About All Sewn Up!
About Anne
All Sewn Up! is a sewing school located in Ann Arbor, Michigan offering weekly classes for children, teens and adults. The curriculum is project based on whatever the student’s ability and what they want to make. There have been students who want to learn how to make their own clothes, alter their clothes and students who want to cover their own furniture. You get to decide!
The school also offers summer sewing camps.
Location: 3 Medford Circle, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734-971-5610
Anne has been sewing for over fifty years. She majored in Clothing and Textiles at
Michigan State University. Anne has been teaching children and adults to sew since 2004. Anne developed the Washtenaw Community College Sewing Fundamentals Courses in 2010.
The All Sewn UP Sewing School was featured in the Crazy Wisdom Journal Kids in the Community, Sept-Dec 2015 issue. Issue 61 pp 82-83. Learn more about Anne and the school on CrazyWisdomJournal.com.
In June 2012, Anne and All Sewn UP! was featured with a story in the Ann Arbor Observer. Learn more about Anne
and All Sewn Up Sewing School, annarborobserver.com.
All Sewn Up! was featured on an episode on MTV's Made in 2006 about a Huron High School student who wanted to become a fashion designer. Sewing lessons with Anne enabled him to assemble his creations.
About
Heather
Ellie’s mom taught her to sew on a sewing machine when she was only seven years old. She has made clothes, quilts, and altered clothing, and has even sold tote bags on Etsy. Ellie always wanted to be a teacher and has a Masters in Education from U of M. Currently, she teaches beginner handcrafting (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, embroidery and hand sewing) classes Washtenaw Community College. In addition to handcrafts she teaches piano and is a professional nanny. Ellie is super excited to be teaching summer camps at the All Sewn Up Sewing School!
Heather learned how to sew on a machine when she was just eight years old. She had the best-dressed doll in town! Heather furthered her sewing through the Pennsylvania 4H program where she received state level accolades! Then she majored in Home Economics at Bridgewater College, VA and, has since, sewn professionally at custom drapery workrooms.
Heather has a lot of teaching experience. She began teaching as a volunteer in 4H and quickly found joy in offering summer camps (and eventually after-school classes) at local fabric stores in the Dallas area. Currently, she is a STEAM teacher at a Montessori school in Pinckney where she works with children grades K-8. Heather still offers adult sewing classes at WCC. In her spare time, she enjoys watching her high school son at his running sports or snuggling her two cats.
About
Ellie
