Kids Camp: Sporty Jogger Sweatpants

If class if full, please sign up for our waitlist and we will contact you if a place becomes available.

2025 Waitlist

My personal go to around the house and the grocery store (don't judge) are a nice pair of slim joggers, with pockets, of course! This is a great introduction to sewing with knits and will answer that baffling question, "How can you accidentally make pants into a skirt." The answer is, way easier than you think! Aside from my own personal sewing fails, we will learn about working with knits, finishing edges and oodles of more sewing skills! 

List of Supplies to Bring to Class:

Slim Fit Jogger:

• Main Fabric: 
  • 2 yards of knit fabric like french terry or ponte knit (make sure it's medium weight) or knit waffle cotton (think thermal undershirts)
• Cuffs and Top Band:
  • 1 yard of knit ribbing
• 1 yard of 1.5" of elastic 

Also Bring:

• Lunch, two snacks and a water bottle
  

Class Level: This class is for Advanced Beginner Kid Sewists ages 8 and up. It would be great if the child had previous sewing machine and garment sewing experience before attending this class to reduce their learning curve. 

Cancellation/Return Policy: No refunds are offered for classes or camps. Cancellations received 72 hours before class start, will be able to redistribute their class fees to another class/camp. Cancellations received less than 72 hours before class start or no-shows forfeit their class fees. We are unable guarantee the same class or session will be available for rescheduling. Arriving more than 30 minutes late for class may be a forfeit of class fees. COVID and any other government mandated shutdowns have the same cancellation/Return policy. 

COVID-19 Precautions: Please read our following policy regarding COVID-19 HERE. As you know, these are procedures we have always had for our students. If they are ever changing and we update them continuously. We have not changed in our dedication to student safety and assure you of how seriously we are taking this epidemic and the health of our students.