Lucy'S One To One Sewing Lessons

Sewing lessons in your own home in and around the Telford area.
Hand and machine sewing.
Discounts for groups available.
All ages welcome from 10 upwards.

Lucy has over 30 years of sewing experience.
She teaches you to sew in the comfort of your own home.

Don't know how to use your sewing machine?
Are you unsure where to start?
Have you been sewing a while, but stuck with a sewing issue?
Do you want to learn how to make a cushion cover or a bag?
Do you want to learn to how to make your own clothes?
Please feel free to contact Lucy to discuss your requirements.

£15 per hour - minimum of 2 hours.
Block bookings available too.
Happy to consider teaching small groups in your home too.

Lucy was born in the UK but raised in the West Indies and later Zambia before returning to the UK as a teenager. Her love of sewing started at an early age as she watched her mother at the sewing machine making clothes that were hard to find overseas. Her mother was able to turn just about any material into the finest of garments and taught Lucy to appreciate all fabrics and gave her the initial skills to design and create wonderful clothes.
At about seven years of age, Lucy started designing and making clothes for her dolls. She then progressed onto designing and sewing clothes for herself and friends.
She had her first commission at the age of 15 to make a blouse and dressing gown for a friend's mother.
Lucy designed and made her own wedding dress and bridesmaid dresses back in 1989. She continues to make many clothes for herself as she is a petite size and does not find it easy to find suitable clothes on the high street.
In 1997, when her children started school, she decided to start a full-time sewing business which grew from humble beginnings focusing on waistcoats through to a focus on couture dress making of bridal, evening and day wear for women.
Lucy loves designing and working with beautiful fabrics. Her work is influenced by her exotic upbringing allowing her to range from traditional English styles to the more colourful and dynamic styles of the Caribbean and Africa.