The Fiber Arts Studio is captained by Samantha Sullivan and Sam Dunne.

1. Members must have completed MAKE Roanoke’s new member orientation before using the Fiber Arts Studio.
2. No food or drinks are permitted on or near machines in the Fiber Arts Studio.
3. Dispose of all spent sharp objects: sewing needles, knife blades, straight pins, etc in the yellow blade disposal tub.
4. Do not cut directly on the tables, use a cutting mat.
5. Keep all accessories with their machines.

1. Clean-Up is mandatory. Remove all scraps, loose threads, etc from your workspace when you’re done. Sweep up your area before you leave.
2. Do not disturb another member’s project.
3. Do not leave your project out where it takes over equipment (machines, dressforms, tables, etc). A draped project in progress may be left on a dressform for up to 24 hours using the Parking Permit system. Members can store projects and non-communal materials in a locker.
4. Don’t wind communal bobbins up all the way unless you’ll need that much thread.
5. Feel free to add “usable scraps” (bigger than an adult hand, approximately) to our scrap bin!
6. No dyeing in the sink.
7. Browse the scrap bin for suitable material before cutting into communal yardage.

1. When cutting out MAKE Roanoke patterns, cut the paper only on the largest size so they may be used again by people of other sizes

These machines are available to anyone who has completed the Fiber Arts Studio Orientation.

• Sears Kenmore 2142 (on table)
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• Sears Kenmore 1120 (In cabinet)
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• Brother VX-1120
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• Singer Simple 3116
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• Singer 6215C

These machines require specific training before use.

• Singer 331K1 Industrial Sewing Machine
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• Janome Memory Craft 10001 Embroidery Machine
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• Janome Juno Serger 3434D Domestic Serger
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• Cricut Maker Die Cutting Machine
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• Sailrite LSZ-1 Light Industrial Sewing Machine (on table)
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