Ron Collins is Back in Parkdale this Spring!
Elevate your clothing pattern fit + sewing this Spring! Join us at Noble Space in Toronto for some continued garment making + learning! Add valuable know-how to your fitting and sewing repertoire from Vogue Designer and Special Guest Instructor, Ron Collins.
Enrol yourself for the workroom community favourites plus a NEW Custom Fit Sewing Retreat! Bring a favourite pattern, garment making questions and ideas and turn them into know-how over 3 days. Hurry! There are just 2 spots left, as our wait list received early access to these dates.
Workshops will be held at Noble Space, 46 Noble St. Studio #103 (one block North/East of Queen St. W. & Brock Ave.). We'll be turning this crafty place into a special workshop space for Ron's Spring Sessions in Parkdale!
- Pattern Alterations & Body Measurements for the Right Fit : Monday April 21 from 10am-5pm
- Pattern Alterations & Body Measurements for the Right Fit : Tuesday April 22 from 10am-5pm
- Custom Fit Retreat : starts Wednesday April 23 for 3 consecutive days 10am-5pm
- Designer Seam & Hem Finishes : Saturday April 26 10am-5pm
- Ultimate Jean Fitting : starts Tuesday April 29 for 4 consecutive days 10am-5pm
- Pattern Alterations & Body Measurements for the Right Fit : Saturday May 3 from 10am-5pm
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Merchant & Mills Weekender Bag : Community Sew Along
A community sew-along for the Merchant & Mills Weekender Bag
The Merchant & Mills Weekender Bag is thoughtfully designed, beautifully utilitarian, and full of satisfying construction details. It’s the kind of make many of us want to start, but don’t always find the time to finish on our own.
That’s exactly why we’re hosting a Community Sew-Along.
January Finish It Challenge
Our January Finish It Challenge is a four-week, online invitation to spend time with projects you’ve already begun with support, structure, and zero pressure to rush or perfect.
Online Garment Sewing Workshops & Handmade Wardrobe Year
Virtual sewing workshops, studio passes, and Handmade Wardrobe Year
the workroom’s virtual sewing workshops are designed to support thoughtful, skill-building garment sewing - whether you’re joining for a single project or building a handmade wardrobe over time.
Rather than offering a single path, there are several ways to sew with the workroom, depending on how much structure, continuity, and ongoing support feels right for you. This guide outlines each option and how they connect, helping you choose what best fits goals.
