Flyer showing a graphic of a parchment invitation on top of green cloth with a needle and thread next to it. Flyer reads: “Trans and Intersex Sewing Workshop. Let’s make a cloak!” A small tag reads: “GENDER UNBOUND.” Parchment graphic reads: “You are cordially invited. October 4, 2025 3PM-7PM, Native American Cultural Center, 3100 4th St, #118, Austin, TX”
Trans and Intersex Sewing Workshop
LET’S MAKE A CLOAK!
October 4th, 2025 - 3:30-6:30PM
Native American Cultural Center - 3100 E 4th St, #118, Austin TX
Come make a cloak with us!
Create the final touch for your Ren Fair costume, give yourself the perfect goblin flair for Halloween, get into character for your next D&D session, or simply become a fashion icon with your newest eye-catching conversation piece! This 3-hour sewing workshop is open to all levels.
🧵We’ll be providing fabric as part of the cost of your ticket. We’ll have black, brown, and green fabrics available as well as a few unique sewing stash selections!
🧵 We are also offering discounted tickets to those who would like to bring their own fabric. We recommend 3-4 yards of non-stretchy fabric or a queen- or king-size flat sheet.
🧵This workshop is beginner-friendly. We will be using sewing machines and/or sergers. It’s perfect for anyone who has used a sewing machine once or twice. We are also happy to welcome those who have never touched one in their lives but want to learn!
🧵 Space is limited, so please purchase your tickets ASAP!
$15 - Bring your own fabric - We recommend 3-4 yards of non-stretchy fabric or a queen- or king-size flat sheet.
$25 - Ticket Supported by Community, Fabric Included
$40 - At-Cost Ticket, Fabric Included
$65 - Ticket & I Want to Support Community, Fabric Included
🧵 Masks are required for this indoor event, and HEPA air filters will be in use throughout the classroom space. We will provide masks.
🧵 Trans and intersex only!
Our workshop series is aiming to cultivate trans and intersex creative community!
We consider the intersex umbrella to include anyone born with any of a range of body variations that do not fall into typical binary sex expectations. We consider the transgender umbrella to include anyone who does not identify with the gender they were assigned at birth, including nonbinary, agender, gender fluid, third gender, and two spirit people.