Snow is falling and I am hoping classes will still be held on Monday. However, I am having fun. I actually had time to sew today! I am working on a shirt that I am not sure of the colors as I deviated from my favorite color and style.
So much sewing was done this past week in the classes. I am trying to think of a suitable reward for those that complete 3 out of 4 days of completing the tasks on their boards. If anyone has an idea, please, please let me know. It has to be reasonable and doable.
On a funny note, the Almighty Zeus will not go outside unless I pick him up and take hime to an area that I have shoveled snow and he can see grass. This from the desert dog that used to relieve himself on our rocks and not the grass. He is soooo adorable.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Summer here we come
Schedule will be up. This year the theme will be "Take out". It is on the theme of choosing which option you want and designating a week. Say you want a class but the week you want it it is not available. Well, if you are the first to sign up for that session of camp, (during the week you want) the schedule is designated by your choice. I will then change the designation of classes for the week you have chosen. Let's wee how it works.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Angelina and I were tuckered out yesterday. We visited New York City's Fashion District and meandered from store to store. It was fantastic. We went into some very interesting shops. Of course we visited Mood, actually spent two hours there. We found the perfect dress fabric for Angelina's prom dress. It was a 100% silk crepe back satin. We will only shop seriously for the perfect color when she completes her muslin and practice dress. A wonderful source of information was Margaret. Angelina explained what she wanted to accomplish and Margaret then accompanied us to the area of the store where Angelina might want to consider fabrics and helped us with our selection. Then lunch at Chipotle, where the posted calories prevented me from having the guacamole and chips. We visited some fantastic trim shops and our feet finally found us heading to Elegant Fabrics located on 222 West 40th Street. I love the fact that they allow you to take up to 10 fabric swatches for free (they are attached to the end of the bolt), after that it is 25 cents each. Wonderful place to try different types of fabric. It is well labeled and they were very helpful. Our last stop was the Drama Bookshop. I love this place. They also had pattern making books, sewing books and of course costume design for different time periods in addition to an seemingly unlimited supply of plays and reference books. With plenty of chairs to relax and browse, I found this store perfectly charming.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Back from our travels and ready to sew!
Wow! Talk about a busy month. August was great. We finished up our Sewing Camps and Angelina and I hit the road as we did a whirlwind week of college visits. Thankfully, all the colleges were within a 5 1/2 hour radius of home. We did get the opportunity to visit a wonderful quilt store in Vernon, Connecticut, Quilting by the Yard. The staff was absolutely fantastic and helped us soo much. (They also recommended that we try out the Diner on the corner, Reins Deli, fantabulous with Gluten-Free sandwiches, yummmmm)
The following week we set off on our 2 1/2 week adventure to the west. We first went to Colorado Springs, Colorado to visit our son, Felipe. While there we attended the Colorado State Fair and a rodeo in Pueblo, Colorado. Of course I went into the Craft showcase exhibit. The wonderful techniques of the entries were inspiring.
We then headed to the Grand Canyon. Angelina chose a whitewater rafting trip which included Class 5 and 6 rapids.....wow. Uplifting is just too tame of a word.
We were out of touch with the world. We actually stayed in a place where we had no cell coverage nor internet connection. It was soooo different. Then off to Las Vegas.
While visiting with Daniel we had the opportunity to visit another quilt store, Fabric Boutique. They had wonderful fabric and patterns. I also picked up a collection of Las Vegas inspired fabric.
So today I will be returning phone calls and scheduling. Our open house is Saturday from 1-4, please feel free to stop by.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Fall Schedules
I am very excited about the coming school year! My schedules are coming together. I will be offering classes on Monday thru Thursday and of course my classes twice a month on Saturday!
Summer Camp is finishing up. My Dear Daughter has some college visits in store for me and a quick visit with my sons will wind up my summer. Don't forget to register as soon as you are able.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Summer Classes Begining
The room has been re-organized, so much more space. Classes for the summer are filling up. Mention this blog the first day of class for a surprise...... Happy Summer.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Sunday, November 1, 2009
November = Bring a friend
For the children in my Kids Can Sew, mention the type of candy you received in class for Halloween and you may bring a friend to a sewing class in November. If they sign up, both of you will receive 10% off one month's class fee.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Hello Everyone,
As with anything I did have the best of intentions to write a weekly blog. However, I guess procrastination is a major obstacle. Thankfully, with sewing especially, obstacles can be overcome. Classes are progressing. For those that look at this blog, mention the blog when you register for a new class and you will receive a 10% discount on the class fee. Registration fees are not part of this offer as they are fixed.
Well, Adult You Can Make It sewing classes for October are as follows:
Level 1 will be starting on Wed at 8pm with 2 openings.
(Mon at 7pm is also available, however I need one more to make this class active.)
Level 2 begins on Wednesday at 7pm October 7th with 2 openings.
Level 3 begins on Thursday at 8pm October 8th with 1 opening.
As always, Kids Can Sew Classes allow the possibility of starting at any time. Class fees for the first month will be prorated if you do not start at the beginning of the month.
My own sewing will be my daughter's costume for Halloween. Right now she would like to be a certain fairytale lady with long hair. I will try to post pictures as we progress. First though, she has to choose the style of design and what fabric is available. Will keep you posted on the progress.
Thanks for stopping by.
Vereatha
Monday, August 10, 2009
County Fair 2009
What a fantastic time we had at the Middlesex County Fair. We met a lot of nice people and enjoyed the ambiance, aromas and food the fair had to offer. We talked sewing, politics, the weather, animals... you get the picture. It was so much fun. For those that stopped by, thank-you for taking the time to say hi!
Our raffle winner, Sue Osieja, will receive the $50 Gift Certificate towards classes at Sewing On The Edge. Congratulations Sue!
My fantastic webmaster has updated my webpage, thank-you Luis. Please check it out. It has been updated with the new school year times and schedule. It also has new additions to the Kids Can Sew Program.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
My First Blog
Welcome to my first blog ever. I am so excited for the open house this week-end. I know it is Father's Day, so why not sneak out while they are sleeping in. Please feel free to stop by for some muffins and punch from 12- 3pm, June 21st.
If you can't make that day, please call to set up an appointment if you are interested in our Summer Sewing Camps or one of our Adult Programs.
Take care,
Vereatha

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