Fashion Education

Dec 31

Written By Dominique

ch-ch-ch-changes 2025:

out with the old

in with the new

Fashion designer with big glasses behind a royal form mannequin — **Big Changes Are Coming**
The future is now and we're refreshing our lineup of classes to bring you even more exciting and inspiring experiences. Some lessons are being retired, others are getting a brand-new twist, and we’re making room for innovative offerings you won’t want to miss.
**This is your last chance to grab these current classes before they’re gone for good—so if any of your favorites are on the list below, now’s the time to act.**

Lessons That Will Be Retired

If you’ve had your eye on any of these courses, now is the time to book. These offerings will be available for just a few more days before final changes are made.

let’s shake things up

Let’s step into a new chapter and shake things up with a refreshed lineup of classes across the board.

Clearly, sewing lessons are getting a makeover, and crochet, knitting, and fashion classes will also see some necessary tweaks and updates. While some lessons are being retired or renamed, others are evolving into something even better. This is your last chance to book the current versions of these classes before they’re gone for good.

SAY GOOD-BYE TO OUR SHOP

Exciting changes mean we’ll be saying goodbye to our little fabric and supply shop. While it’s bittersweet to let go, this shift will make room for new opportunities and a fresh focus in 2025.

If there’s something you’ve been eyeing, now is the time to snag it! These items will only be available for a few more days. Don’t miss your chance to grab stuff before we close this chapter.

SHOP

in with the new for 2025

We’re excited to introduce a fresh lineup of classes starting in January.

From mastering the art of upholstering and furniture refurbishing to sewing on an overlock machine and exploring upcycle sewing, there will be plenty to explore.

Plus, we’re adding new classes that will focus on sustainable design, textile art, and more—bringing even more creativity and hands-on learning to our community. Stay tuned for all the details in the upcoming months.

Here’s just a few examples:

Soft Home Goods Sewing – Focus on projects like pillows, curtains, and slipcovers for practical and decorative purposes.
Sustainable Wardrobe Essentials – Create wardrobe pieces from items you have at home.
Furniture Finishing Techniques – A complement to refurbishing, covering skills like staining, sanding, and sealing wood.