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WRKRM
Learning, Making, and Crafting by Hand
23 Bins WRKRM is a creative extension of the studio: offering hands-on instruction, collaborative learning experiences, and opportunities to explore garment making, tailoring, repair, and sustainable design in an approachable, community-focused environment.
Whether you're learning basic sewing skills, refining construction techniques, or simply looking to reconnect with making things by hand, WRKRM is designed to encourage creativity, curiosity, and craftsmanship.
Interested in private instruction or upcoming workshops? Reach out to learn more about current classes, future workshops, and special events:
What WRKRM Offers
Group Classes
Small group classes are designed to provide practical, approachable learning experiences in a supportive setting. Instruction is hands-on and personalized, whether you're learning the basics of sewing, navigating a specific project, or developing more advanced garment construction skills.
Topics my include:
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Sewing fundamentals
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Pattern reading and garment construction
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Alterations and repair techniques
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Working with reclaimed textiles
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Machine basics and troubleshooting
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Fit and finishing techniques
Offerings will rotate throughout the year and may vary based on season, interest, and upcoming collaborations.
Workshops & Special Events
WRKRM also hosts occasional workshops, community events, and collaborative creative experiences centered around craftsmanship, sustainability, and wearable art.
These may include:
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Visible mending workshops
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Garment upcycling events
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Introductory sewing nights
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Creative repair sessions
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Guest artist collaborations
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Community maker events
The WRKRM Philosohpy
WRKRM was created as a space to slow down, work with your hands, and rediscover the value of thoughtful craftsmanship. At its core, it’s about learning skills that foster creativity, confidence, and a deeper appreciation for the garments we wear every day.
Through sewing, repair, reconstruction, and design, WRKRM encourages a more intentional relationship with clothing - one rooted in resourcefulness and individuality. Every class, workshop, and session is built around the idea that making something by hand is not only practical, but meaningful.
Whether you're learning a new skill for the first time or continuing to grow your craft, WRKRM is meant to be a welcoming environment for creativity and connection.
Who This Is For
WRKRM welcomes:
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Complete beginners
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Hobby sewists and makers
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Individuals interested in sustainable fashion
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Creatives looking to learn new skills
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Anyone curious about garment construction and repair
No prior experience is necessary unless otherwise noted for specific classes or workshops.
What to Expect
Instruction is intentionally hands-on, relaxed, and collaborative. Small class sizes allow for personalized guidance and a more engaging learning experience.
Materials and project requirements may vary depending on the class or workshop