BPQ Workshop Registration
Registration for all workshops is on a first-come, first-served basis with payment in full required to reserve your space. Members are given the first opportunity to register, starting 4 months before each class. Non-members may then sign up 2 months before each class if space is available.
How to Register for a BPQ Zoom Workshop
Send your payment with a note indicating which class you are registering for to the Programs Chair. Please use the address listed in the newsletter or on the members' only page as it is a different address than the public BPQ mailbox.
Please make the checks out to "Block Party Quilters".
Once registered you will receive an e-mail with further instructions regarding class format, signing in to Zoom and any other necessary information from the BPQ Programs Chair.
Registrations as always will be space available, first come, first served.
How to Register for a BPQ In Person Workshop
Registration for each workshop opens 3 months before the class. Registrations must be mailed to the Programs Chair at the address listed in the newsletter or on the members' only page. No signups will be taken at the in-person general meetings.
IMPORTANT
2024 Workshop Registration
How to Register for 2024 Workshops
Registration for our workshops will be entirely by mail again this year. We want everyone to have the same opportunity to sign up for our workshops and mail only registration fulfills that goal.
Registration will open for each workshop BY MAIL on the date noted in each workshop summary. (Generally the 1st of the month, 3 full months before each class). Please put your payment and class registration info in the mail no sooner than the specified opening date (requests should NOT be postmarked prior to the 1st)
Include the following with your payment:
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your name
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which instructor/class/date you are requesting
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your email
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for in-person classes, whether you will bring your own machine or would like to use a machine provided by Issaquah Sewing & Vacuum
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if there are multiple workshops offered with the same instructor, indicate 1st choice and if 2nd or 3rd choice is also acceptable.
Payment can be by cash or check, made out to “Block Party Quilters” for the class fee only (do not include any instructor lab fees or kits in your BPQ check). One check per person per class request Please don't combine checks in case one of the classes you want is already full.
Mail to:
Wendi Prekeges
24223 SE 44th Street
Sammamish, WA 98029
Registrations will be space available, first come, first served. You will receive an email confirming your registration, or wait list status (if applicable), within 1 week of payment receipt by Wendi. Please watch for emails from education@blockpartyquilters.org (new email address) and add this email to your contact list!!!
When registration is open to members only, you must have paid your BPQ membership for the year.
Please also note that by signing up as a member, you are committing to work at least 2 shifts at our annual November quilt show.
You will be notified by email typically within 1 week of your received registration request; notification will include for which class you are registered or your wait list status. If all classes are full, you will automatically be put on a wait list.
If you have questions, please contact Wendi at education@blockpartyquilters.org.
New Location for our In-Person Workshops!
Issaquah Sewing & Vacuum built out a new classroom in their shop/showroom at 1180 NW Gilman Blvd in Issaquah in 2022 and owner Eddie Schultz has very generously offered the use of their facility for our BPQ workshops. The space is designed specifically for workshops such as ours, with 6’ tables for each student and access to shared ironing and cutting stations in their main store area. Even better, for those of you whom do not want to have to lug your personal sewing machine to class, they will make demo machines available to our students! Space will be limited to 12 students per class.
Please join us in thanking Eddie and his team when you next visit their store.
