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🧵 Community Stitching Project ✂️
Free 4-Week Series at Change Clothes, Thomas Street. Funded by Dublin City Council Community Grants.
Join us this winter for a free community stitching project at Change Clothes. Over four evenings, we’ll gather to stitch, mend, and create together — building connection through cloth and conversation. Whether you’re brand new to sewing or a lifelong maker, this is a space to slow down, share skills, and enjoy the simple act of making by hand.
📅 Dates:
Week 1: Wednesday 6th November, 6pm
Week 2: Wednesday 20th November, 6pm
Week 3: Wednesday 27th November, 6pm
Week 4: Wednesday 4th December, 6pm
📍 Where: Change Clothes, Thomas Street
💸 Cost: Free (all materials provided)
✨ This is a drop-in series - you can attend as many or as few weeks as you like.
⚠️ Registration is required for each individual week at: changeclothes.org/eventguide
No sewing experience needed - just bring yourself. By the end, we’ll have created a collection of stitched pieces that celebrate community, creativity, and care.
🧵 Community Stitching Project ✂️
Free 4-Week Series at Change Clothes, Thomas Street. Funded by Dublin City Council Community Grants.
Join us this winter for a free community stitching project at Change Clothes. Over four evenings, we’ll gather to stitch, mend, and create together — building connection through cloth and conversation. Whether you’re brand new to sewing or a lifelong maker, this is a space to slow down, share skills, and enjoy the simple act of making by hand.
📅 Dates:
Week 1: Wednesday 6th November, 6pm
Week 2: Wednesday 20th November, 6pm
Week 3: Wednesday 27th November, 6pm
Week 4: Wednesday 4th December, 6pm
📍 Where: Change Clothes, Thomas Street
💸 Cost: Free (all materials provided)
✨ This is a drop-in series - you can attend as many or as few weeks as you like.
⚠️ Registration is required for each individual week at: changeclothes.org/eventguide
No sewing experience needed - just bring yourself. By the end, we’ll have created a collection of stitched pieces that celebrate community, creativity, and care.