Signing Up For Classes/Workshops
PLEASE NOTE: UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE, ALL CLASSES LISTED BELOW ARE HELD IN THE SHOP IN OUR UPSTAIRS CLASSROOM. A LIFT IS AVAILABLE TO CARRY YOUR MACHINE AND CLASS SUPPLIES UPSTAIRS.
PLEASE REFRAIN FROM WEARING PERFUMES AND FROM USING SCENTED PRODUCTS. This ensures a productive and pleasurable experience for the instructor, staff and students - especially those with allergies. THANK YOU!
PLEASE REFRAIN FROM WEARING PERFUMES AND FROM USING SCENTED PRODUCTS. This ensures a productive and pleasurable experience for the instructor, staff and students - especially those with allergies. THANK YOU!
If you would like to sign up for any of our classes or workshops, please click the link for the class you wish to attend to sign up, pay and get your supply list or call the shop at (302) 732-6304 and we will be happy to sign you up! You can then either stop by and pick up your class supply list or request to have one e-mailed to you.
We will let you know if the class you have requested is full. If this is the case, then we can place your name on a waiting list. If for some reason someone decides that they cannot attend the class after signing up, we begin to call those people who are on the waiting list. Most of the time if we have a large interest in a particular class, we will schedule to have the class again and then begin to contact the people on the waiting list before offering the class to the public.
Class/Workshop Policies:
Class/Workshop Policies:
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Full payment is required when you register. We cannot guarantee a place will be held for you without payment. You can register in person, by phone or by mail.
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We reserve the right to cancel a class if the minimum number of students have not enrolled. If we cancel the class, your class fee will be added to your account
as a credit or a refund will be issued.
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To receive a refund or credit, you must cancel 1 week (7 days) prior to class. No refunds or credits will be given if you do not show up for a class or do not cancel 7 days prior to class.
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Supplies are in addition to the class fee. We offer a 10% discount on all class supplies requested for our classes.
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A supply list is provided for all classes. Be sure you receive one prior to class and bring everything listed. We endeavor to have all supplies in the shop but cannot guarantee they will be available on the day of the class, so be sure to shop early. All students must have a legal copy of the required pattern or book.
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You must provide your own sewing machine in good working order, along with the cords, pedal and the users’ manual. All classes, including beginner classes, require you to know how to use your machine, including attaching various feet as required for the class.
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Please arrive at least 15 minutes before class so you can be set up and be ready to start on time.
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Please silence your cell phone in consideration of the other students and the teacher.
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Unless specified otherwise, bring basic sewing supplies—thread, scissors, seam ripper, pins, marking pen/pencil, all the things you usually use when you sew.
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Unless specified otherwise bring basic cutting supplies—rotary cutter, mat, ruler(s)
PLEASE NOTE: UNLESS INDICATED, YOU WILL NEED TO BRING YOUR OWN MACHINE TO CLASS.
You need to be familiar with your machine and know how to thread your machine, wind a bobbin and sew a straight line.
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Beginner |
For those who - Are trying this type of project for the first time. - Have recently been or are currently being introduced to the basics of cutting, piecing and assembling a quilt top. - Are working to master these skills. |
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Advanced Beginner |
For those who - Have pieced and assembled several quilt tops. - Are accurate in sewing a 1/4” seam and have rotary cutting skills - Are comfortable with the process and is now ready to move on to more challenging techniques and projects using at least two different techniques. |
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Intermediate |
For those who - Have mastered the basics and are ready to move on to more challenging projects. - Are comfortable with most quilting techniques, including paper piecing and projects involving multiple techniques. - Have a good understanding of design, color and the whole process. - Are experienced in projects involving multiple techniques. - Are confident in making fabric selections other than those listed in the pattern. |
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Advanced |
For those who - Have mastered the craft and are ready to move on to advanced techniques/designs. - Has the skills to read, comprehend and follow a pattern, and is willing to take on any technique. - Are comfortable with their skills and has the ability to select fabric suited to the project. |