Join a unique embroidery workshop in Amsterdam’s De Pijp district to celebrate 750 years of the city’s history. Learn essential stitches and create a Dutch-inspired artwork in a cozy setting.
Join a unique embroidery workshop in Amsterdam’s De Pijp district to celebrate 750 years of the city’s history. Learn essential stitches and create a Dutch-inspired artwork in a cozy setting.
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Operated by De Steek · Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
easy.
3 hours.
No special physical fitness required; suitable for anyone comfortable sitting for extended periods
No experience is needed; the workshop is designed for complete beginners with expert guidance provided.
Yes, all embroidery tools, materials, and a pattern are included in the workshop fee.
Yes, the workshop is conducted in both English and Dutch to accommodate participants.
Absolutely. If you don’t finish during the workshop, you can take your materials and pattern home to complete it.
Light refreshments like coffee, tea, and cookies are included to enjoy during the session.
The workshop is for adults aged 18 and over.
Amsterdam grew from a small fishing village into a major trading port over 750 years, deeply influencing global commerce and art.
The workshop promotes sustainable craft by encouraging reuse of materials and mindful artistry.
De Steek is a Amsterdam‑based craft studio and teaching collective offering hands‑on sewing, upcycling and fibre craft workshops across De Pijp and Amsterdam West. The programme includes structured multi‑session courses such as beginner sewing series and lingerie workshops, short one‑day projects like upcycled baby sets and puff top classes, plus walk‑in and drop‑in lessons in a community Sewing Café. Experienced makers and named instructors teach many sessions — for example, designer Ulara leads lingerie workshops, Michelle teaches sewing classes in Amsterdam West, Studio Itske runs upcycled baby projects, and illustrator Monique Clara contributes a punch needle workshop to special events. Classes cover practical skills such as machine basics, pattern work, repairing and visible mending, and garment construction from bralettes and underwire bras to skirts, pants and children’s clothes. De Steek also hosts craft lessons for kids and teens, guided knitting, crochet, embroidery, punch needle and weaving sessions in the craft café, and offers table rentals for independent makers. Several offerings explicitly blend sustainability and reuse, with upcycling workshops to transform existing garments. Sessions and lessons are scheduled across neighbourhood studios and the craft café, with formats ranging from guided single‑project lessons to multi‑week courses for skill progression. De Steek is listed on The Adventure Collective and presents its full schedule and booking options through that platform and direct studio listings.
Book with De Steek