easy
2–3 hours
Requires only light physical activity; suitable for all fitness levels.
Join a unique 2.5-hour sustainable fashion workshop in Minneapolis where you can learn to up-cycle old garments with expert guidance. Transform your wardrobe and reduce waste creatively!
Discover a creative way to breathe new life into your wardrobe with Fiber Works MPLS's "Revamp, Repurpose, Renew" workshop. This private 2.5-hour experience in Minneapolis offers a hands-on approach to sustainable fashion. Bring along up to five garments you no longer wear, and an expert instructor will guide you through innovative up-cycling techniques to transform your clothes into fresh, wearable pieces. This workshop not only sparks creativity but also promotes an eco-friendly lifestyle by reducing textile waste. Beyond just revising your old clothing, you'll learn skills that empower you to make thoughtful choices about fashion consumption. The intimate class size ensures personalized attention, making it perfect for individuals or small groups eager to learn together. Whether you're a beginner or have some crafting experience, this workshop provides an engaging environment to experiment and renew your style sustainably. Situated in Minneapolis, participants can combine this workshop with exploring local art scenes, cafes, and parks, creating a full day of mindful living and creativity. Join Fiber Works MPLS for an inspiring afternoon that nurtures both your creativity and the planet.
Save time and maximize the workshop by bringing up to five clothing items you'd like to revamp.
Wear clothes you don't mind getting some craft materials on during the up-cycling process.
Arriving 10 minutes early lets you settle in and pick your workspace for the best experience.
This workshop takes place indoors, so expect comfortable, stable climate conditions regardless of weather.
Minneapolis has a rich textile and fashion manufacturing history that informs today's sustainable design culture.
Fiber Works MPLS actively promotes reuse and waste reduction, supporting broader zero-waste initiatives in the city.
Bring up to five clothing items you want to revamp during the workshop.
Wear clothes that can get paint, glue, or fabric dyes on them safely.
Helpful for carrying finished pieces or leftover materials after class.
For jotting down techniques and ideas shared by the instructor.