Showing posts with label stitch lab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stitch lab. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

The Lone Star Ladies Presents: Shop Austin


The Lone Star Ladies Presents: Shop Austin is a unique event that brings together handmade vendors of Austin. If you are into the locally handmade and the unique, then this event is for you.

The first 30 shoppers of the day will receive a Goodie Bag stuffed with items such as jewelry, accessories, t-shirts, and tote bags from local stores such as Touch of Sass, Stitch Lab, bettysport, and more.

The Beauty Lounge at Shop Austin will feature complimentary hair styling, lash extensions, and mini manis by Milk + Honey Spa.

Click here for a full list of vendors and more info. about the event

Click here to purchase tickets in advance. Tickets in advance are $10. Tickets purchased at the door accept cash only.

What:
  • Lone Star Ladies Present: Shop Austin (shopping event featuring local handmade vendors)
Where:
  • Saengerrunde Hall
    1607 San Jacinto Blvd.
    Austin, TX 78701


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When:
  • Saturday April 17th
    10 am- 6 pm

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

DIY Skirt


Here is the skirt I made in my sewing class at the Stitch Lab! It's a perfect skirt for the spring and summer, but for now I paired it with a scarf and tights with boots. The fabric I used was purchased at The Common Thread (see previous post).


keep austin stylish

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Did Some Bitchin Stitchin at the Stitch Lab

Tonight was the first night of my sewing class at the Stitch Lab on South 1st Street. I didn't know what to expect from this class, but I can tell you that I am so glad that I signed up for this experience. I have had a sewing machine for a couple years now and have tried to sew several things. I have had some successes along with some failures, so, I thought it would be a good idea to start from scratch and get some formal training. I have already learned so much useful information just in my first class.

The Stitch Lab is an awesome little gem for the person who is crafty. I definitely suggest signing up to take one of their classes if you want to learn how to sew, knit, embroider, etc. They have a ton of different classes to take. Go here to check out what classes they have to offer. Also, the Stitch Lab is a great place to buy fun fabrics. Much like the Common Thread, they have a lot of really cute prints that you won't find at JoAnn's or Hancocks. You can go here to check out their fabrics.

Just think of all the stylish things you could create after taking a class at the Stitch Lab! Sewing is also a very handy skill to have if you like to thrift shop so that you aren't limited by the way things fit. After a few more classes I will be able to confidently make alterations to anything I want. "Sewing is power, independence, and creative freedom!"


Thank you Stitch Lab for keeping austin stylish!