April 2024
BEGINNING QUILTING
Let’s Begin Quilting with the Log Cabin Square The log cabin square traditionally has a red or some shade of red as its center to symbolize the hearth fires burning in the old fashioned log cabin home. Using traditional or contemporary fabrics, a lighter colored fabric is commonly used diagonally on one half of the square to contrast to the other side using darker colored fabric. Once you start making the squares, it is hard to stop! Students will learn about…
Find out more »May 2024
OPEN SEW
Enjoy using our classroom equipped with BERNINA sewing machines, irons, ironing board, design wall and cutting mats on Fridays, 10-1pm. Please preregister, limited availability.
Find out more »PEPIN TOTE
Enjoy making this popular pattern from Anna Graham of Noodlehead! The Pepin Tote is a quick tote designed with a few optional add-ons if you’re feeling up to it. Otherwise, it is beautiful and useful in its simplicity as is. Here are samples with the optional add-on snap pocket.
Find out more »BEGINNING QUILTING
Let’s Begin Quilting with the Log Cabin Square The log cabin square traditionally has a red or some shade of red as its center to symbolize the hearth fires burning in the old fashioned log cabin home. Using traditional or contemporary fabrics, a lighter colored fabric is commonly used diagonally on one half of the square to contrast to the other side using darker colored fabric. Once you start making the squares, it is hard to stop! Students will learn about…
Find out more »OPEN SEW
Enjoy using our classroom equipped with BERNINA sewing machines, irons, ironing board, design wall and cutting mats on Fridays, 10-1pm. Please preregister, limited availability.
Find out more »BEGINNING QUILTING
Let’s Begin Quilting with the Log Cabin Square The log cabin square traditionally has a red or some shade of red as its center to symbolize the hearth fires burning in the old fashioned log cabin home. Using traditional or contemporary fabrics, a lighter colored fabric is commonly used diagonally on one half of the square to contrast to the other side using darker colored fabric. Once you start making the squares, it is hard to stop! Students will learn about…
Find out more »NOODLEHEAD SANDHILL SLING
Sew this Noodlehead Sandhill Sling to carry your daily necessities or to take for travel. It’s convenient sling design allows for easy access as well as being out of the way when you’re not using it. It is compact yet roomy enough for the essentials. Choose from a front zippered pocket (View A) or a patch pocket (View B), both come in handy for quick access to smaller items. An adjustable strap makes it easy to wear. Perfect for biking…
Find out more »BEGINNING QUILTING
Let’s Begin Quilting with the Log Cabin Square The log cabin square traditionally has a red or some shade of red as its center to symbolize the hearth fires burning in the old fashioned log cabin home. Using traditional or contemporary fabrics, a lighter colored fabric is commonly used diagonally on one half of the square to contrast to the other side using darker colored fabric. Once you start making the squares, it is hard to stop! Students will learn about…
Find out more »June 2024
JELLY ROLL RUG
Jelly Roll Rug! Come learn how to make this out of one design roll (same as jelly roll) – 42 strips, 2.5? x 42? and batting strips. You choose which colors/prints go next to each other to make it uniquely your design. Students will almost complete their rug in class. Kaffe Fassett Design Rolls with bold prints and bright colors work really well for this project.
Find out more »FABRIC COLLAGE
Learn how to make a fusible fabric collage quilt or wall hanging using one of Laura Heine’s popular collage patterns or Libby Mortensen's patterns. Choose your design and get started on this fun and easy technique – no sewing necessary until time to quilt. Techniques taught include – how to transfer a design onto foundation fabric, fuse webbing, fussy cut motifs and create a colorful design using a simple, black line drawing. In addition, color choices and placement of fabrics to create…
Find out more »*** Class Policy: Full payment is due at time of registration. 1/2 refund if cancellation is one week before the start of class. No refund if cancellation is within one week of class. Full refund if class is canceled due to weather, low enrollment, or teacher illness.