Because of the hands-on nature of this Workshop, it will be limited to 10 attendees.
 

Cost for this Workshop is $40 per person, which includes hat-making supplies.
A list of attendee-supplied equipment will be furnished prior to Workshop.
 

The location of the workshop will be given to each attendee
 when the Workshop fee has been paid.

We expect that more than 10 people may be interested in attending this Workshop, so registration is on a first come, first served basis, with strict registration instructions.

As of 4/13/13, this Workshop is FULL.
If you have any questions, please
Email: Treasurer "at" SITUSeattle.com 

If more that 10 people register, we will have a waiting list in case of cancellation(s).

What type of hat are we making?  The class will teach attendees how to construct buckram and wire frame hats.

How much choice do attendees have in what the hat will look like?  Attendees will learn how to draft patterns for just about any style of hat (Mary will bring several examples with different crown and brim styles).  However, since one should learn how to walk before running, attendees are encouraged to make a simple boater style hat for their first hat.  If an attendee wants to make a more complex hat, information and assistance will be available.

What are the supplies – that is, what is used in making the hat?  Mary will be supplying sufficient buckram and wire for a basic hat.  The attendee supplies the covering and lining fabrics and decorations (ribbons, flowers, feathers, etc.), which will not be needed on Day One.

Do attendees have to attend both days all day?  Day One will consist of learning how to measure and draft hat pattern pieces, and how to construct the pieces.  Attendees will take the information and supplies home with them and construct their hat pieces.  During Day Two attendees will learn how to cover the pieces with their fabric(s) of choice and how to sew those pieces together into a completed (but undecorated) hat.

Do attendees have to arrive on time?  Yes.  There will be a lot of information and instruction to cram into each day's session, and arriving late will not only cause them to miss valuable information, but will disrupt the class.

What do attendees have to bring?  A supplies and equipment list will be provided to each attendee prior to the classes.  The only "unusual" sewing item on it that attendees might not already have is a pair of wire snips/cutters for cutting the millinery wire to size.