Intro to Hand-Sewing for Teens
Make Your Own Animal Bean Bag Handwarmer!
Wednesday, July 23
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Innovation Hub
Cowork - DownstairsIn this cozy, creative 1-hour session, teens will learn the basics of hand-sewing while creating their very own rice-filled stuffed animal that doubles as a microwavable handwarmer!
No experience? No problem. This class is designed just for beginners—and all materials are provided.
Whether you're curious about crafting, love DIY gifts, or want to learn a relaxing and useful skill, this workshop is a great place to start. You'll leave with a soft, snuggly creation made by you—and sewing skills you can build on!
First come, first served! Limited to 10 participants. This is a beginner-level class for teens ages 13–18, taught in a welcoming, relaxed environment with step-by-step guidance from our instructor, Lauren.
What You'll Learn:
- Hand-Sewing Basics – Learn simple stitches and how to safely thread a needle
- Stuffie Construction – Stitch together your own small animal plush using fabric templates
- Rice Filling & Functionality – Add rice to transform your plush into a soothing microwavable handwarmer
- Personalization Tips – Make it yours with buttons, felt, fabric markers, and other embellishments
Additional Information:
- Location: North Little Rock Public Library System's Innovation Hub, 204 E. 4th St., North Little Rock, AR 72114
- Free workshop, but registration is required.
- Prerequisite: None
- Ages: Teens 13-18
- Level: Beginner
- Supplies: All materials included
- Instructor: Lauren Bradley
- Class Sessions: 1
- Duration: 1 hour
AGE GROUP: | Ages 13-18: Teens |
EVENT TYPE: | STEAM/STEM | Education/Training |
TAGS: | #Teen | #STEAM | #Makerspace |
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