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Girls that Sew: Sisters of Bobbin

Girls That Sew is an emerging production house and creative collective, envisioned to operate out of a dynamic space such as the Russell Industrial Center, Lincoln Street Art Park, or another collaborative studio yet to be determined. Our mission is to serve as a vibrant hub and resource for those passionate about sewing — a place where we can learn from one another, refine our individual skills, and grow together in both craft and business.

We aim to foster a space where creative seamstresses and skilled alterations specialists can connect, collaborate, and create. Whether you’re a hobbyist looking to deepen your technique or an entrepreneur interested in small-batch manufacturing and mass-order production, Girls That Sew is built to support that journey.

This is the foundation of what we’re calling Sisters of the Traveling Bobbin (Name TBD) — a startup rooted in community, collective energy, and trade education. We’re currently looking for dedicated, passionate makers to join us on this journey. If you believe in the power of sisterhood, storytelling through fabric, and building something from the ground up — we’d love to hear from you.

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Name? *
Email? *
Phone Number? *
Instagram? *
Did you go to school for fashion or sewing? *
Have you had any jobs that require sewing? *
How many years of experience do you have with a sewing machine? Industrial, Heavy-Duty, Brand? *
How many years of experience do you have with a serger or cover stitch machine? *
Have your designs been in any fashion shows? If so, please list below *
What makes you a good fit to be apart of an all sewing production house? *
What inspires you to be apart of a community start-up/collective focused towards trade/sewing education and production?  *
Because this is a collective/co-working space, rent will be split between all members (goal: under $200 a month) are you comfortable with this if chosen? *
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