Course – Pan Evening School
Sewing workshop, from old to new
Are you ready for recycling, repair, customization and brand new creations? Sewing Workshop is for those who want to learn to sew, get better, or just want to sew with others in a creative and safe community.
Season: 2026
Period: Runs September 14th – December 7th, once a week.
Time: Monday 7:00 PM-9:15 PM.
About the course
You start with a small basic project, so you get a good introduction, and together you find a level that suits you. Then you work on your own ideas and projects with support along the way. Each time begins with a short joint review of a technique or trick, so you become more familiar with the sewing machine and learn to see the possibilities in the clothes you already have. Then grab those pants that are too long, the jacket with a hole, or the duvet cover you dream of transforming, and give it new life together with others. The course can end with a small fashion show.
Who is the course for?
All levels, from beginner to advanced.
Practical information
Season: 2026
Period: Runs September 14th – December 7th, once a week.
Registration deadline: September 13th.
Time: Monday 7:00 PM-9:15 PM.
Location: Crafts & Design: Textile Workshop 30 (360/363), Artillerivej 57, 2300 Copenhagen S.
Teacher: Louise Beck.
Language of instruction: Danish (can be repeated in English if needed, 1-to-1 guidance could be in English).
Price (non-members): 1,650 kr.
Price (Pan Idræt members): 1,320 kr. (you save 330 kr.)
Courses: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30 and 12/7 (2026).
Prerequisites: No prerequisites necessary.
Material: 50 DKK of the participation fee goes towards basic materials (thread, buttons and recycled fabric). If you want to work with new fabric or larger projects, you must purchase them yourself – the teacher will be happy to provide guidance.
What is included: A sewing machine and basic tools are provided. Basic materials (thread, buttons and recycled fabric) are included in the course price.
Access conditions: Access conditions include level access and elevators in the modern buildings, but heavy traffic and congestion at bicycle parking can sometimes challenge accessibility for pedestrians and people with walking difficulties.
