Hello Friends! It’s been a busy month for me with getting ready for not only weekly classes but also putting final touches on my summer camps!  Tower Hill Camp Fair is next week but I have my camps up right now on my website and the good news is that you can also register for camps at Tower Hill before anyone else sees them at the Camp Fair!  “Sew” exciting!  Please email me at bobbi@fascinationinfabrics.com or call me at 1-610-494-7742.  And please share this blog!  Thanks in advance! My camps for the summer are full of fun projects to test your child’s creativity and build both hand and sewing machine skills.  They also foster a love of sewing and the needle arts!

Camps at Tower Hill

The following camps can be found in my brochure on my website or in Tower Hills brochure.  I take care of the registration, so you may register for these camps on my site or by mail.

Sewing on the Go Camp

I have 2 general “Sewing on the Go” camp and each week has different projects geared to the interests and skills of the campers in the class.

American Girl Sewing

Back by popular demand, I’ve scheduled 2 “American Girl Sewing” Camps.  Beginners will make a simple wardrobe for their dolls while learning to sew by hand and by machine.  Advanced campers will love choosing several patterns to make clothes and accessories for their dolls while learning to navigate a pattern.  Again, both weeks will focus on different projects depending on the skill levels of my campers.

Creature Camp 2

Always a favorite and full of fun creating monsters and creatures out of a variety of materials.

Junior Sewing on the Go ***New this Year***

I’ve had such wonderful classes with my young friends during the year, I decided to try a Junior Camp for kids 4-6-years old.  This camp will be a morning only camp and will be mostly a hand sewing camp with stories and sewing crafts rounding out the morning.

Activity Week at Tower Hill Day Camp

July 23 – July 27 During this week, I will be the guest teacher at the day camp.  I’ll be doing beginning projects with both the Tower Tots (Minis) and the older kids.  This is a great way to see if your kids would enjoy the wonderful world of sewing!  Contact Ms. Cindy Sardo at csardo@towerhill.org with any questions.

Camps at The Tatnall School

If you are going to Tatnall or are looking for other weeks for camp, I have 2 summer camps at Tatnall.  The school takes care of their registrations so please contact Andrea Morrison andreamorrison@tatnall.org.

Sewing on the Go Camp

June 18 – June 22 August 6 – August 10 Learn basic hand and machine sewing skills while stitching lots of fun projects.  Each week has a different set of projects to sew and projects are geared to the interests and skills of the campers in the class.

Activities at Ursuline Academy

I am pleased to be back at Ursuline Academy for Winter/Spring classes.  And, the week of August 13 – August 17 I will be spending a few days teaching their very young campers to sew.  Any questions on the programs at Ursuline please call Mr James Greatorex at 1-302-658-7158 ext 251 or email jgreatorex@ursuline.org. Until next time, Ms. Bobbi

My goodness 2015 went fast! It’s January and time to think about Spring Sewing sessions and Summer Sewing Camps. The Camp Fairs are right around the corner…..

This year I am excited to again be at Tower Hill School for most of the summer. I will be offering 4 camps and your sewer can join me for either a half day or a full day. Many of my working parents let me know that they needed a full day of camp so now your wish is my command!

I will also be running 2 sewing camps in August at Tatnall and they will also have the option to join me for a half day or a full day. And, finally I am running 2 camps at Cab Calloway Summer School of the Performing Arts for campers that are in Kindergarten through Second Grade. It’s gonna be a busy summer but sew exciting!!!!

Here’s the link to click to my summer camps. Register early for best selection!

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Summer is often the best way for your kids to experience the joys of sewing. Classes are small and the atmosphere is more laid back than during the busy school year. Kids can choose a variety of sewing disciplines based on their interests. During the week they will be gain confidence in their ability to finish each project and use their creativity to personalize their projects based on their individual personalities. Wherever you may live be sure to investigate your local sewing shops or schools for sewing camps in your area.

Until next time,

Ms Bobbi