409) Sewing 101
 

Do you have a sewing machine lurking in your closet that you never used? Have you always wanted to learn how to use it? This is the class for you! Bring your own sewing machine and learn the basics of how to use it, while completing some basic projects like pin cushions and pillows. Let your imagination and creativity be your guide after you finally become close friends with your sewing machine. Both your closet and your wallet will thank you!

Please bring a sewing machine with you to this workshop. Needles, pins, rulers, thread, and fabric will be available to use. 

  • Carolina Firbas is a native of Peru and moved to the United States over 20 years ago. She has a BA in Early Childhood Education from Universidad Catolica del Peru. She first got involved with the ACP when she moved to Princeton 15 years ago looking for classes for her two kids. Carolina has been a local vendor in ACP’s Sauce for the Goose holidays craft sale with her Fine Knits collection, and has also served as a volunteer in many different children events. She grew up in a family of knitters and seamstresses and learned the skill from her grandmothers, aunts, and her mother as well as fashion magazines, patterns, and sewing projects as a child.