Small-Group Jewelry Making with Wine Tasting in Kansas City
Madison Stitch
4.5
stephanierL4397TR
149 days ago
It was an amazing, fun experience. Would highly recommend. The instructor was very informative and making the jewelry was such a neat experience.
We apply a "farm-to-table" concept to our design approach, making every handbag and accessory from local leather, linen, and wood sources. You will make earrings, bracelets, or card wallets from leather processed right here in Missouri while learning about the story of Kansas City's history in the garment industry and its revitalization in the 21st century.
Departure Point
- Our studio is at the intersection of 16th and Locust -- just look for the big black signs that say Madison Flitch on the single story red brick building. Parking is available on the street, or in the parking lot across the front door of the studio.
- Our studio is at the intersection of 16th and Locust -- just look for the big black signs that say Madison Flitch on the single story red brick building. Parking is available on the street, or in the parking lot across the front door of the studio.
- Human tour guide - English
Additional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Workbench tools and sewing machines
We apply a "farm-to-table" concept to our design approach, making every handbag and accessory from local leather, linen, and wood sources. You will make earrings, bracelets, or card wallets from leather processed right here in Missouri while learning about the story of Kansas City's history in the garment industry and its revitalization in the 21st century.
Departure Point
- Our studio is at the intersection of 16th and Locust -- just look for the big black signs that say Madison Flitch on the single story red brick building. Parking is available on the street, or in the parking lot across the front door of the studio.
- Our studio is at the intersection of 16th and Locust -- just look for the big black signs that say Madison Flitch on the single story red brick building. Parking is available on the street, or in the parking lot across the front door of the studio.
- Human tour guide - English
Additional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Workbench tools and sewing machines
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Elizabeth_S
Overall fun experience , love the workshop. Probably could have used a bit more instruction on getting started( shown examples ) . Small group was great tho, and gave ample time to make something ( even stayed over a little ) .
stephanierL4397TR
It was an amazing, fun experience. Would highly recommend. The instructor was very informative and making the jewelry was such a neat experience.
brittanyv483
We are recent parents celebrating our first anniversary. We had a blast making mama and dad bracelets while sipping on local wine! My husband got the red and I got the white and both were great! They tell you how to use all the tools and then let you do the rest on your own which we loved. She was there to answer our questions when we had them. Would recommend if looking for something unique to do!
Karen_M
We had a great time working in the workshop! It's interesting to know the story behind the brand. They give you plenty of tools and scraps to sort through and they let you loose with your imagination. Took the family and was a nice experience.
Andrea_B
Area for this experience was a very cool brick building in a leather furniture store warehouse. Lots of bars and lounges to walk to afterwards.
I gave this three stars because there was no guidance or a specific item we were making at this jewelry making experience. We were given tools we didn’t know how to use, scrap leather pieces to pick from and that’s it. We had no idea what to make and the host asked us to look up ideas online. Also it mentioned wine tasting and they only had half a bottle of red left for 8 people in the group. We had to serve ourselves. It just was not described correctly in the online description that it is not a guided class, more of a “creative” use our leather scraps left over.