🧵 Learn Beginner Sewing at The Hen House – Make a Kitchen Towel October 29

The Hen House, a custom embroidery and appliqué business in Soddy-Daisy, is opening its doors for a hands-on sewing class designed for people new to the craft. Whether you’ve never threaded a needle or haven’t sewn in years, this beginner-friendly project offers a low-pressure way to learn a practical skill and create something useful for your home.

📅 Class Details & What to Bring

The class takes place on October 29, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. Participants will create a hanging kitchen towel-a simple, functional project perfect for first-time sewers. The total cost is $25, with a $10 non-refundable deposit required to reserve your spot and the remaining $15 due on the day of class. 🏠

You’ll need to bring your own sewing machine, thread, pins, or clips. The Hen House will supply all materials, including the towel and interfacing, so you can focus on learning the basics without worrying about sourcing supplies. ✂️

💡 Why This Matters for Local Crafters

Sewing classes offer more than just a finished project-they build confidence and open doors to a lifelong hobby. For residents in the region looking to develop a new skill or reconnect with an old one, structured beginner classes remove the intimidation factor and create a welcoming entry point. Community-based instruction like this keeps traditional crafts alive and strengthens local connections through shared creative experience. ✨

To register or ask questions, reach out to The Hen House directly at (423) 332-8282 or through their Facebook page. Spots are limited, so securing your deposit early is recommended. 📞