Free 1-hour sessions to use sewing machines for simple mending and repairs at Ashfield Library.
Wednesday 25 August 2027
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Ashfield Library Level 3, 260 Liverpool Road Ashfield NSW 2131 Australia
Free
Discover a relaxing and creative space where you can bring your clothes back to life. Whether you need to mend a tear, hem pants, or patch up your favourite jacket, this session offers a supportive environment with sewing machines and basic tools ready for you.
A friendly sewing supervisor will be present to ensure safety and provide light guidance, making it perfect for beginners or those wanting to practise their skills. This is not a formal class or alteration service, but a DIY space to empower you to extend the life of your wardrobe.
Enjoy the satisfaction of repairing your clothes while connecting with others who share your interest in sustainable fashion and practical creativity.
- Sessions last for one hour, giving you ample time to work on your projects.
- Basic sewing tools and machines are provided, so no need to bring your own equipment.
- The environment is relaxed and informal, ideal for parents looking for a calm, productive activity.
- Bookings open 14 days before each event date, so plan ahead to secure your spot.
The sessions take place at Ashfield Library, located on Level 3 at 260 Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW 2131. The library is easily accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming community atmosphere.
Parking and directions are available on the library’s website, making it convenient for families to attend after school or work.
The venue is suitable for parents and children who want to learn together or simply enjoy some quiet creative time.
Please note this is not a sewing class or alteration service, but a space to practice and repair your own items.
Children should be supervised by their parents or guardians during the session to ensure safety around the machines.
Bookings are essential and open two weeks before each event date. Sessions are free, but places are limited.
Remember to bring your own clothing items that need mending or repairing.
All sessions are free of charge, making it an accessible option for families wanting to learn practical sewing skills.
Bookings must be made in advance through the Inner West Council’s event registration system.
Sessions are scheduled on specific dates, so check availability and book early to avoid disappointment.
This is a wonderful opportunity to save money on clothing repairs and reduce textile waste in a supportive community setting.
