ONE AND DONE BLOCK
April 18, 2026 @ 9:30am
"One and Done Block Class"
With Kim Fisher
Who's tired of taking a workshop and going home with another UFO?
Here's a class where the student leaves with finished products. Both blocks can be created with 3 colors or can be made with a consistent background color and happy scrappy fabric when expanding to larger quilt items. Since these blocks require only 3 fabrics, those 3 yard packs you fell in love with and had to have finally have a home.
WALKING TRAILS BLOCK
This block uses strip piecing to create various designs. The student will create 2 blocks in class. Double your cuts and you will have a great table runner.
LABYRINTH STAR BLOCK
This block has multiple pieces to create the interlocking effect relying heavily on half-square triangles (HSTs). With this in mind, it requires basic skills to create a three dimensional block that attracts the eye every time.
Tangled Stitches Technique
April 23, 2026 @ 9:30am
"Tangled Stitches Technique"
With Nancy Fiedler
The goal of this class is to explore decorative stitches on your machine as you create a design using your built in stitches and black thread.
Several outline designs will be available to choose from.
This fun class will let you expand the design capabilities of your sewing machine.
Supplies:
- 15" x 18" white cotton (if you want to create more than one, bring fabric and interfacing for each
- 15" x 18" medium weight iron on interfacing.
- 9" square of interfaced solid color to test stiches out
- Black machine embroidery thread
- New water soluble fabric marker
- Sewing machine with decorative stitches
- Satin Stich foot to fit your machine (applique foot)
- New size 14 needles
- Two bobbins wound with same thread as you will be using in needle
- Seam ripper
- Thread snips or small scissors
Optional:
lint brush If you desire to trace multiple designs bring pencil and tracing
Stringing Stars
Stringing Stars
May 28, 2026 @ 9:30am
"Stringing Stars"
With Veronica Paine
Stringing Stars” is a string quilt made with a theme or colorway in mind or totally using scrap strips from your stash. Blocks can be stitched to use in a larger quilt or a single wall hanging, table topper, or baby quilt can be made. Strip stitching on paper technique will be covered. Top of the table topper or baby quilt can be completed in the workshop.
Supplies:
- 16 8” squares paper to be stitched on a torn off Scrap strips of fabrics 1”-2 1/2
- wide of varying lengths of neutrals and colored/prints (at least a gallon baggie full)
- Glue stick
- 12 1/2” square ruler
- Rotary cutter
- Cutting mat
- Wool pressing mat and iron if you want to use your own
- Pen
- Sewing machine
- Normal sewing supplies