Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We recommend starting with Fiberology™, where beginners receive individualized instruction while learning sewing basics, machine operation, and simple projects in a supportive environment.

The best place to begin is Fiberology™. Whether you've never sewn before or are returning after many years, our instructors will help you build confidence while learning the fundamentals of sewing and using a sewing machine.

Absolutely! Fiberology™ includes sewing machine basics, including threading the machine, winding a bobbin, selecting stitches, troubleshooting common problems, changing presser feet, and gaining confidence using your machine.

Bring it to Fiberology™! Our instructors will help you become familiar with your own sewing machine while teaching the skills you need to begin sewing with confidence.

Yes. One of the most common reasons people attend Fiberology™ is to learn how to thread their sewing machine, wind a bobbin, troubleshoot common issues, and become comfortable using their equipment.

Yes! Fiberology™ is a great place to learn crochet. Whether you're picking up a crochet hook for the first time or need help with stitches, patterns, or finishing techniques, our instructors provide personalized guidance.

Yes. Crochet instruction is available through Fiberology™, where beginners and experienced crocheters can learn new skills, receive one-on-one help, and work on projects at their own pace.

Yes! Knitting instruction is available through Fiberology™. Learn casting on, knit and purl stitches, reading patterns, increasing and decreasing, finishing techniques, and much more.

Absolutely! Fiberology™ includes quilting instruction ranging from rotary cutting and piecing to borders, binding, quilt assembly, and finishing techniques. We also offer specialty quilting workshops throughout the year.

Yes! Fiberology™ includes hand embroidery instruction covering basic stitches, decorative techniques, and embroidery projects for beginners and experienced stitchers alike.

Yes. During Fiberology™, instructors can help you learn common clothing alterations such as hemming pants, shortening sleeves, taking in garments, and making simple adjustments.

Yes! One of the many topics covered in Fiberology™ is learning how to read commercial sewing patterns, understand pattern markings, choose the correct size, and follow construction instructions.