WORKSHOPS
For inquiries or ideas for future workshops, contact the FabMo Workshops Committee.
Comraderie! Creativity! Inspiration! New skills!
Come explore some new ways to use your favorite FabMo materials in a fun and supportive group. Sessions will be held on site at FabMo and space is limited. Be sure to sign up early to reserve your spot.
Openings are available for our Fabric Flower Making Workshop on March 16th! Come join us and learn how to make two different kinds of kanzashi flowers using a Japanese folding technique.
Planning for additional workshops is underway. Keep an eye on the FabMo Newsletter for future announcements!
To sign up, click on the workshop photo or sign up button. Add the desired seat quantity to your shopping cart and go through the checkout process.
If the workshop is sold out or you can’t make the date the class is offered, click on the waitlist button below to be notified of future workshops!
Upcoming Workshops
Workshop sold out, or not currently offered? Interested in attending, but can’t make the date?
Add your name to a waitlist to be notified of seats that open up in a sold-out workshop or future dates if the workshop is offered again.
Advance payment for FabMo workshops is required to secure your spot. In the event you have paid and cannot attend, reservations may be transferred (i.e., find a friend to take your place). In lieu of that, payment may be applied toward a future workshop or considered a donation to FabMo. There will be no refunds or credits for cancellations 48 hours or less before the workshop takes place. In the event of a workshop cancellation (e.g., if we do not have a minimum number of participants signed up), all paid workshop fees will be refunded.














9:30 am to 12:30 pm Sunday, March 16
Learn how to make beautiful fabric flowers by using kanzashi, a Japanese folding technique. You will learn how to make two types of kanzashi flowers that can be pinned to coats or other garments, or used to decorate bags or pouches. The class fee is $45, which covers all the materials you need, including lightweight fabric, sewing needles, thread, buttons, and hot glue guns.
No sewing experience is necessary to make these fabulous pieces of art. This class is geared to all skill levels and is open to adults and children ages thirteen and up. All minors must have a paid for seat and be accompanied by a paying adult.