Summer Camps
Fabricate Studios offers weeklong beginner and intermediate friendly Summer Camps. In the Sewing Summer Camps, students will learn to use a sewing machine and make multiple projects that they can show off to friends and family.
All new 2025 projects have been selected and each week has a different theme — check out the Upcoming Dates tab to learn more about what we’re working on each week of camp!
**At Fabricate Studios, our expertise is teaching and we’re committed to this mission by completely eliminating retail from our facility; we are strictly an educational space. This means that our studio is closed to the public and students will have the instructor’s complete attention during camp sessions.
Pick-up and Drop-off:
- AM Camp: Drop off is 9am. Pick-up is at 12pm.
- PM Intermediate Camp: Drop off is 9am. Pick-up is at 1pm.
Cost: Discounted rate of $450 (5-day camp) | $360 (4-day camp) or $100 for single day camps includes all fabric/supplies ($50 value). Sewing machines are provided free of charge during camp or they may bring a machine from home. Each week is marked with the number of days for that camp. Most camps are 5 days. You may register for single days of any of our camps via the Summer Camp 2025 Single Days listing. When registering for multiple ‘single day’ camps, discount for 3 or more days will be applied at checkout.
Questions? Please email [email protected] with SEWING SUMMER CAMP in the subject line.
2025 Summer Camps are OPEN for Registration!
June 2-6 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Sewing with Keno: A bit of a local celebrity around the studio, Keno Davis has been dubbed Atlanta’s Coolest Sewing Instructor™. Join us for this beginner friendly camp where students will work through a handful of projects and an abundance of memories. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
June 9-13 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Interior Designer Camp: Does your child have an eye for design and love directing their room? In this summer camp, we will work on projects perfect for that budding interior designer. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
June 23-27 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Fashion Design Camp: In this camp we’ll learn the beginnings of how to be a fashion designer. We’ll also learn how to take some measurements. Projects include a fashion design notebook, a skirt, head band, scrunchie, tote bag. This camp is open to all skill levels, beginner through advanced. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
June 23-27 from 1:00-4:00pm | Intermediate Cosplay Camp: Calling all Intermediate level sewers; DragonCon is just around the corner! We’ll help students sew their perfect costume. *Some additional materials may be required for purchase, depending on the costume selected. We will be reaching out to all registrants in advance of camp to discuss the costume your camper wishes to make. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
July 14-18 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Stuffie Camp: Join us for a hands-on summer adventure where creativity meets craftsmanship! In this fun and engaging camp, students will learn the basics of sewing, including how to safely and confidently use a sewing machine. Each participant will design and create their very own stuffed animal (or “stuffie”), choosing fabrics, patterns, and personal touches to make their creation truly one-of-a-kind. Perfect for beginners and young makers, this camp fosters creativity, builds fine motor skills, and introduces a lifelong hobby. By the end of the session, every camper will leave with a completed project and the skills to continue exploring the art of sewing at home. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
July 21-25 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Little Entrepreneur Sewing Camp: It’s never too early to start thinking about the future. Kids today are eager to kickstart their idea and turn their creativity into a business. Sarah will work with the kids to create market ready projects and tips and tricks for becoming a sewing entrepreneur. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
July 21-25 from 1:00-4:00pm | Intermediate Sew Your Clothing: Join us for a week filled with sewing fun. This camp is designed for intermediate students, and we will be making 1-3 clothing items to add to their wardrobe. Taking all of the skills we have learned in sewing class, we will be focusing on building an apparel sewing skill set. Each student will choose between 1 large project to work on through the week or 2-3 small projects depending on complexity and skill level. We will incorporate skills like; adjusting for fit, seam allowance, finishing techniques, patternmaking, and fabric knowledge. This is a 5-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
July 28-31 from 9:00am-12:00pm | Back to School Camp: The kids will get ready for back to school with fun projects like notebook covers, tool/pencil roll-ups, and other school-themed projects. This camp is open to all skill levels, beginner through advanced. This is a 4-day camp with a few openings for single-day registrations.
We also offer private lessons for $85/hr if you have a student eager to get started or our current class dates/times don’t work for your schedule. Email us to compare calendars.
If you’d like to be notified when future classes are added to our calendar, please complete this form. For questions, email us at [email protected] with KIDS CAMPS in the subject line.
Sewing machines are provided free of charge during camp. All fabric, thread and other materials are included in the cost of camp.
Meet your Summer Camp Instructors! We are proud to have a group of talented instructors leading the charge for our summer camps.
Keno is a passionate and creative sewing instructor with over 5 years of experience. His sewing journey began with a determination to repair a belt loop on his pants, which then led to him teaching classes with us at Fabricate Studios. His expertise is mostly in up-cycling clothing. With over 13 years of teaching experience, his teaching style allows him to be patient and provide an overall enjoyable learning experience. Keno’s commitment to fostering creativity and confidence in his students allows him to maintain a fun and productive learning environment.
Sarah studied fashion design in Michigan and has worked in the fashion industry for 9 years. When she isn’t sewing, she enjoys cooking, yoga, and traveling. She has her own small clothing brand, Revive Threads, with a focus on sustainable and repurposed clothing.
When Sarah isn’t working on her business or traveling, she is teaching kids classes, a variety of adult classes with a focus on advanced sewing, and offers a wide array of private lessons.
Denise is a retired bond judge, passionate child advocate, and accomplished professional artist. A graduate of Winthrop University, Denise spent years serving in the legal system, ensuring fairness and justice as a bond judge. As a former guardian ad litem, she continues to advocate for children in need through teaching within her community.
In addition to her work in the legal field, Denise is a talented artist with a deep commitment to teaching the next generation. She inspires creativity in children by guiding them through the process of sewing, painting, and transforming recycled materials into useful and imaginative items. Her unique approach blends art and environmental awareness, encouraging children to see the beauty in repurposing and reimagining the world around them.
Whether advocating for a child in the courtroom or nurturing creativity in a studio, Denise’s work is driven by her passion for helping others and fostering a sense of creativity and responsibility. Her artistic talents, combined with her strong sense of justice and advocacy, make her a powerful and inspiring force in both her community and her field.
Kerrie is a dedicated Army veteran, passionate educator, and creative force. A proud graduate of the University of Georgia, Kerrie has combined her military discipline with her love for teaching to empower and inspire her students, especially those in special education. With a focus on accentuating each learner’s strengths, she fosters a supportive environment where all students can thrive.
In addition to her work in the classroom, Kerrie is an accomplished creator, known for her beautiful quilts, functional bags, and adorable crafts. She channels her creativity into every project, inspiring others to explore their own artistic talents. Whether she’s designing a custom quilt, sewing a one-of-a-kind bag, or crafting charming accessories, Kerrie brings a personal touch and a sense of joy to everything she makes.
Her unique skills, both as an educator and a craftsperson, make Kerrie a well-rounded and dynamic individual whose impact extends beyond the classroom and into the creative community.
