New members can join a local chapter or become a Member at Large. Local chapters host meetings, social events, fashion shows, online meetings, and more and often host … Join now

ASG is made up of Chapters, Neighborhood Groups, and Members at Large. We offer something for every level of sewing experience both in-person and virtual meetings, classes and events on a local and national level.
Local meetings, video library, weekly Notions email, new weekly articles, shopping discounts, online classes, University of Fashion discount, annual conference, and sew much more!
We offer numerous opportunities to expand your sewing education, from seminars at the annual conference to live online classes, videos on demand, and local events.
Local ASG chapters offer regular meetings, host social events, offer educational classes and workshop. Many also perform sewing related service projects for their community.
ASG sponsors an in-person and a virtual conference. Both feature classes and vendors, while the annual conference also includes workshops, social events, tours, and more.
New members can join a local chapter or become a Member at Large. Local chapters host meetings, social events, fashion shows, online meetings, and more and often host … Join now
ASG is made up of Chapters, Neighborhood Groups and Members at Large (virtual members). Benefits to members include: Unlimited access to a library of over 150 online … See the benefits
We have chapters across the country. Search here for a chapter near you. If you don't find one, consider starting a chapter in your area. Not interested in being part of … Find a chapter
Our annual Conference options give sewing enthusiasts a place to celebrate all things sewing, quilting and embroidery. The conference is open to to the public. If you … Learn more
Do you have scraps of faux fur leftover from other projects? Or maybe you have other fur items you’d like to repurpose into something else? Try making just 2 pompoms, and you may become “pompom crazy!” A major symptom: embellishing everything in sight with puffy little faux fur pompoms. At a glance, tracing circles on […]
You can take advantage of the bias grain in couture garments in two ways: Garment sections or entire garments can be cut on the bias grain to create interesting effects in the drape, fit, and visual design of the garment, or Bias-cut fabric strips can be used to bind edges and to create piping for […]
Pin weaving is a form of small-scale weaving traditionally done on a frame made of pins with the warp and weft wrapping around the pins. Pin-woven textiles have a selvage edge all the way around. The equipment needed for pin weaving is minimal, consisting of straight pins; a padded, pinnable board; a rectangle of fusible […]
American Sewing Guild
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Houston TX 77096
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