Program / Event Details

Provider: Moving History

Address
5232 Tramore Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21214
Primary Contact: Breai Mason-Campbell
Sewing Basics and Cultural Investigation
$600.00

Sewing & Textile Design: Stitch, Culture, and Craft

Explore the art of sewing through a hands-on experience that blends creativity, cultural learning, and practical skill-building. In a one-day residency, students focus on hand stitching techniques, while a week-long residency introduces sewing machine basics and guides participants through designing and creating their own purses or cross-body bags.

Rooted in cultural exploration, the class highlights indigo as an important tradition in African American history alongside denim as a defining American textile. Students gain insight into how fabric, fashion, and function connect to identity, innovation, and everyday life.

Participants build fine motor skills, patience, and design confidence while expressing their creativity through wearable art. Whether as a short workshop or extended residency, this class offers a meaningful blend of craftsmanship, culture, and personal style.

Event/Program Details

Event Length: Week-Long (3-5) Day Residency with a larger finished project at the end, or one day 45-60 minute workshop
Location: Your School or 4500 Harford Rd The Lot Recreation Center and Outdoor Space
Audiences: 9 - 12, PreK, Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Core Curricula: Social Studies, Career and Technology Education
Art Forms: Visual Art and Design
Program/Event Format: In School Residency, In School Workshop
Student Supports: Gifted / Advanced, Universal Design for Learning Compatible, Wheelchair Accessible, Special Ed
Website: https://www.movinghistorytogether.org