Name: It’s Sew Maddie! Sewing Class – Tie Knot Bag Edition
Start: 2025-04-12T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-04-12T11:30:00-04:00
Location: The Self Care Marketplace

$It\u2019s Sew Maddie! Sewing Class \u2013 Tie Knot Bag Edition$

Looking for a fun creative way to spend your day? Come sew with Maddie to make your very own stylish Tie Knot Bag.
About this Event

Whether you are new to sewing or already a pro, this hands-on class is the perfect way to learn, create, and make some new friends in a friendly fun environment.

No experience? No problem! You will leave with a completed bag, new sewing skills, and great memories with fellow sewist.

Limited Spots – Only 10 Available!

5 spots with sewing machines provided

5 spots for those bringing their own machine

Ticket Options:Standard Ticket (Using Provided Machine)Sewing machine provided
Fabric & pre-cut pattern included
Step-by-step instructionBYOM (Bring Your Own Machine)Bring your own sewing machine
Fabric & pre-cut pattern included
Step-by-step instructionBYOM Participants – Don’t Forget to Bring:
- Sewing foot
- Scissors
- Pins or fabric clips
- Seam ripper
- Neutral-colored thread with a wound bobbin

Sew, laugh, create, and connect in a friendly, fun environment! Spaces are limited, so grab your spot today!

Madelyn Archibald, born and raised in Harlem, is a self-taught sewing enthusiast who discovered her passion during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the founder of It’s Sew Maddie, she is dedicated to making sewing accessible, inspiring creativity, and fostering a supportive community for makers of all skill levels.

A featured designer in several fashion shows, her designs have also been showcased in an earring campaign. One of her most memorable moments was custom designing a piece for her favorite muse model and being photographed on the steps of the Met Museum during New York Fashion Week (NYFW).

Madelyn’s work and impact in the sewing world were recently highlighted in Raleigh.com, recognizing her commitment to empowering others through creativity. She is especially passionate about teaching women in transition programs, helping them gain valuable skills, build confidence, and unlock new opportunities through sewing.

Through her Sew & Tell series, hosted by It’s Sew Maddie, she creates a welcoming space where people can explore their creativity, share stories, and leave with a handmade piece and lifelong skills.