Interfacings, Waddings & Stabilisers Group Workshop For Sewist

£35.00

Interfacings, Waddings & Stabilisers Workshop

Confused by interfacings? Not sure which wadding, stabiliser or backing is right for your project?

These friendly, practical workshops are designed to take the guesswork out of sewing materials, so you can achieve professional results with confidence – whether you sew bags, garments, quilts or embroidery projects.

What These Workshops Are About

Interfacings, waddings and stabilisers play a crucial role in how a finished project looks, feels and performs. Choosing the wrong one can lead to sagging bags, stiff garments, puckered embroidery or disappointing results overall.

In these workshops, you will learn how to choose the right product for the right purpose, based on texture, structure, fabric type and intended use.

The sessions are suitable for beginners and experienced sewists who want to deepen their understanding and make better material choices.

What You Will Learn

During the workshop, we will cover:

  • Types of interfacings – woven, non-woven, fusible and sew-in

  • Waddings and battings – thickness, density, loft and flexibility

  • Stabilisers – tear-away, cut-away, wash-away and specialty options

  • How different materials affect structure, drape and durability

  • Matching interfacings and waddings to:

    • Bag making and accessories

    • Dressmaking and garments

    • Quilting projects

    • Machine embroidery

    • General sewing and home décor

  • How to test and sample materials before committing to a project

  • Common mistakes and how to avoid them

You will also have plenty of opportunity to ask questions about your own projects and challenges.

Who This Workshop Is For

This workshop is ideal if you:

  • Feel overwhelmed by the variety of interfacings and stabilisers available

  • Want your bags to hold their shape properly

  • Struggle with embroidery puckering or fabric distortion

  • Want garments that feel comfortable but still structured

  • Are tired of wasting money on unsuitable materials

  • Want to sew with more confidence and consistency

Benefits of Attending

By the end of the workshop, you will:

  • Understand why certain materials work better than others

  • Make informed purchasing decisions (saving money and time)

  • Improve the overall finish and durability of your projects

  • Gain confidence experimenting with new patterns and fabrics

  • Have clear guidance you can apply again and again

Many participants find that this knowledge transforms not just one project, but their entire approach to sewing.

Online Workshop Options & Booking

These workshops are currently delivered online (live), making them accessible no matter where you are. This format works particularly well for material education, close-up demonstrations and interactive Q&A.

⭐ Live Online Group Workshop

Duration: approx. 90 minutes
Group size: 5-10 participants
Price: £35 per person

What’s included:

  • Live, interactive session via video call

  • Clear explanations using real material samples shown on camera

  • Guidance for bag making, dressmaking, quilting and embroidery

  • Open Q&A throughout the session

  • Practical tips to avoid costly material mistakes

  • Downloadable PDF cheat sheet (summary of key concepts)

👉 Ideal for hobby sewists, confident beginners and intermediate makers

To book your workshop, please choose from drop down menu available date and time and proceed to checkout.

Please note that all times are shown in UK time (GMT/BST).

If international, to check your local time, click here:

Time Zone Converter

If you have any questions, need help choosing a session, or have specific requirements, feel free to get in touch using the Get in Touch form on the main page or email me directly at seventy.stitches@hotmail.com.

I’ll be happy to help.

1-to-1 Online Workshop / Consultation

Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Price: £85

A personalised session focused entirely on your projects and sewing goals.

Perfect if you:

  • Make bags or accessories regularly

  • Run (or plan to run) a small sewing business

  • Want help choosing materials for specific patterns

  • Need advanced guidance on structure, durability and finish

What’s included:

  • Tailored advice based on your fabrics and projects

  • In-depth discussion of suitable interfacings, waddings and stabilisers

  • Honest, experience-based recommendations

  • Time to ask detailed questions

Why Online Works So Well

  • No travel or venue limitations

  • Easier to show close-up textures and flexibility

  • More time for focused learning and questions

  • Accessible to sewists across the UK and beyond

Many participants prefer online sessions because they can take notes, refer back to their own fabrics at home, and apply what they learn immediately.

Not Sure Which Option to Choose?

If you’re unsure whether a group workshop or a 1-to-1 session is right for you, feel free to get in touch before booking.

I’m happy to help you choose the option that best suits your sewing experience and projects.

