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Would you like to learn to sew? In a comfortable environment ?
Fully accessible location, Only 1 - 3 people in a Class.
£15. per Hour
We pick the times to suit you.
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7th May 9.30-12.30 or 1.30-4.30
If you’re looking for a beginner sewing workshop to help you improve your skills, this friendly session at Eau Brink Studio in Norfolk is the perfect place to start.
Seams & Hems Made Simple is a practical, hands-on sewing class for beginners with tutor Cat Nash.
You’ll be guided step by step, making this workshop ideal if you are new to sewing or want to build confidence with your sewing machine.
BEGINNER SEWING WORKSHOP:
FASTENINGS MADE SIMPLE (ZIPS, BUTTONS & MORE)
4th June 9.30-12.30 or 2.30-4.30
If you’ve ever struggled with zips, buttons or closures, this Beginner Sewing Workshop at Eau Brink Studio in Norfolk will help you gain the skills and confidence to get it right.
Fastenings Made Simple is a practical, hands-on sewing class for beginners with tutor Cat Nash, designed to demystify the techniques that often feel tricky but make a huge difference to your finished work. You’ll be guided step by step, making this workshop ideal if you are new to sewing or want to improve your finishing techniques.
BEGINNER SEWING WORKSHOP:
PATTERNS & FABRIC MADE SIMPLE
2nd July 9.30-12.30 or 1.30-4.30
BEGINNER SEWING WORKSHOP:
SEAMS & HEMS MADE SIMPLE
If you’ve ever felt confused by sewing patterns or unsure which fabric to choose, this Beginner Sewing Workshop at Eau Brink Studio in Norfolk will give you the clarity and confidence you need.
Patterns & Fabric Made Simple is a practical, hands-on sewing class for beginners with tutor Cat Nash, designed to help you understand how to read, cut and use dressmaking patterns, and choose the right fabric for your projects. This is an essential step if you want to move into dressmaking and start making your own clothes successfully.
BEGINNER DRESSMAKING WORKSHOP:
SEW YOUR FIRST GARMENT
6th August 9.30-12.30 or 1.30-4.30
Ready to take the next step and start making your own clothes?
This Beginner Dressmaking Workshop at Eau Brink Studio in Norfolk brings together everything you’ve learned and helps you begin sewing your first garment with confidence.
This is the perfect workshop if you’re ready to move beyond basics and start dressmaking your own clothes.
DATE: 2026 17th -18th October. 10am Start.
Join ME (Cat Nash) for a wonderfully creative two-day workshop where you’ll turn a beautiful piece of fabric into a unique, quilted-style Lottie Jacket. This is a slow, mindful make with a stunning finish — every seam neatly enclosed with handmade bias binding, and plenty of opportunity to personalise your piece with free-motion stitching.
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KATIE – KIMONO STYLE JACKET WORKSHOP
BRING SOME MUCH LOVED FABRIC
27th to 28th June 2026.
10am to 4pm daily
The Katie kimono is a relaxed, two day free-cut jacket designed to make the most of your favourite patchwork pieces. We begin by creating a patchwork blanket-style base, layering batting between the outer fabric and lining. From this quilted cloth, the jacket is cut with as little waste as possible, allowing the patchwork to truly shine.
The jacket is finished with handmade bias binding around all edges, giving a clean, considered finish. The generous, free-size shape makes it easy to wear and wonderfully versatile — and for those feeling adventurous, the design can be made fully reversible.
You’ll need to bring enough fabric to cover a king-size bed twice to allow for both outer and lining.
Batting will be available to purchase from Anita on the day.
A beautiful way to bring treasured fabrics together into one practical, wearable piece.
RAG RUGS WORKSHOP
29th April 2026 10am - 4pm
Slow down, work with your hands, and rediscover the quiet pleasure of making with cloth.
In this relaxed and welcoming workshop, Cat Nash introduces you to the timeless craft of rag rug making. Using simple tools and recycled fabrics, you’ll learn how to build texture, colour, and pattern by hand—transforming humble materials into something both practical and beautifully expressive.
This workshop is about rhythm and process as much as outcome. You’ll explore traditional rag rug techniques while being encouraged to work intuitively, allowing the materials to guide your decisions. Whether your finished piece becomes a small sampler, a cushion panel, or the beginning of a larger rug, you’ll leave with new skills and a deeper appreciation for slow, mindful making.
No prior experience is needed. This session is suitable for complete beginners as well as those looking to revisit textile techniques in a supportive, creative environment.
What to expect
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Introduction to traditional rag rug techniques
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Working with recycled and repurposed fabrics
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Exploring texture, colour, and composition
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A calm, sociable studio atmosphere
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Individual guidance from Cat throughout the day
