Sip and Sew - with Your Besties, Making Memories and Fun Projects

An intimate evening of sewing, wine, and beautifully made undergarments.
2-1/2 hour-long session - but plan for 3 hours, so that we all finish… the wine.
All materials and supplies included. Red, white and bubbly, as well.
Perfect for beginners through advanced makers. No prerequisites.
Minimum 3 makers required to run session. Sessions run on weekends.
Designed for confident beginners ages 21 and over, who want solid foundations in a relaxed, social setting.
Red, White, and Bubbly will be served. You are welcome to BYOB.
This session focuses on creating French knickers—effortless, elegant, and endlessly wearable. You’ll learn essential sewing skills while constructing a garment that feels thoughtful, personal, and quietly luxurious.
Designed for beginners and confident beginners who want solid foundations in a relaxed, social setting.
You’ll learn:
- Sewing machine basics: threading, bobbin winding, and controls
- Essential stitches for the project
- How to follow and assemble a simple garment pattern
- Step-by-step construction
Fabric and Supplies:
- All materials included
- All natural fabrics (breezy linen or cotton) in light neutral colors
- Sewing machines and supplies provided
- Wine and non-alcoholic beverages served
Come curious. Leave with skills—and something you’ll actually wear and enjoy.

Please arrive a few minutes early to get settled.
There’s a free parking lot available in the rear of our building, off Floral Ave.
Our studio entrance is behind the building, accessible from the large parking lot.
Our address is: 309 South Street, New Providence, NJ.
We keep the front entry doors locked for security reasons.
That’s the whole point with this session! Yes, of course.
We have a kitchenette, a wine opener, wine glasses, and we will be serving red, white and bubbly.
We just ask that you keep the food in the common area, not in the sewing rooms.

Why an Adult Sip & Sew Is Actually a Brilliant Idea?

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You get to slow down and use your hands. Sewing is tactile, grounding, and oddly therapeutic—it pulls you out of your head and into the moment.
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You make something real and wearable. Not a craft that lives in a drawer. French knickers you’ll want to wear—beautiful, functional. Satisfying to say “I made these.”
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You learn (or relearn) grown-up skills without pressure. Machine basics, clean seams, construction logic—no rush, no grades, no perfection police.
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It’s creative without being overwhelming. The structure is there, the decisions are fun. Enough freedom to feel expressive, enough guidance to keep it smooth.
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You sharpen coordination and focus—without it feeling like work. It builds confidence in a quiet, sneaky way. You walk out taller. Slightly smug. Deservedly so.
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Add wine, good company, and a little irreverence. It’s not a class where you whisper and stress. It’s relaxed, social, and a little rebellious—because yes, you spent your evening sewing lingerie.

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