👜 🪡 Sew Your Own Tote Bag Workshop at Sew Loka

Thursday, Jul 23

6:00pm – 8:30pm

PTET

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25 total spots

https://sewloka.com

Sew Your Own: A July Workshop Series at Sew Loka Hosted by Claudia & Gaby · Sponsored by the William Male Foundation After a Holy Summer of repairs, we're spending July learning to make things from scratch. Two free workshops, four sessions across the month — each one a complete beginner-friendly introduction to sewing where you walk out with something you made yourself. Adults 18+, all skill levels welcome, no experience needed. 🧵 Thursdays, 6–8:30 PM 📍 Sew Loka, 2113 Logan Avenue, Suite B, San Diego, CA 92113 👥 20 spots per workshop · waitlist available 💛 Free, thanks to the William Male Foundation A quick heads-up on a few things: 📝 Waiver at check-in. We'll have a short liability waiver ready for you to sign when you arrive — takes about 30 seconds. Standard stuff for any workshop with sewing machines. 📸 Photos for the 'gram. We usually take photos during workshops for Sew Loka's social media. If you'd rather not be in them, just let Claudia know when you arrive — no problem at all. 💌 If your plans change, give us a heads-up so we can welcome someone from the waitlist into your spot! 💛 Workshop 1: Sew Your Own Tote Bag Dates: July 2 (Thu) · July 23 (Thu) · 6–8:30 PM 👜 Sew Your Own #1: Tote Bag The Sew Your Own Tote Bag class is the perfect place to begin your sewing journey. Claudia will teach you the fundamentals of sewing AND guide you through the process of creating your very own start-to-finish tote bag — pocket and all. You'll learn how to operate a sewing machine, work with fabric, sew a clean straight line, and put it all together into a finished piece you'll actually use. By the end of the workshop, you walk out with a one-of-a-kind tote made from recycled fabrics, handmade by you. This is normally a $65 class — completely free this July thanks to the William Male Foundation. Bring: just yourself. We provide everything — sewing machines, recycled fabrics, thread, needles, and patient instruction. (Wear something comfortable you don't mind getting a little fabric dust on.)

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