Menders Survey

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Menders Survey

Thank you for your interest in participating in the upcoming Mend-It Cafe as a mender/sewist!

To help in our planning, please confirm your participation and the skills you plan to provide to the Mend-It Cafe by filling out the survey below.

Should you have any concerns or questions please email spokanezerowaste@gmail.com

Name

phone number

Please check which skills you want to provide to the Mend-It Cafe.

mending by hand

visible mending

darning

patching

hemming

installing zippers/button hooks

simple alterations

mending knit ware

Other:

Do you have your own sewing machine to bring?

Yes

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Can you sew on specialty fabrics like stretchy Lycra?

Yes

Other:

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We like to have a "Quick Fix" sewist, someone who can take the straight stitching tasks, a simple fallen hem, an open seam that sort of thing. Would you like to be the Quick Fixer for all or part of the Cafe?

yes

Other:

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Can you fix knits?

Yes

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Are you okay working on expensive items?

Yes

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Can you fix zippers in about 30-40 minutes?

yes

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If time and space allow, would you also be willing to present a demonstration of skills, such as threading a sewing machine and adjusting tension, visible mending, installing a zipper, or something related?

Please tell us what you’d like to demonstrate:

Have you taught sewing classes?

Yes

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Are you interested in teaching sewing classes?

Yes

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If you are interested in teaching, what would you teach?

The Mend-It Cafe is primarily a volunteer event. Spokane Zero Waste is continually pursuing funding to keep the event happening and sometimes we are able to provide menders with a stipend of $25.00/hour. Please let us know how you would like to participate.

I choose to volunteer

I would like to receive the stipend

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Thank you, we appreciate your participation in this foray into developing a repair economy in Spokane that will help divert textile waste from landfill and teach young and old valuable skills.

*Stipends are paid through grant funding and donations.

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