Specialist knowledge. Practical guidance. No overwhelm.

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Interfacings, Waddings & Stabilisers Workshop

Confused by interfacings? Not sure which wadding, stabiliser or backing is right for your project?

These friendly, practical workshops are designed to take the guesswork out of sewing materials, so you can achieve professional results with confidence – whether you sew bags, garments, quilts or embroidery projects.

What These Workshops Are About

Interfacings, waddings and stabilisers play a crucial role in how a finished project looks, feels and performs. Choosing the wrong one can lead to sagging bags, stiff garments, puckered embroidery or disappointing results overall.

In these workshops, you will learn how to choose the right product for the right purpose, based on texture, structure, fabric type and intended use.

The sessions are suitable for beginners and experienced sewists who want to deepen their understanding and make better material choices.

What You Will Learn

During the workshop, we will cover:

  • Types of interfacings – woven, non-woven, fusible and sew-in

  • Waddings and battings – thickness, density, loft and flexibility

  • Stabilisers – tear-away, cut-away, wash-away and specialty options

  • How different materials affect structure, drape and durability

  • Matching interfacings and waddings to:

    • Bag making and accessories

    • Dressmaking and garments

    • Quilting projects

    • Machine embroidery

    • General sewing and home décor

  • How to test and sample materials before committing to a project

  • Common mistakes and how to avoid them

You will also have plenty of opportunity to ask questions about your own projects and challenges.

Who This Workshop Is For

This workshop is ideal if you:

  • Feel overwhelmed by the variety of interfacings and stabilisers available

  • Want your bags to hold their shape properly

  • Struggle with embroidery puckering or fabric distortion

  • Want garments that feel comfortable but still structured

  • Are tired of wasting money on unsuitable materials

  • Want to sew with more confidence and consistency

Benefits of Attending

By the end of the workshop, you will:

  • Understand why certain materials work better than others

  • Make informed purchasing decisions (saving money and time)

  • Improve the overall finish and durability of your projects

  • Gain confidence experimenting with new patterns and fabrics

  • Have clear guidance you can apply again and again

Many participants find that this knowledge transforms not just one project, but their entire approach to sewing.

Online Workshop Options & Booking

These workshops are currently delivered online (live), making them accessible no matter where you are. This format works particularly well for material education, close-up demonstrations and interactive Q&A.

⭐ Live Online Group Workshop

Duration: approx. 90 minutes
Group size: 5-10 participants
Price: £35 per person

What’s included:

  • Live, interactive session via video call

  • Clear explanations using real material samples shown on camera

  • Guidance for bag making, dressmaking, quilting and embroidery

  • Open Q&A throughout the session

  • Practical tips to avoid costly material mistakes

  • Downloadable PDF cheat sheet (summary of key concepts)

👉 Ideal for hobby sewists, confident beginners and intermediate makers

To book your workshop, please choose from drop down menu available date and time and proceed to checkout.

Please note that all times are shown in UK time (GMT/BST).

If international, to check your local time, click here:

Time Zone Converter

If you have any questions, need help choosing a session, or have specific requirements, feel free to get in touch using the Get in Touch form on the main page or email me directly at seventy.stitches@hotmail.com.

I’ll be happy to help.

1-to-1 Online Workshop / Consultation

Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Price: £85

A personalised session focused entirely on your projects and sewing goals.

Perfect if you:

  • Make bags or accessories regularly

  • Run (or plan to run) a small sewing business

  • Want help choosing materials for specific patterns

  • Need advanced guidance on structure, durability and finish

What’s included:

  • Tailored advice based on your fabrics and projects

  • In-depth discussion of suitable interfacings, waddings and stabilisers

  • Honest, experience-based recommendations

  • Time to ask detailed questions

Why Online Works So Well

  • No travel or venue limitations

  • Easier to show close-up textures and flexibility

  • More time for focused learning and questions

  • Accessible to sewists across the UK and beyond

Many participants prefer online sessions because they can take notes, refer back to their own fabrics at home, and apply what they learn immediately.

Not Sure Which Option to Choose?

If you’re unsure whether a group workshop or a 1-to-1 session is right for you, feel free to get in touch before booking.

I’m happy to help you choose the option that best suits your sewing experience and projects.

Specialist knowledge. Practical guidance. No overwhelm.