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Springsummercs2021finalpt1.Pdf 32 Class Schedule April—September 2021 September to December 2021 We look forward to continuing to inspire you this Fall! #1-4047 NORWELL DRIVE 1-800-789-1730 NANAIMO, BC V9T 1Y6 www.snipandstitch.com 250-756-2176 email: [email protected] 2 SPRING & SUMMER NEWS SPRING & SUMMER NEWS 31 supplied by Snip & Stch Sewing Ctr., this will vary Spring & Summer News Classroom Protocol as of depending on the different type of lessons that will be given and per your instructor/teacher. Welcome to our Spring & Summer Class Schedule for 2021. As the vaccine protocols roll September 30, 2020. For the hands on lessons you must bring your Serger out, we can see a light at the end of the tunnel, which will bring more adaptations and or Sewing machine with or without Embroidery Unit changes at Snip & Stitch Sewing Centre. Updated April, 2021 As we enter into Snip & Stch’s “Now Normal” we are and include all accessories, power cord, foot control. moving forward slowly and adding another level of Use of the kitchen is off limits at this me, please Our guide lessons—orientation to your new sewing, embroidery or serging machine—will service back to our store. Lessons and small classes are bring coffee cup, water bole and any utensils and be given in our friendly and safe classroom with COVID-19 safety protocols in mind. back in our store. dishes you will need for lunch. We will supply coffee Classes will have 4 students as a maximum. and tea but please use the sanizer before touching Spring & Summer 2021 will also give us the opportunity to give one-on-one guide Outlined below are some of the “New Protocol’s” per the equipment in the kitchen. lessons on our store floor again with a qualified instructor. These lessons will only be Health Regulaons that we must all follow to keep us Bathroom facilies will be kept clean at all mes for given on low to medium end machines at a 45 minute to 1 hour time frame. Check with all safe. If you have any quesons please ask Kathy @ your usage throughout the day. staff to see if your new machine qualifies. Check out the guide lesson schedules on pages 250-756-2176 With following the Health and Safety Covid-19 rules 4 & 5. We have been calling customers lately to set up times for guide lessons. Call us The classroom has been set up to teach 4 to 5 we are limited to 4 shoppers in the store at one me. also to check. students at most. Each student will have their own If you would like to go to the other part of the store to individual tables that will include sanizer, gloves look or shop just let your instructor know and we will New Virtual Online classes with HUSQVARNA® VIKING®, Janome and BERNINA. More and disposable mask. Please make use of these work this out with the numbers entering in the store. of these are launching this Spring and into the Summer. We are “sew” excited about all products if desired to feel safe. Please clean up We will make this work. of these! around your staon as the day proceeds. A 15% off discount will be given on any purchase, You must wear a mask and your instructor will as excluding items ending in .99 , sewing machines and Thanks for keeping us all safe & following the guidelines we have set up in the store. well. Students are to wear masks in the classroom. sergers & cabinets. Also, Perry, myself, & our team would like to say a BIG thank you to all of our wonderful This is mandatory. Thanks for working with us. There will be a basic supply list available for classes and at mes an addional supply list will be customers. This past year has been a challenge for all of us but it has all been worth it— Please bring to class all supplies that are needed and have been requested by your available from our instructors posted on our we have had all of you by our sides and supporting each other through this website. Please check this out. unprecedented time. instructor/teacher. Some basic sample fabrics and stabilizers will be ~Thanks, Kathy, Perry and our team www.snipandstitch.com Conveniently situated one block off the Island Highway in North Nanaimo, Snip & Stitch offers a wide selection of classes, books and notions, as well as the “BEST” selection of … quilting cottons and Sewing Machines on Vancouver Island. Announcement . Hours: 9:30-5:30 Tuesday to Saturday We will continue to be Snip & Stitch Sewing Centre (CLOSED Sunday & Monday and HOLIDAYS) closed all Sunday’s and will be closed from Sunday July 11th to E-Newsletter Monday’s until further Tuesday, July 13th SnipandStitchSewingCentre Sign up for our notice. If there is a so we can “attend” E-Newsletters simply class scheduled, the BERNINA University Find us on Instagram: text: SNIPANDSTITCH virtually. KathySchroter To 22828 store is still closed. 