Does your LQS have a public sewing room?
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My LQS "Crafty Cats" is the best. We have a sit and sew on Fridays.It varies as to how many show up it can be from two to 12 . We sometimes have pot luck for lunch or go out to eat. There is no charge, we help each other and the wonderful owner will help us. We do BOM , work on what ever we are working on at home, for the past month we had a contest , we all decorated our folding chairs with a fabric cover and any thing to do with quilting and or Cats (Crafty Cats) We do have a kitty for papergoods, coffee, ect. Its great for someone like me retired with retired mate and no close neighbors I need a girls day with girlstalk
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There's only one LQS in my town, so luckily there are a couple of 'drop-ins' a week as well as scheduled classes.
The cost is £5.95/$9.60 per session (3 hours) and the price includes as much tea, coffee and biscuits (cookies) as you want, as well as a teacher on hand to help if you need it.
You have to reserve a place in advance as well a machine if you don't want to take yours.
The cost is £5.95/$9.60 per session (3 hours) and the price includes as much tea, coffee and biscuits (cookies) as you want, as well as a teacher on hand to help if you need it.
You have to reserve a place in advance as well a machine if you don't want to take yours.
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The quilt shop that is about 14miles from my house has a basement that is made into sewing area they even have eight different types of sewing machines you can use, plus two huge cutting tables its so nice
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