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
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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.
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Member Benefits
Local meetings, video library, weekly Notions email, new weekly articles, shopping discounts, online classes, University of Fashion discount, annual conference, and sew much more!
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Sewing Education
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.
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ASG Chapters
Local ASG chapters offer regular meetings, host social events, offer educational classes and workshop. Many also perform sewing related service projects for their community.
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ASG Conference
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.
Membership Benefits
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
Chapter Locator
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
Annual Conference
Our Virtual Conference options give sewing enthusiasts an opportunity to learn from the comfort of their own home. If you love sewing, you'll love the creativity, ideas, … Learn more
Q&A: Needle Notes
We’ve received a lot of needle-related questions lately, so let’s get some answers. Q: My sewing machine has a needle-up/needle-down function. Why do I need that? A: The needle positioning option eliminates the need to turn the machine hand-wheel manually to get the needle where you want it to be—either above the fabric level, or […]
Sewing Curves with Minimal Pins
Sewing curves can be one of the trickier techniques in sewing, especially when you’re working with delicate fabrics or intricate patterns. Traditionally, many sewists use multiple pins to secure curved seams. However, the “minimal pin” or even “one-pin” method is popular for its efficiency, precision, and fabric preservation. Why Use Minimal Pins for Sewing Curves? […]
Made in the Suede
In 1970, a Japanese company called Toray created Ultrasuede®, a non-woven polyester/polyurethane fabric designed to mimic actual suede. And did it ever! It looked and felt like the real deal and it was available by the yard in a host of fashion colors and with no imperfections. Since the debut of Ultrasuede, other manufacturers have […]