3 fun days of studying and You’ll be inspired! Or Sign Up on learning to inspire you all! our website. SnipandStitchSewingCentreLtd made to create 30 SPRING & SUMMER NEWS SPRING & SUMMER NEWS 3 Calendar Insert~ Pages 15-18 Available now at Snip & Stitch CLASS REGISTRATION & POLICY Class fee is required at the time of registration and is for the class only unless otherwise specified. Register for Garment Sewing ~ 19 classes in person, by mail, by email or by phone. (Fee plus GST.) Machine Embroidery~ 24-25 Registration does not include class supplies unless specified. Register early: Classes are filled on a first-come, first serve Machine Techniques (& Guide basis with payment, and may be cancelled due to insufficient registration. Lessons)~ 4, 5, 12, 13, 25 Made in Italy You may send someone in your place if you are unable to attend. Please let us know of any changes. Quilt Classes~ 11 &14 Classes cancelled by Snip & Stitch will be reimbursed in one of the following ways: (Please note: COVID-19 has created a lot of hidden issues Ruler Work Techniques~ 14 We love our Aurifil thread! with regards to our policies. Please contact Kathy Schroter if you have any concerns.) Serger Zone~ 9 &19 1. A class voucher that will have no expiry and you can apply this to any class at your convenience. 2. A store gift certificate for the full dollar value that you Software & Machine paid on the class registration. The gift certificate is like Techniques~ 25 cash and it can be used in various ways in the store; for example on future purchases of merchandise in the Special Events~ 2, 3, 6, 7 store or for class registrations or machine repairs. 3. Or a refund cheque. U.F.O.~ 10-11 Your supply list is available online at Don’t Forget your Snip www.snipandstitch.com & Stitch Loyalty Card! When it’s full, get a Please mark your tools. Lost or stolen items are not the $25 Credit on your Holiday Closures: responsibility of instructors or Snip & Stitch. next purchase. (It’s Victoria Day We offer a 15% discount on any class supplies purchased in your responsibility to store. Please let staff know which class you are registered keep your card.) Sunday May 23 & for beforehand! Monday May 24 If the class requires a pattern, book, or machine embroidery design, each participant must have their own original Canada Day version in accordance with copyright laws. Announcement…. Thursday July 1 (No copies permitted!) Sewing machine/serger must be in good running order. Check out the new BERNINA Please bring your manual, foot pedal, power cord and Worldwide App. Available for BC Day accessories. Full day classes will require you to bring your iOS in the Apple store and Sunday August 1 & own lunch. We do have a kitchen with microwave, kettle Android in the Play Store.. Monday August 2 and fridge! Limited access to the kitchen is in effect through COVID-19 as per BC health regulations. Out of courtesy for the instructor and others: Labour Day Please do not bring children to class with you. Sunday September 5 & Please refrain from wearing perfumes. Monday September 6 Please turn cell phone to vibrate. If you must take a call, remove yourself from class. Please visit our website or Facebook page for current info. Shop online and use our code. Ship directly to your house! 4 MACHINE TECHNIQUES SPRING & SUMMER NEWS 29 Maximizing Your Machine Guide Lessons GUIDE LESSONS Something Different at Snip & Stitch Sewing Centre Explore Our New Guide Lessons given in our classroom with Julie, Donna, and Cathy M. These are hands on and yes, you need to bring your new sewing machine, serger, or embroidery machine. Check out our basic supply list on our website on the Classes page. Some guide lessons will require a more advanced supply list—your instructor will be in touch. Dust Cover: The Q 20 dust cover is Ruler Kit for Sit-Down Models: BERNINA Red Chair: The exclusive These Guide Lesson/Orientation classes are limited seating and will only be given in certain time slots. You must an ideal optional accessory for all The BERNINA ruler kits contain red chair by BERNINA will give you call to register for the class. customers who want to protect five different templates. the proper support providing hours their Q 20 sit down machine from of sewing and quilting enjoyment. BERNINA Q20 “Attention New Owners” GUIDE Mastering your BERNINA 500, 570QE, 590, 700, dust when not in use. LESSON 770QE, 790Plus, 880 Plus: MSRP $139.99 MSRP $249.00 SPECIAL: $467.75 Donna $30 or No Charge to Our Owners The Sewing Side GUIDE LESSON Join Donna and other new owners of the BERNINA Q20 Table Model for a run Donna $55 + supplies MSRP $549.95 through of the Q20 Mastery Book.
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