Become eligible to participate in our monthly sewing programs! Learn sewing basics, fabric selection, complete two projects, and learn basics of machine maintenance and care.
Who can attend? 4th-12th graders who are interested in becoming members of our sewing club. Sewing club meets the first and third thursday of each month from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
When? October 16, 2026, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. (This is during fall break.)
Where? 312 W Broad St, STE 7 Livingston, TN 38570
Registration Details
There are only 8 total spots available, first come, first served. This is a limited capacity program. Must be in 4th grade and up as of January 1, 2027. This program must be completed before you are allowed to attend regular sewing program.
The sewing day camp will focus on getting the skills needed to join our sewing program.
All youth are considered beginners until agents and volunteers evaluate their progress and projects completed.
Projects completed will vary based on the youth’s progress. Youth attending will complete at least two projects.
Cost of continuing sewing varies by project. Purchasing additional supplies, materials, and/or fabric may be required for projects therefore projects may cost more.
We have many sewing machines for youth to use. Youth may use our machines or bring their own. As youth advance, we will encourage them to invest in their own machines.
E-mail nmarrero@utk.edu to reserve a spot. If your child has completed any sewing, include information on that too.
We accept cash, check, and card. Payment is due one week prior.
We accept cash, check, and card. Payment is due two weeks prior. Payment is prefered in person but can be done online.
- Enroll in 4-H.
- Pay online for your registration.
- Sewing Day Camp Flyer and Registration Form.
- Contact us to see if you have a 600a form done already, or complete one now.
- Please note, 600a(s) are good for one calendar year unless a change is made by the state office. You may be required to fill out a new one at any point in time.
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