Sewcialising Fabric Shop & Sewing Studio
1 Coffee Yard,
York,
North Yorkshire,
YO1 8AR
United Kingdom
Mon - Sat, 10am - 5pm
Sunday, 10am - 4pm
Thank you for stopping by! Sewcialising is an independent fabric shop and sewing studio in the centre of York in North Yorkshire in the UK. We sell a lovely selection of dressmaking, quilting and craft fabrics, sewing supplies, indie patterns, beautiful yarns and we host regular fun sewing workshops and craft classes at our studio in York city centre and at our studio in Clifton Moor on the outskirts of town. Come and visit us in our bricks and mortar fabric shop in York - we would love to meet you!
Are you a total newbie, just bought or been gifted a sewing machine? Then you've come to the right place! Sewcialising offer some learn to sew classes in our fabulous sewing studio in York. We offer one-to-one private sewing classes and group sewing workshops!
Beginner Dressmaking Lessons This sewing workshop is aimed at confident beginners who wish to learn the skills of how to sew with knit/stretch fabrics. During this sewing course, you will make...
Sewcialising Fabric Shop & Sewing Studio
1 Coffee Yard,
York,
North Yorkshire,
YO1 8AR
United Kingdom
Mon - Sat, 10am - 5pm
Sunday, 10am - 4pm
Christmas Fat Quarter Ideas
Now that the nights are drawing in and the weather is cooling down, we at Sewcialising are getting ready for our Autumn and Winter sewing. We all like to be prepared well in advance for our festive sewing projects and so our Christmas fabrics and fat quarters are now in stock.
How to Create Beautiful Projects Without Breaking the Bank
One of the questions I get asked the most is, “I love all the fabrics at Sewcialising, but how can I sew without spending a fortune?” And honestly, I love this question because sewing should be accessible to everyone. You don’t need a massive budget.
Top Five Hemming Tips for a Polished Finish
Hemming might be the final step in your sewing project, but it can make or break the overall look of your garment or item. A wonky or bulky hem can distract from even the most beautifully sewn piece - but with a few smart techniques, you can get clean, professional results every time.