WORKSHOPS

February 20, 2025 @ 9:30am

"Binding Basics With A Flair"

with Rose Remund

Learn how to attach a binding to your quilts all by machine (no hand stitching required). 

Some quilts need a little extra zing, so you will also learn how to make a Faux Flange (two-color) binding that you can attach to your quilt all by machine.

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February 27, 2025 @ 9:30am

"Sashiko"

 With Linda Bosket

Sashiko is a traditional Japan embroidery or stitching technique that can be used to reinforce or decorate cloth or clothing.  Sashiko is known for its complex looking patterns that are actually made up of simple lines.

The class project can be used to make a pillow, bag or wall hanging.

Kit Fee $8  

The $8 kit will include cloth, thread and needle.

Supply List:

• Small Scissors
• Thimble
• Embroidery Hoop (Optional)
• Needle Threader 

March 20, 2025 @ 9:30am

"EQ Workshop"

 With Karen Kuske

This is an advanced class . . . students must know how to use the basics of EQ8 (setting the size of a block, selecting colors & fabrics, how to
choose the type of pattern and how to find stuff in the Project Sketchbook).  

Karen will show how to create an applique pattern for a picture art quilt.  Students should bring their own photo(s) to class loaded on their computer
and use it to make their own pattern.

Students will learn:
1. how to import a photo into EQ8
2. how to crop the portion of the photo that you want to use
3. how to size the block for your pattern
4. how to trace the elements of your photo that you want to include in
your quilt
5. how to color the quilt design
6. how to print the master pattern and the templates for the appliqués
(edit the name of your pattern / move the template pieces around on
the pages)

March 27, 2025 @ 9:30am

"Disappearing 4-Patch"

 With Annie Mueller

The Disappearing Four Patch is an easy pattern for a confident beginning quilter, and a fun one for a more experienced quilter.  In this workshop you will sew charm squares into a four patch.  You will carefully cut the four patch into pieces that you rearrange to create the final block.  Annie will
provide two rotary cutting mats for the class to share.  If you have your
own rotary cutting mat, please bring it.

Materials:
This pattern uses 5” charm squares to create 8” finished blocks.
Select fabrics that have light and dark contrast or contrasting colors. See table on page 4 for fabric requirements

Supplies:

1. Rotating cutting mat
2. rotary cutter  
3. 12” ruler
4. Flat head pins
5. Sewing machine and supplies

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