Miss Maker's Sewing Room

Miss Maker’s Sewing Room is nestled in a quiet corner on the top floor of this marvellous emporium which provides a calm, creative and inspiring atmosphere.

In addition to attending your choice of sewing courses from the range Miss Maker offers, you can also visit midweek for full use of sewing machines and equipment. Take time out to work on your own creation in a well-equipped, friendly environment with expert guidance on hand (an hourly rate for one to one tuition applies*). Bring along your own project or choose from a range of fabrics and patterns available to buy.

You can also sample the delightful food in The Courtyard Café (lunch is included for all Miss Maker Saturday courses) as well as being tempted by the beautiful antiques, collectables and home accessories that are to be found throughout the many rooms of the centre.

*to check times available and book online

Located in the picturesque village of Hartley Wintney the building 63/65 High Street has housed a number of different businesses. Beginning in the 1830’s when it was Parker’s Bakery, later becoming Miss Amelia Cuddeford’s Boarding School for Young Ladies in the 1870’s. Sewing also features strongly in the fabric of the building, as from the 1890’s to 1948 the building was owned by the tailor Tommy Raddon.