Session or Support Description
To learn to sew and be part of projects. Participants will be able to identify and name basic sewing tools and equipment. Participants will demonstrate how to thread a needle and make basic hand stitches (e.g., running stitch, backstitch). Participants will learn how to safely use a sewing machine under supervision. Participants will improve fine motor coordination through tasks such as threading needles, cutting fabric, and stitching. Participants will demonstrate improved hand-eye coordination when operating a sewing machine or doing hand-sewing. Participants will explore their creativity by selecting fabric patterns and colours for simple sewing projects. Participants will complete a basic sewing project (e.g., pillowcase, tote bag, or simple garment). Participants will learn to follow simple step-by-step instructions to complete a sewing task. Participants will develop confidence and a sense of accomplishment through finishing projects.
Expected outcomes
Basic Sewing Skills
Fine Motor Skills & Coordination
Improve hand-eye coordination
Creativity and design
Brain Growth
Problem Solving and Independence
Happiness
Social interaction with others
Working as a team
Emotional and personal development
Improved self-esteem through achieving sewing goals.
How to arrange this session
If you are: self-funding, using a direct payment, or an ISF holding organisation you can contact the provider directly to arrange this session.
If you have chosen for adult social care to arrange your support and you have a Care and Support Plan you can contact the access team at the council who can help you to make the arrangements. Access team contact details: 0300 1234 131