elements of Sewing 101, add in some advanced skills, and include a few fun projects to help you get some practice!

This class will guide you through the basics of the copper foil method in order to create a beautiful stained glass sun catcher!

This class will guide you through the basics of the copper foil method in order to create a beautiful stained glass sun catcher!

In our Sashiko Mending class, you will learn about this beautiful, ancient Japanese embroidery technique which was originally developed to strengthen quilts and kimonos, and lengthen the life of textiles.

Let us walk you through the basics of using a machine, cutting fabric, and following simple patterns. You’ll walk out of class having completed a few simple projects, and more importantly, possessing the confidence to continue sewing on your own.