Sit and sew held in our classroom with no educator. It is an open forum to sew. Bring your machine come with your friends and meet new ones. Finish old projects or start new ones. We are all here to help each other.

Do you want to learn to sew and have no idea how to use the sewing machine you were given, bought, or found buried in the closet. Can you wind a bobbin or thread the machine? Do you know what the machine parts are called? Know what those buttons or knobs are for? Needles…when & how do I change one? Why does my thread or needle keep breaking? Did the machine eat your fabric on the first stitch? What do I do with all these strange things they call feet? That machine is crazy, it goes too fast, and doesn’t go straight. If any one of the above items have happened to you, YOU need this class. Let Barb White, a retired Home Economics teacher, help you feel COMFORTABLE using your sewing machine. Any make or brand. The goal of this class is to show YOU how to use YOUR machine. *This is a basic class. It is NOT how to use your embroidery module, or to teach you how to sew. Supplies needed: • Sewing machine with cords, owner’s manual • All the parts in the little bag that came with your machine all the feet, bobbins, tools (brush, mini screwdriver) • NEW extra package of machine needles • Small sewing scissors or snips • 2 spools of different colored thread (Not white or black) • Clips or pins • Seam ripper • Seam guide • Tape measure (not retractable) • Pencil & Paper for notes All Brands of Machines Welcome

Sit and sew held in our classroom with no educator. It is an open forum to sew. Bring your machine come with your friends and meet new ones. Finish old projects or start new ones. We are all here to help each other.