OUR LATEST CLASS SCHEDULE

Our newsletter is now online! Click here for our Winter/Spring 2010 Class Schedule (PDF).

The fictional book that we have been working on for the past two years is finished, printed and in the store. The Guild In The Granary is about a new quilt shop, in a little town just outside of Columbus Ohio, in an old restored granary, a guild gets started...  (hmm, you're thinking this sounds familiar, but here is the disclaimer). It's fiction and any resemblance to any real life characters is purely coincidental...lol. Anyway, the book is in the store! You can buy it for all of your friends, relatives, secret sis' , ex-husbands. Everyone on your list will want to read this book to see if your name, guild name, or your character is mentioned (just for the record,  I am not accusing any of our customers of being characters).

NORTH AMERICAN MYSTERY SERIES I

Join us on the second Saturday of each month. $55 Class fee gets you dinner, your fabric kit (borders not included) your passport and lots of fun. Reservations are required.

Click here for a PDF file of the schedule and our destinations!

Knitting Classes - NEW!

New!  Learn to Knit classes. Two 2-hr sessions will teach you the most common way to cast on, how to do the knit and the purl stitches (the only two stitches you need to know in knitting!), and how to bind off.  Tuesdays, September 15 and 22 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. are when the classes will be held.  You need to bring two balls of your favorite color of Jiffy Thick & Quick or Woolease Thick & Quick yarn.  Needles can be purchased from the instructor for $8.00; class fee $20; registration is required

BLOG

Share with the day to day happenings at Always In Stitches by reading our blog. Here you'll find updates on all the new fabric coming into the shop, exciting new patterns, and new samples to view. Let us know what you think! Our blog is located at www.alwaysinstitchesohio.blogspot.com.

BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES

Many of our classes ask participants to bring "basic sewing supplies" withyou to class. Ladies, these are the things your grandmother had in her sewing basket. Pencil, scissors, thread, pins, safety pins, seam ripper. Then there are cutting tools: cutting mat, ruler, and rotary cutter. Whatever class you are taking will go better if you have these basic supplies. We will specify cutting tools and basic sewing supplies in what is required for classes. You might even want to put together a sewing basket like your grandmother’s to keep at home.