When Macramé rope meets a sewing machine beautiful things are created!
Join me for a fun afternoon making rope bowls, coasters or placements…add your own fabric scraps to make yours truly unique!
Confident beginners welcome - it will help to be able to sew in a straight line (or near enough!) already but if you’re feeling up for the challenge I will welcome the enthusiasm.
I’ll teach you how to start and shape your bowl (or how to keep it flat) and add in fabric scraps if that’s the look you are going for.
Location: Sam Dale & Son, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire.
Date: Saturday 22nd August 2026.
Times: 12:00-16:00 (4 hours) - plenty of time to go slow and make something beautiful :)
Price: £45 per person per workshop.
16+ or 11+ with an adult sharing the same machine (don’t have to pay twice).
Materials list:
Rope and thread provided.
What to bring:
Your sewing machine (needs to be able to do a zig zag stitch) and two empty bobbins.
If you are wanting to add in fabric scraps, then woven fabric is best cut on the bias about 3cm wide…but we can probably make any long scraps work! NOTE: I didn’t cut mine on the bias!
When Macramé rope meets a sewing machine beautiful things are created!
Join me for a fun afternoon making rope bowls, coasters or placements…add your own fabric scraps to make yours truly unique!
Confident beginners welcome - it will help to be able to sew in a straight line (or near enough!) already but if you’re feeling up for the challenge I will welcome the enthusiasm.
I’ll teach you how to start and shape your bowl (or how to keep it flat) and add in fabric scraps if that’s the look you are going for.
Location: Sam Dale & Son, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire.
Date: Saturday 22nd August 2026.
Times: 12:00-16:00 (4 hours) - plenty of time to go slow and make something beautiful :)
Price: £45 per person per workshop.
16+ or 11+ with an adult sharing the same machine (don’t have to pay twice).
Materials list:
Rope and thread provided.
What to bring:
Your sewing machine (needs to be able to do a zig zag stitch) and two empty bobbins.
If you are wanting to add in fabric scraps, then woven fabric is best cut on the bias about 3cm wide…but we can probably make any long scraps work! NOTE: I didn’t cut mine on the bias!
