05/12/2026
Having problems finding someplace to get your machine serviced? Ever wonder how involved it really is? Ever feel like you are paying too much for regular service? Ever avoid taking your machine in because you don't want to be without it for the time it takes to service it?
If you answered yes, to any of these questions this may be for you. If you join this "free" open house, you will learn about what your machine really needs on a regular basis and the classes that can teach you the skills. Andi (the instructor who has been a technician for over 15 years) provides the open house and explains each of the classes offered including one on working on vintage machines.
I am sending this out to you all because I personally am taking two of the classes and will be adding a third. I find her instructions thorough and clear. I'm ready to open up my first machine and have already fixed a minor problem on one of my machines. While the "Open House" is free the classes cost money but I don't think they are unreasonable for what you can get out of them. The program is set up so that people who want to can become certified technicians. While that is not my personal goal, it is pretty cool to see the lists of individuals starting their internships.
Finally, I don't get a kick back for this program, I just think it is amazing and wanted to share it with you all. If you do decide to embark on this journey, I'd love to connect, just for fun 🤓 I've included a picture of her latest flyer and a link to register for the open house if you are interested.
Vikki
https://www.sewingdocacademy.com/live
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