Age group

Handicap accessible

Internet Access

Classrooms

For the last 24 years, our team has been dedicated to teaching the art of sewing to over 21,000 children. We understand how important it is to make sure everyone is having a great experience while learning to sew and that each child is taking away a sense of accomplishment and pride in their work. Our staff are highly experienced and are skilled in adapting instruction to each individual child’s learning style and preferences.

At our sewing school, we make sure every child is having a positive experience and leaves feeling proud of their work. Our team of friendly and knowledgeable instructors are highly skilled in providing instruction tailored to the specific needs of each individual child. Over the past 24 years, we have taught over 21,000 children the basics of sewing. 

We are passionate about helping children learn the art of sewing and create something they can be proud of! Our experienced staff are experts at creating a fun and engaging learning environment that is customized to each child’s unique learning style. For 24 years now, we have been teaching and inspiring over 21,000 children to sew!

Sewing

Art & Crafts

Affordable

2.5 HR CLASSES MEET WEEKLY
Ages 6 -17
6 Week Session – $425

 LET’S GET SEWING!

Pre-classes are held promptly at 7:30 AM on the first day of a program week.
Pre-classes are a necessary prerequisite for all new students.

Summer Sewing

We will gladly hold a sewing camp any week that your school is on vacation with at least 10 students!
Nov 11: Veterans Day, 1 Day Program
Nov 23: Day Before Thanksgiving, 1 Day Program 
Nov 25: Day After Thanksgiving, 1 Day Program  
Dec 30, 1 Day Program 
Jan 16; Martin Luther King Day; 1 Day Program
Apr 7: Good Friday; 1 Day Program 

1-Day Programs

Coed

Kids

Tweens

Sew Easy Naples

When my 8-year-old daughter declared, "No way do I want to go to that sewing camp!," I understood the issue. She would rather stay at home, use two fingers, and play in her made-up "Syms" world on her iPad than use all ten of her fingers and her intellect. She was pulled along with her older sister, who also enjoys sewing, of course. She excitedly showed me the beginner's pillow she had created when I went to pick them up. Then she showed me the turtle hat she planned to make next that was hanging on the wall. She adored it, which is understandable given that she enjoys following the thorough directions on Lego sets and that the step-by-step, kid-friendly instructions in this sewing session are similar. 