With our Class List for the New Year about to be released, here are guidelines to ensure that you have a successful experience in The Classroom at The Stable.

1. If you are required to bring a Sewing Machine, ensure that it is in good working order.  
2. An E-mail will be sent from the Class Instructor as the class approaches to give a full list of required supplies and to share any information that is required.
3. There is a side door at ground level on the left side of the building.  We encourage you to use this door when you are coming for a class.  Please feel free to drive around, unload and return your vehicle to the main parking lot.
4. If any Beverages are being brought to the class, ensure that they are in a Travel Mug that can be sealed.
5. Any sewing supplies that you are bringing should be clearly marked with your name.
6. Please bring a pair of indoor shoes (slippers are okay too!) to wear in the classroom.  A Coat Rack and Boot Mat are located just outside the classroom.
7. Our Classes are designed for Adult Participants.

Basic Sewing Kit

Sewing machine in good working order with pedal, power cord, accessories and manul(if you have one).

Rotary Cutter/Rulers*

Small Scissors/Snips

Thread

Pins and/or clips

Marking Tools ( pencil, marker etc)

Seam Ripper

Notebook

Skill Levels Explained

We are now identifying our Classes with Skill Levels. If you are unsure about your Level, please reach out and let's have a chat.  

BEGINNER:  No previous sewing experience ncessary.  You will need to know the basic functions of your sewing machine.

INTERMEDIATE: You are a competent sewer with previous quilting/sewing experience.  You are comfortable with your sewing machine. The specific project may require a greater volume or intricacy of piecing or attention to detail in order to finish the project successfully.

PROFICIENT:  You are an accomplished sewer.quilter who can work independently and already have a solid understanding of the steps for building a quilt.  These classes usually involve a specific technique which  may be more involved than the average pattern.