In our most popular beginner sewing class, we cover all elements of Sewing 101, add in some advanced skills, and include a few fun projects to help you get some practice!

In this day-long basket weaving bootcamp, instructor and fine craft basket weaver Peeta Tinay will guide you through the fundamentals of basketry as you construct your own small-sized basket!

In Sewing 101: Alberta Crossbody Tote, learn the basics of using a sewing machine as we walk you through how to sew up this gorgeous crossbody with an adjustable leather strap.

In our most popular beginner sewing class, we cover all elements of Sewing 101, add in some advanced skills, and include a few fun projects to help you get some practice!

In this class, you will start work on one punch needle project, including material selection, frame set-up, working with stencils to create your own design, punch needle techniques, and options for finishing your piece!

In this beginner-friendly felting workshop, professional multimedia artist Risa Culbertson will introduce you to the fundamentals of needle felting and hard launch your journey into the vibrant world of fiber arts! Risa will teach you three essential techniques: needle felting wool on wool, felting over a form, and felting directly on fabric.

Join us for our December First Friday, where we'll be celebrating the holidays with our annual wreath-making event!! Always a WorkshopSF fave, we'll give you a tutorial on how to use our fresh, bountiful greens to create your own mini-wreath ($10) or mistletoe bundle that's ready to hang (FREE).

In our most popular beginner sewing class, we cover all elements of Sewing 101, add in some advanced skills, and include a few fun projects to help you get some practice!

In our Sashiko Mending class, you will learn about this beautiful, ancient Japanese embroidery technique which was originally developed to strengthen quilts and kimonos, and lengthen the life of textiles.

In this two-hour workshop, discover the historical and political significance of tatreez, from its roots in pre-1948 Palestine to its role as a symbol of resistance post-Nakba. Learn the fundamentals of the fallahi stitch, or cross stitch, and start your own tatreez motif under instructor Amanne Sharif's expert guidance.

Let us walk you through the basics of using a machine, cutting fabric, and following simple patterns. You’ll walk out of class having completed a few simple projects, and more importantly, possessing the confidence to continue sewing on your own.