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WHAT’S ON? The ‘Sew Your Own Way’ Group Sewing Workshop on Wednesdays are a great way to connect with like minded people, share ideas and finish those projects you have put aside. It’s also a great chance to start a new project that you may need help with. The workshop runs from 9.30am – 11.30am at Runaway Bay, the cost is $55 and tea/coffee is provided. For booking and location details email info@eastofgrey.com.au or message on Facebook or Instagram.
If you have any other ideas for sewing workshops please contact me as I would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks, Kim x
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Hi Kim
My name is Lydia Njombo and I am currently teaching Fashion at St Peter Claver College in Ipswich. I talking to Catherine Stakeland and she mentioned about you going to her school and running workshops with her junior classes. I am in the middle of writing the new Fashion ATAR programme for 2019 for year 11 and I was wondering if you will be available to come and do a similar workshop with my year 11 class. Their first unit is on investigating the ever changing aesthetic of Fashion Designers Collections. And they also have to pick a Fashion Designer or Fashion House to research on. Hence why I am interested in you coming as you are a local designer and are doing very well.
Please let me know if your schedule will allow you to come sometime between mid February or early March it would be great.
Kindest Regards
Lydia