Sewing Machine Skills - Entry 3 Award

This course is available but you cannot enrol online. Please make an enquiry below, and someone will contact you. tel: 01202 123444 email: enquiries@salbcp.com
Course code: AA1323J
Sewing, hand stitching, simple projects, threading, basic stitches, fabric handling, textile techniques, materials, upcycling, repairing, personal items, soft furnishings, guided practice, confidence-building, creativity, wellbeing, fibres, personal expression, social learning, craft enthusiasts, sk

When & Where

Skills & Learning Adult Community Education

Christchurch Library and Learning Centre

From 2 November 2026 to 25 January 2027

Monday 10:00-12:00

10 weeks

Christchurch

BH23 1AW

Fees

Full fee: £90

Concession fee: £0

Date

02 November 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

09 November 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

16 November 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

23 November 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

30 November 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

07 December 2026

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

25 January 2027

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

04 January 2027

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

11 January 2027

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

Date

18 January 2027

Time

10:00-12:00

Room

Room 7

What the course is about

This course introduces you to the essential skills and techniques used in needle and textile crafts, helping you build confidence through simple, guided projects. You’ll learn how to select the right fabrics, threads, and tools for different tasks, as well as how to thread needles, apply basic stitches, measure and mark materials, and handle textile equipment safely. Whether you’re repairing, upcycling, or creating something new, the course gives you a strong foundation in practical skills that you can use at home or in future craft projects.

Throughout the course, you will have the chance to explore your creativity, develop your own ideas, and work at a pace that suits you. You’ll also learn how to review your finished work, identify what went well, and recognise areas for improvement. With friendly guidance and plenty of hands on practice, this course supports not just skill development but also wellbeing, self expression, and confidence in your own making abilities.
 
This course is subsidised by Government funding so you should aim to attend the whole workshop.