The hardest part isn’t the project. It’s making time for it.
Consider this your standing invitation to make.
Every Sunday, 2–5 PM
Every Wednesday, 6–9 PM
Come make with us.
Bring your sewing, knitting, crochet, mending, embroidery, or latest work-in-progress and settle into our Fiber Studio for a few dedicated hours of making.
We’ve taken care of the big worktables, shared tools, beautiful space, complimentary tea, and people to make alongside. You just have to show up.
$20 — Fiber Club Session
Bring your project and use our shared workspace, studio tools, and Fiber Exchange.
$35 — Fiber Club Session + Sewing Machine
Everything above, plus use of a studio sewing machine and sewing kit.
Serger access coming soon.
Make it a habit.
$80 — Fiber Club 5-Pack
Five sessions for the price of four.Because sometimes the best way to make time for yourself is to put it on the calendar.
So, how do I join the club?
Book a Fiber Club Session. That’s it.
You’re in.
There’s no separate membership to purchase and no application. Fiber Club is simply the community you become part of when you come make with us.
You just need a project and enough experience with your craft to work independently.
BUT once you’re in, there are a few perks.
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We’re not a fabric shop. But we know how hard it can be to find quality fabric locally, especially apparel fabric.
So we keep a small, curated collection for Fiber Club members only. Think apparel fabrics, Japanese cottons, modern prints, and other fabrics we genuinely want to make with ourselves.
It’s NOT an endless selection, just really good fabric, picked with you in mind.
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Skip taping together 47 sheets of printer paper. Fiber Club members get our large-format sewing pattern printing for $5 per page instead of $6.
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Join our monthly community sew-along or knit-along. These aren’t classes. We pick the project, you join at your own pace, and we make it together.
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Fabric, yarn, and basic tools left behind by fellow makers for you to use. Take what helps your project and leave something for the next person when you can.
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Complimentary tea. Because we take our hosting duties seriously.
One important thing.
Fiber Club isn’t a class. There’s no formal instruction, so you’ll need enough experience with your craft to work independently.
That doesn’t mean you’re on your own. Ask what someone across the table is making. Share a trick you learned. Show off the seam or stitch you finally got right.
Connect with others. That’s kind of the point.