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- 314/324P class tables
- This is a shared work space when class is not in session, please keep organized and clear at all times outside of class time
- Notion Supply Wall/ Drawers:
- Supplies are not for personal or class project use, unless it is for production
- Do not keep supplies at your table. Put things back for everyone’s use
- If you cannot find something, ask a staff member
- If you use the last of something or open the last from overstock, inform a staff person IMMEDIATELY
- Fabric stock
- If there are at least two UNCUT yards of fabric, it can be stored on a bolt.
- All fabric should be secured with ties or calamari loops.
- Smaller amounts of scrap fabric should be neatly bundled, tied off, and put in fabric drawers.
- Anything too small to cut a vest back out of, recycle
- Please put fabric away in the proper location. Flat bolts on top, tied bundles in drawers, etc. Please roll fabric tightly when bundling them to save space in drawers. Use calamari.
- Recycling- recycling is now single stream, all recyclables can go in the same bin.
- Rinse & clean out your items before putting them in the bin.
- See website for a list of approved recyclables: https://facilitiesservices.utexas.edu/divisions/support/zero-waste/waste-hierarchy#recycling
- Scraps bin
- Fabric recycle bin
- Crew laundry cart
- Do not put anything on this cart without drapers (Poua and Sarah) knowledge/permission
- This cart is used for crew work. If you put anything on here that we don’t know about it will not get done/prioritized accordingly. If we see something that doesn’t belong it may even get tossed or restocked.
- Staff area tables, machines, irons, cubbies, light switches
- Fitting rooms Small and Large
- Dress forms storage and Guidelines
- See Dress Form Use and Care document for details
- Dress forms- take good care of them & report any problems
- Costume Labeling Drawers
- Follow labeling guidelines and use appropriate supplies
- Printed labels, label ribbons, and oak tags
- Dry cleaning pens are for label use only
- Use a pencil or frixion pen on oak tags please!
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