Unit 7, Newtec Place

Magdalen Road, OX4 1RE

01865 722082

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Sewing Sessions (Witney)

🗓️ Every Friday, 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm
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At Cogges Church Centre, Witney OX28 3LA

A friendly and social time where you are welcome to complete your own sewing projects or learn new skills through pre-set topics. You can use our sewing equipment knowing there is technical advice at hand, or you can bring your own. 

The sessions are led by Maria who has over 30 years' experience teaching and working in the clothing and textiles industry.

 

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