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Kids Thoughtful Fashion Club

5(6 reviews)
We are a charity exploring with the next generation of designers, consumers and decision makers what sustainable fashion is and how to do it.
Gospel Oak
In-person
from £72 pp
4 week term
Next available date:21st November 2024
What happens in this class?

In this captivating course, you'll learn how to develop your own unique dress sense and become a responsible designer, maker and consumer. Through practical, hands-on activities, you'll dive into the world of fashion and learn how to design and make clothes and accessories. But that's not all – we'll do it all while being mindful of our impacts on the environment.

We're incredibly fortunate to have the support of leading fashion brands, who have kindly donated their industry waste materials of the highest quality. This means you'll have the opportunity to experiment and create…

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Things to remember

How to get there: Tube: Belsize Park (Northern Line) • 10 min walk Overground: Gospel Oak • 5 min walk Buses: C11 (Southampton Road/Agincourt Road) • 24 & 46 (Mansfield Road) • 168 (Royal Free Hospital)

Please allow extra time to find us on your first visit!

How does a termly booking work?
Pro rata availability

You can book at the start of the term or at anytime during, with pro rata pricing automatically set

Trial Sessions

Look out for one-off trial sessions. When made available, you can book a trial before committing to the rest of the term.

Flexibility in your hands

It is up to you how many weeks you join, but don’t leave it too long, as you may risk sessions selling out!

FAQs
What is Included?
We are working with high quality industry waste materials kindly donated to us by leading fashion houses such as Ted Baker, Orlebar Brown, Anya Hindmarch, Marks & Spencer, Closet London, Eponine London etc. Students are also encouraged to deconstruct, redesign, alter and mend their existing clothes and accessories.
What will I learn?
We are working with high quality industry waste materials kindly donated to us by leading fashion houses such as Ted Baker, Orlebar Brown, Anya Hindmarch, Marks & Spencer, Closet London, Eponine London etc. Students are also encouraged to deconstruct, redesign, alter and mend their existing clothes and accessories.
Are there any concessions or offers?
We are reserving a limited number of bursary places for students in special circumstances. If you think you might be eligible to apply we require written proof (e.g. a letter from your child’s school explaining your case, universal credit docs etc) - We do NOT offer siblings discounts unless they fit in the above category. - Do you want to become a sponsor for a local child to be able to attend our classes? Do you want us to run a THRIVE Event at your child’s school or your workplace - if you want to support any aspect of our charitable work, please contact us at info@littlehandsdesign.com
Does it matter if I don’t have any sewing experience?
All ages and abilities are welcome! We gauge every student's skills and abilities at the beginning to be able to recommend the right level for each individual.
My child is not quite 8 years yet - can they still join?
We are treating every child as an individual - parents know their child best. If you suspect your child is above average dexterous, creative and able to fit into an age mixed course environment please contact us at info@littlehandsdesign.com to arrange a trial class.
You are a charity - why are your classes not free?
Our charitable work covers our bursary scheme, our work with refugees and asylum seekers and collaborations with local state schools and youth organisations. Our fundraising work is designed to make the above possible. Do you want to become a sponsor for a local child to be able to attend our classes? Do you want us to run a THRIVE Event at your child’s school or your workplace - if you want to support any aspect of our charitable work, please contact us at info@littlehandsdesign.com
Where are your classes located
At the London School of Mosaic, NW3 2HP, in the Ludham Basement.
Latest Reviews
5(6 reviews)
Cecily - 11 January 2023
My daughter did THRIVE club, she really enjoyed it.
James - 11 January 2023
My son did the young thrive club and had the most amazing time. At 14, he's very interested in thew sustainable fashion design, and Astrid provided exactly the kind of class that we have been desperate to find. She is an incredible teacher, and James can't wait to return.
Elena - 11 January 2023
My daughter is new to sewing and I booked her for the Young THRIVE Club. Astrid was fantastic! We could not be more pleased and are looking forward to the next session of classes!
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Booking Options
Full Term11 sessions
from £197
Pro-rata Term4 sessions
£72
Book for a large groupAre you looking for a large group/private event?

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Age Requirement

8
The teacher of this class has confirmed they have an up to date DBS check. If required, please get in touch for a copy of this certificate.

Flexible cancellation policy

Any class can be cancelled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase. See cancellation policy.
Your Teacher

Little Hands Design is a charity providing hands-on climate change education through fashion and textiles classes. They are teaching the next generation of designers, consumers and decision-makers what sustainable fashion is, and practical skills towards a more sustainable life. This includes understanding the origins of where our clothes come from, the impact of fast fasion on the environment and building skills in how to make and repair clothes rather than sending them to landfill.

Little Hands Design are a group of fashion designers, dressmakers and teachers, all passionate about contributing to a more mindful way with fashion.

Little…

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Class Location
London School of Mosaic
Gospel Oak
181 Mansfield Road
Ludham Estate
NW3 2HP
London

Reviews

Cecily - 11 January 2023
My daughter did THRIVE club, she really enjoyed it.
James - 11 January 2023
My son did the young thrive club and had the most amazing time. At 14, he's very interested in thew sustainable fashion design, and Astrid provided exactly the kind of class that we have been desperate to find. She is an incredible teacher, and James can't wait to return.
Elena - 11 January 2023
My daughter is new to sewing and I booked her for the Young THRIVE Club. Astrid was fantastic! We could not be more pleased and are looking forward to the next session of classes!
Aisha - 11 January 2023
My daughter attended Astrid's classes and she loved it, a few years later I decided to follow suit and registered. I had never used a sewing machine before and here I am 6 weeks later with a completed wearable kimono style jacket and I absolutely love it. Signing up to the classes with Little Hands Design was the best decision I have made for investing into myself. Astrid's way of teaching allows for everyone else in the class to also help and share their own ways of learning. By my final class I was also able to help a fellow class mate and it was the best feeling! It was so much more than learning, it was growing, evolving and sharing amongst such a beautiful, dynamic and diverse group and a most wonderful teacher. I hope to continue on this exciting journey with Little Hands Design!
Fiona - 11 January 2023
Wonderful classes that teach proper sewing for my budding young clothes designer - a Marc Jacobs in the making …
Sarah-Jane - 11 January 2023
This is a wonderful class for children who are passionate about sewing, design and to be a sustainable being in this world. Sewing classes for children are so hard to find in London and Little Hands is an absolute gem. My son aged 10 made his own jacket after just one term at Little Hands.