Schedule - Edited and Augmented

Written by Jennifer Lynn
Monday, 12 September 2011 03:42
Excellent. I am Blogger-challenged and cannot for the life of me find the place to edit the schedule pages, so I will just post that information here.  All days are Mondays except where noted.

September 19: Basic Sewing Class, 5:30-7:30 pm, registration required
September 24 (Saturday): Open Hours, 10:00-Noon
September 26: Open Hours, 5:30-7:30 pm

October 3: two classes in separate rooms, 5:30-7:30, registration required for each:
The Stretch (making kids' clothes fit them for longer)
Spinning, part 1
October 8 (Saturday): Open Hours, 10:00-Noon
October 10: Open Hours in one room and Spinning, part 2, in the other, both 5:30-7:30; registration required for Spinning only
October 17: Hand Embroidery Class, 5:30-7:30, registration required
October 22 (Saturday): Open Hours, 10:00-Noon
October 24: Open Hours with a Halloween theme, 5:30-7:30
October 31: Open Hours, 5:30-7:30

November 5 (Saturday): Open Hours 10:00-Noon
November 7: Open Hours 5:30-7:30
November 14: Basic Sewing Class, 5:30-7:30, registration required
November 19 (Saturday): Open Hours, 10:00-Noon
November 21: Open Hours, 5:30-7:30
November 28: Basic Sewing Class, 5:30-7:30, registration required

December 3 (Saturday): Open Hours 10:00-Noon
December 5: Open Hours, 5:30-7:30
December 12: Alteration Class, 5:30-7:30, registration required  

About the Sew-Op

At the Sew-op we encourage the re-use of materials and help people learn to 'use what you have.' We operate largely with volunteers.

At the Sew-op you will find:

Classes: In our first 2 years of operation, we have offered classes in: Basic Sewing, Mending, Rug braiding, Knitting, Embroidery, Altering Clothing, and Spinning. In 2012 we hope to add children's classes, sewing machine repair, and other skills; please use the co-op's Suggestion Box or contact Kye with your suggestions!

Open Hours: We hold 2-hour Open Hours sessions several times a month. They are free, and no registration is required. Sew-op volunteers are available to help, but a basic knowledge of sewing machines and sewing skills is required. The purpose of these Open Hours is to bring people together to learn from each other and enjoy each other's company.

Materials Exchange: All our materials of cloth, thread, and notions have been generously donated to the Sew-op; in turn, these materials are available free to those who are interested. If you take materials from the Sew-op, we ask that you sign a sheet listing them, so that we can keep track. If you have materials to donate to the Sew-op, please contact Kye Cochran (kye@uppervalleyfood.coop) 802/295-5804 so that we can arrange to receive them.