Diana A.
10/28/2025
Loved my experience with their introductory sewing course! Caitríona was an incredibly patient and thoughtful instructor. I appreciated that the projects were all beginner-friendly, yet packed...
Moving Thread
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13347 W Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Moving Thread is a Los Angeles-based sewing workshop that offers a creative space for individuals to learn and connect through the art of sewing. Specializing in beginner to intermediate sewing and garment construction, they provide a range of workshops that aim to inspire participants to develop a deeper connection with their clothes and appreciate the craftsmanship behind them.
Founded by Lissa, who discovered her passion for sewing at a young age, Moving Thread is driven by a desire to empower individuals to create their own unique wardrobe and reduce their impact on the environment. With a focus on sustainability, their workshops encourage repairing and making clothes, as well as promoting responsible consumer choices. Join their community of creatives and embark on a journey of self-expression and skill-building in the world of sewing.
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Thomas B.
7/29/2025
Love love love Moving Thread. I have done a parent/child class where we each made a bag. Was empowering to learn how to use a sewing machine and actually make something useful from raw materials....
joanna W.
11/16/2025
Ive taken two classes at A Moving Thread and have walked away with so much knowledge. The instructors are very skilled and talented and do an amazing job of explaining the process of sewing and...
Kelly G.
9/24/2024
If you want to learn to sew, this is the place! Lissa and Rose are great at breaking down each step and giving advice to have a quality finished project. The classes are small so you get a lot of...
Jeremy D.
3/20/2025
Fantastic! We are signed up for our 4th round. My daughter LOVES it, as a parent we love it. Multiple physical project outputs, creativity, consistency, community. This is 20hours of work in 8...
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