Make Your Own Vulva Bodysuit Workshop

A Logocomo lesson in celebration of International Women’s Day and the Feminist March.
Are you eady to create something bold, extravagant, and joyful? This sewing workshop guides participants in designing and making a vulva bodysuit, a confident and playful costume suitable for the Feminist March and other festive occasions.

What participants will make and learn: 

Participants begin creating a wearable bodysuit while learning practical sewing skills:
• Sewing with different fabrics
• Working with sewing patterns
• Using a serger or overlocker
• Hands-on experience with sewing machines and tools

Included:
• All fabrics and materials
• Use of machines and tools
• Guided instruction throughout the session
• A supportive learning environment
• Increased confidence and creative satisfaction

Group size: 5 participants
Level: Some basic sewing experience is recommended
Teacher: Romy

Date & Time: Thursday, February 12, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM

Cost: €225
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