Explore your creativity with the 'Sew Yourself in Łazienki' workshop series designed for adults at the Royal Łazienki Museum. These engaging sessions teach practical sewing skills, guiding participants to transform fabric remnants into unique items like necklaces, pouches, and eye masks. Embrace a zero-waste philosophy, utilizing textiles featuring designs inspired by the natural beauty and art found within Łazienki Park.
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This workshop series, 'Zaszyj się w Łazienkach' (Sew Yourself in Łazienki), invites adults to learn practical sewing skills by transforming fabric scraps into unique items like necklaces, pouches, and eye masks. Operating under a zero-waste philosophy, the workshops utilize leftover textiles and fabrics featuring designs inspired by nature and art from the Łazienki Park.
The 'Zaszyj się w Łazienkach' (Sew Yourself in Łazienki) is a creative sewing workshop for adults, held in the intimate textile workshop at the New Palm House. Since 2020, these sessions have focused on teaching participants to sew simple items, inspired by seasonal activities and museum exhibitions, promoting a zero-waste approach by repurposing fabric remnants. The workshops utilize textiles printed with patterns drawn from the natural environment and art of the Łazienki Park. Participants are expected to have basic knowledge of sewing machine operation or hand-sewing techniques. The ticket price includes all necessary materials and accessories. Specific sessions include crafting colorful necklaces inspired by African craftsmanship on April 13th, making practical Japanese-style _komebukuro_ pouches for small items on May 12th, and sewing relaxing eye masks filled with aromatic herbs on June 16th.
Workshops are priced at 22 PLN per session, with tickets available for purchase online via Kicket, subject to a transaction fee. The ticket price covers all necessary materials and accessories for each workshop.
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