Departing from, and
returning to, Vancouver, BC

FAQs

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• Sewing Machines:  You will need to bring your own – a small one is preferable as you will be sharing a 8ft x 30” table with one other person.  (I use my Featherweight all the time!)

• Quilt Stores:  YES! There are quilt stores to visit in Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan!  We will provide you with information and maps on how to get there.  

• Party size:  Limited to 20 quilters maximum to ensure that you get personal attention.

• Kits, patterns and quilting supplies:  If you order a pattern, it will be sent to you in advance, with instructions on how to cut your papers. If you order a kit, it will be shipped to you in advance. Basic sewing supplies will also be available for purchasing.

• Will I have to go to ALL the quilting classes?: This is your cruise, your class. If you miss anything in class because you want to go for a swim, spa, or walk around the deck with camera in hand, Anne will go over what you have missed when you are ready.

• What is included:   There’s no getting away from it – cruising is expensive, and CruisePlus has set up a payment plan. More details are available from our cruise specialist, Fiona.

  • 7 nights accommodation

  • Coffee / tea / water and cookies in the quilting room

  • Sewing room available 24/7, on the Promenade Deck.  The room is locked when not in use.

  • Meals and onboard entertainment (some optional dining choices may incur extra charges)

  • Gratuities

• Dining options:  You will not be confined to dining as one big group each evening, particularly if you are bringing a “significant other” (quilters en masse can be quite an intimidating prospect if you don’t know your fat quarters from your add-a-quarters). If some of you wish to dine as a group, tables can be requested on a day-by-day basis.  We all like to eat at different times and in different places.

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