Spend four hours in a Brooklyn studio designing and sewing a made-to-measure bralette from French lace. Beginner-friendly instruction, provided machines and materials, and a custom pattern mean you leave with a finished, wearable piece.
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Sunlight filters through a studio window as a row of sewing machines hums, a small bar of French laces waiting like a palette. In this Brooklyn workshop you’ll sit at a worktable, pick a lace and elastic, and stitch a made-to-measure bralette under the guidance of an instructor—four focused hours from first measurements to a finished piece.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires fine-motor skills and the ability to sit and focus for the session.
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History
Brooklyn has a long history of small-scale manufacturing and maker workshops that fed New York’s garment trades and now support independent couture and craft studios.
Conservation
Workshops here often emphasize mindful fabric use and support local sourcing; consider mending and upcycling to reduce textile waste.
Reserve your spot on the Lingerie Making Workshop today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Complete the pre-class measurement call
Schedule the 10-minute Google Meets measurement or arrive 30 minutes early so instructors can prepare your pattern; no measurement means potential denial of entry.
Arrive within the late window
Workshops start punctually and allow a 10-minute late window—arriving on time ensures full instruction and group flow.
Public transit is convenient
Studio is accessible by subway or bus—use transit to avoid parking hassles and arrive relaxed.
Bring a notebook or take photos
Document seam allowances and fit adjustments for follow-up practice at home; instructors will demonstrate details you’ll want to reference later.
Soft measuring tape
Needed for the pre-class measurement call or in-studio fitting to ensure your pattern fits correctly.
Comfortable, supportive shoes
You’ll be on your feet occasionally when adjusting fabric and visiting the lace bar—comfort helps during long sessions.
Phone or camera
Useful for photographing steps, fit tweaks, and the finished garment for later reference.
Light snack and water
A short break during four hours is normal; bring a small snack to keep energy steady.