
Sewing Workshop
Choose Your Project
Join us for a this hands-on workshop where participants can choose from three unique sewing projects while developing sewing skills, creativity, and confidence in a welcoming and supportive learning environment.
Whether you are an experienced sewer or new to sewing, this workshop provides an opportunity to learn, create, and connect with community.
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Workshop Dates
October 6 – October 7, 2026
3 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Shawnikan Elder’s Hall (Blue Hall)
Choose One of Three Projects
Canyon Coyote
Create an adorable 22-inch tall Canyon Coyote. Participants will learn sewing and assembly techniques while bringing their coyote to life. We're sure to have a "howling" good time creating this project together.
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Farmhouse Apron
A simple and practical apron project that is suitable for beginners and experienced sewers alike. Participants will create a beautiful apron that is both functional and stylish.
Crisscross Apron
This popular reversible apron features no strings and no ties. With two sides, it's like getting two aprons in one. Quick, easy, practical, and fun to make.
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Participants Will Learn
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Basic sewing and construction techniques
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Pattern and fabric preparation
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Machine sewing skills
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Project assembly and finishing techniques
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Creative problem-solving and design skills
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Confidence using sewing equipment
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Participants Will Receive
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Materials and supplies
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Instruction and mentorship
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Hands-on learning opportunities
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Men Are Welcome! Everyone is invited to participate.
Space is Limited and registration is required
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For more information or assistance with registration, please contact:​
Judy Service
Program Assistant
Email: jpdraney85@gmail.com
Phone: 778-253-0277