Frequently Asked Questions
How much money can I expect to make?
With the Sewciety Kids Curriculum, you can customize your Program to meet your financial goals. Teach a few classes a week for extra part-time income, or go all-in and hold classes everyday to maximize revenue. Our Start-Up Package includes an interactive Revenue Calculator Worksheet to help you determine how many classes to teach and what to charge. But the sky is the limit!
What makes Sewciety Kids so successful?
'Sew' many things! It's a modern curriculum with awesome projects that today's kids want to make - they can't help but keep coming back for more! That means you have a constant revenue stream you can count on. Most new businesses fail due to cash flow problems; the way our Program is structured solves that problem.
Is this a franchise?
No, Sewciety Kids is not a franchise. Franchises charge very large fees to get started, and may take a portion of your profits. With Sewiety Kids, you create your own business, with any name you choose. You simply purchase the Sewciety Kids Curriculum and pay a low yearly licensing fee to use it.
Can I use SK in conjunction with another curriculum?
We don't recommend it. The Sewciety Kids Program is designed with a very specific progression of projects - it's takes a skill building approach that should be followed in order for students to be as successful as possible. Plus, the types of projects included are very diverse - we make bags, garments, pillows, even quilts - this diversity keeps kids interested and invested.
What support is available to Licensed members?
We are happy to answer any questions you have via phone or email. Our goal is to make sure you have all the tools, knowledge, and support to succeed - it's our passion! Call us Monday through Friday between 9:30 am and 4:30 pm, or email us anytime at hello@sewcietykids.com!
Do you have boy patterns?
Not yet, but many of the Sewciety Kids projects are gender-neutral - there are plenty of projects to keep boys busy for a long time! In the After-School Program, kids work independently through the Curriculum. When boys encounter a girls' garment project, they can simply skip over it. Some choose to make these projects for a female family member. However, we are currently working on supplemental boy projects.