Queer Craft Night – Stitch n Bitch! at Assemble – Pittsburgh, PA

It’s time for Assemble’s annual event – Stitch n Bitch!

Bring 1-3 articles of clothing from home that you would like to alter to fit, mend or make over with Sally Louise. We will have open work time with quick demos while you work on your individual projects with an experienced sewer at your side to walk you through it. All sizes welcome, all sewing levels welcome (beginners are encouraged!)

Sally Louise Polk is a queer, nonbinary independent fashion and jewelry designer. They are passionate about creating better inclusion in fashion for people of size and trans people, which informs the way they look at patterning, alterations and the industry. They are one of the founders of Sew Inclusive, a fat positive sewing and alterations workshop series held at the Made Institute, an independent fashion school in Philadelphia. They are currently working on expanding the project to Pittsburgh.

Queer Craft Night is a safe space for introverts and extroverts alike! It’s a time to co-create, collaborate, and celebrate! We run every third Thursday with the goal of building familiarity and solidarity among our crafting community. The only way forward is together. We hope to see you there!

Non-alcoholic drinks and snacks included, as well as access to all our tools and supplies.

This event is intended to be a safe space for queer / queer-identifiying community members, and is open to people of all gender identities and sexual orientation + cis/cis-het allies.