REIMAGINE & REINVENT: UPCYCLED FASHION FOR KIDS
with Educator Cyd Eva
Step into the world of sustainable style with this hands-on, artist-led workshop where pre-loved clothing becomes one-of-a-kind wearable art! Guided by a professional designer, you’ll learn how to transform old garments into bold, personalized pieces while exploring the foundations of eco-conscious fashion.
Get hands-on with a variety of techniques—basic sewing, hand stitching, embroidery, fabric painting, embellishing, and more—and bring your fashion ideas to life. Whether you’re a sewing newbie or a budding fashionista looking to level up your skills, you’ll receive guidance and inspiration every step of the way.
We’ll provide a curated selection of second-hand clothing, and you’re encouraged to bring a few items of your own to reinvent. With two sewing machines, a serger, and the option to bring your own machine, there’s plenty of room to experiment, play, and create.
Perfect for anyone passionate about personal style, creative reuse, and sustainable design. Walk out with fashion that’s uniquely you—and a fresh set of skills to keep the creativity flowing!
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CLASS INFORMATION | Two Sessions Available!
8 Weeks
Tuesday Evenings, September 15 – November 3rd | 4 – 6PM
$275/person includes suppliesÂ
Age 9 – 16
6 Weeks
Tuesday Evenings, November 10th – December 15th | 4 – 6PM
$220/person includes supplies
Age 9 – 16
ABOUT OUR EDUCATOR
Cyd Eva is a queer visual artist, fashion designer, face painter, teacher, dancer, and installation artist based in Coquitlam, BC. She holds a BFA in Visual Art from Simon Fraser University, a Fashion Design degree from Cape Town College of Fashion Design, and has trained in surface pattern design, creative entrepreneurship, and pattern drafting.
REGISTER ONLINE OR AT THE BOX OFFICE:
604.927.6555 | Open Monday – Saturday, 12 – 5PM
