Jelly Roll day
We love a jelly roll, a versatile roll of approx 42 strips that you can sew and cut and create any number of different patterns from. We love them so much that we’ve decided to open our doors for a special Studio day. Nothing beats sewing in company and being inspired by seeing others sewing around you.
It’s a Studio Day so there’s no tuition, this is a chance to come and use our space and sew in company with like-minded people. We’ll be sewing alongside you so we will be on hand to offer a little guidance and support should you need it.
What will we cover?
What you choose to make from your jelly roll is up to you.
Should you need some jelly roll inspiration then please check out our pinterest board here.
How will I be taught?
It’s a Studio Day so there’s no tuition, this is a chance to come and use our space and sew in company with like-minded people. We’ll be sewing alongside you so we will be on hand to offer a little guidance and support should you need it.
Do I need any previous experience or skills?
This is a sew along so there’s no tuition, some experience of sewing & using a machine is needed.
Are materials provided? Is there anything I need to source myself?
You will need to bring your jelly roll, a pattern to follow and co-ordinating thread.
A jelly roll can be found at any good patchwork shop or online. Note that a true jelly roll contains 42 strips 2.5″ wide. Be careful when shopping as mini rolls are also available with only approx 20 strips!
What will I take home with me?
Whatever you choose to make with your Jelly Roll, the possibilities are endless!
Refreshments
Drinks and biscuits will be available but we recommend that you bring a packed lunch with you.
Photography
During all of our workshops photographs are taken for promotional purposes only. Please make us aware at the time of booking if you would prefer not to be included.
Tutor
Owner of Made and Making, Sarah has been sewing all her life. Her passion is helping others to gain the same level of enjoyment from mastering these creative skills. She's known for her infectious enthusiasm, her endless knowledge and for her knack for explaining things clearly, leading to lots of 'aha!' moments. You may have seen her share some of those on the TV channel Sewing Street. In a previous life, Sarah was a branch manager in an insurance firm. Taking redundancy in 2012 allowed her to follow her dream of creating a hub for sewing and craft. At Made and Making Sarah teaches sewing, crochet, needle felting and other craft courses. She's also one of the tutors for the children's workshops. When family life allows, Sarah loves nothing more than immersing herself in her own projects.
