Machine Sewing Level II: Fabric Notebook – Saturday 11/21, 10am-12pm

About this event

Turn fabric and paper into a one-of-a-kind notebook, made entirely on the sewing machine. In this class, your child will design and sew a custom fabric cover, then machine-stitch the paper pages right into the binding. Every notebook is unique. Students choose their own fabric and can size their notebook exactly how they want it, whether that’s a pocket-sized sketchbook or a full-size journal.

Prerequisite: Child must have completed Make Your Own Stuffy before enrolling in this class.

What your child will learn:

Machine sewing skills beyond the basics

Sewing fabric to create a custom book cover

Binding paper pages by machine

Planning and measuring a project of their own size and design

Meet the Teacher: Ashley Huff

Ashley is a fourth-generation seamstress who grew up with a needle and thread in hand. While she launched Slash Alterations in 2014 to offer professional sewing services, her true passion lies in passing on the timeless art of sewing to the next generation.

Over the past five years, Ashley has hosted sewing classes at multiple schools, helping kids discover the joy of creating with their hands. She believes sewing builds more than just skills—it fosters confidence, patience, and creativity in every child.

Through her classes, Ashley is committed to creating a welcoming, encouraging environment where young learners can develop practical skills and a lifelong love for craftsmanship.