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The average cost of 60-minute Sewing lessons is $66. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and location, you should expect to spend between $20 and $125 per hour.
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"My first lesson was great she was very knowledgeable and joyful. I’m so excited about my next class."
Took Sewing lessons with Vena H.
"Vena is an excellent instructor. She really takes her time to get to know her student and how she can help. Also, very knowledgeable about the business, definitely recommend her if you’re serious abou..."
Took Sewing lessons with Vena H.
"Vena was very knowledgeable in all of the areas of sewing I had questions in. She drew on her 15 years' professional experience to give me great pointers for the clothing line I am getting up and run..."
Took Sewing lessons with Vena H.
"Vena is very knowlegable about patternmaking and haute couture techniques. Besides, that she also helps me to see exactly were difficulties could come up, so that I wouldn't get into the usual beginne..."
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