VERY IMPORTANT: No bookings can be made before 1 March 2013.
Iessie Steenberg, the coordinator of the 17th National
Quilt Festival has compiled this guide to planning for the festival.
1. Work through
the program and decide which classes you’d like to attend. Take a look at the timetable to see whether
the dates and times of your classes will work out.
2. Summarize
these before making bookings through Computicket (1/3/2013), have all your
contact details as well as the number of the class/es you plan to attend. (Not
the classroom number, the course number).
3. Check to see
if you need to order a kit for any of the classes. Some classes have COMPULSORY kits.
4.
Check to see if you’ll need a sewing machine for
a class – take a look at the student requirement list - if you want to make use
of a hired machine, check the timetable to see if your class will have machines
available. If your class does not
have a mark to show that machines for hire are available, please e-mail
Iessie URGENTLY at iessie@vodamail.co.za.
5.
Now you complete all the information needed on
the accommodation form.
6. WAIT UNTIL 1
MARCH 2013
7. All
reservations can now be done.
Computicket for registration, classes, kits, sewing machines, evening
functions, lectures and Pamela at Eunice for accommodation.
COMPUTICKET –
(http://online.computicket.com/web/)
a) Registration – Buy this ticket first
(this includes your goodie bag).
b) Book for classes. Remember to give as much of your own personal
information to enable us to send you more information closer to the start of
the festival. (You will immediately be informed if you can attend a class but
remember only 20 people per class allowed.
You will have to pay for your tickets immediately.)
c) Kits – you’ll need to buy
each separately specifying for which class it would be. Take note:
Some classes do have COMPULSORY kits.
d) Sewing machines – purchase a ticket
should you need one for a class IF your class shows machine for hire available.
(If a class does not have machines, contact Iessie at iessie@vodamail.co.za.
e) Evening functions – You really
don’t want to miss these!
f) Lectures – starting on page 6 in
the program. Purchase a ticket if you
want to attend.
a) Now you
contact Pamela and book your accommodation or should you prefer book your own
accommodation at a nearby guest house or hotel you’ll need to contact them.
8. Print or write
a list of student requirements you’ll need to have for every class you plan to
attend and stick this in your diary.
Bring all on your list/s along.
Remember to
look out for the daily tours. The Women’s Memorial turns 100 years old and it
promises to be an exciting excursion.
Tickets are also available through Computicket. (Bush Junkies).
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