Stitch Fixers: Sewing Support & Creative Solutions

Stitch Fixers: Sewing Support & Creative SolutionsDATES & TIME: Generally, 3rd Sunday with Terri Generally, 4th Friday with Kim 10: 30am 1: 00pm CLASSROOM COURTESY: For the comfort of all students, please avoid wearing perfume, cologne, or heavily scented products when attending classes. Your consideration helps everyone have a safe and enjoyable experience. SKILL LEVEL: For sewists who already know basic machine operation and stitching techniques. About This Class Stitch Fixers is your projectrescue

DATES & TIME:
Generally, 3rd Sunday with Terri
Generally, 4th Friday with Kim
10:30am – 1:00pm

CLASSROOM COURTESY:

For the comfort of all students, please avoid wearing perfume, cologne, or heavily scented products when attending classes. Your consideration helps everyone have a safe and enjoyable experience.

SKILL LEVEL:

For sewists who already know basic machine operation and stitching techniques.

About This Class

Stitch Fixers is your project‑rescue session: bring any sewing challenge you’re facing and get hands‑on help. This class is designed for sewists who already know how to operate their machine, follow basic instructions, and sew simple seams. We’ll help diagnose issues, adjust techniques, and get your project moving again.

Please note: This is not a beginning sewing class.

If you’re brand new to sewing, you’ll have a much better experience starting with one of our beginner‑friendly options:

• Sewing Basics 1‑Day Workshop

• Beginning Sewing Bootcamp (2‑Day)

Each session is open‑format and student‑driven. You bring the project — Terri or Kim brings the expertise. From troubleshooting tricky seams to refining techniques, you’ll get the support you need to move forward with confidence.

What We’ll Cover

• Project troubleshooting and technique support
• Guidance on cutting, piecing, pressing, and construction
• Help interpreting pattern instructions
• Tips for accuracy, efficiency, and finishing
• Encouragement, problem‑solving, and creative solutions

What to Bring

• Your sewing machine – you must know how to use it
• Pattern instructions and pieces
• Project materials (fabric, thread, etc.)
• General sewing supplies (pins, rulers, marking tools, etc.)

Ready to Learn More?

If you enjoy these support sessions, check out Terri and Kim’s other classes for more structured skill‑building opportunities.

Class Policies & Helpful Notes

Timing may vary slightly depending on student needs.

Class Cancellation Policy: To receive a refund or credit for a class, cancellation must occur 7 days prior to class date.

Help us keep this class on the calendar!
This class requires a minimum of 3 students to run. If we’re below that number one week before class, the session may be cancelled. Early registration makes a big difference.

Instructors

Kim Andersen
Kim has been part of the Quilting Mayhem family for several years and is passionate about quilting. Foundation Paper Piecing is one of her favorite techniques, and she teaches multiple FPP classes at QM. Kim has an approachable, friendly manner and loves encouraging and supporting students with their quilting, binding, sewing, EPP, and FPP projects.

Terri Teeple
Terri is a lifelong quilter with a deep love for Studio 180 rulers and the precision they bring to quilt making. She also has extensive garment‑sewing experience, giving her a unique perspective on construction, fit, and technique. Terri’s teaching style is warm, encouraging, and detail‑oriented—she loves helping quilters build confidence one stitch at a time.