Pucier des Couturières de Sonnay

The Pucier des Couturières de Sonnay

Every year in March, the Sonnay village hall hosts a "pucier" (flea market) entirely dedicated to sewing and creative hobbies. This specialized event brings together DIY (Do It Yourself) enthusiasts, amateur and professional seamstresses, and manual craft lovers for a day of textile bargains.

A specialized market for sewing and crafts

The Pucier des Couturières is distinguished from classic car boot sales by its specialization. You will find exclusively supplies related to sewing and creative hobbies: fabric remnants, spools of thread, buttons, zippers, patterns, second-hand sewing machines, overlockers, wool, beads, ribbons, and all the necessary equipment for needlework and manual creations.

Sonnay, a village in the Rhône valley

Sonnay is a small village of about 500 inhabitants located in the Isère Rhône valley, not far from Roussillon and Beaurepaire. The village hall offers an ideal covered space for this type of event, allowing you to browse the haberdashery and fabric stalls in comfort. The rural setting of this village adds a touch of authenticity to this event, popular with seamstresses in the region.

A meeting for enthusiasts

The Pucier des Couturières attracts a discerning audience, sometimes coming from afar to find that rare fabric, vintage haberdashery, or second-hand sewing machine. It is also a place for exchange and advice among enthusiasts, where tips and tricks are shared over coffee. The atmosphere is warm and specialized, very different from a general flea market.