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Friday - November 11, 2011
   Class Descriptions

Feathers Corners Border and Blocks:  Domestic Quilting


Sharon Schamber

   1 Day

    $65



 


 

 

 






 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Basic Feathers, Corners, Borders, & Blocks
Domestic Quilting

This class teaches the student how to quilt borders
corners and blocks. I show how to make feathers fit in all
sizes of borders. There is a secret to making the feathers
flow evenly and smoothly and I will show you how. I
will show you how to make feathers fit in block areas and
how to fill the spaces in your quilts.


Supplies needed:


6-22” Squares of muslin (no Polyester).
3 25” squares of squares of batting. I like Hobb’s wool bat.
50 weight Machine Quilting thread,
(Signature or Star brands work best for beginners)
Blue Water soluble Pen.
2 boards: 1/2: by 3” 26” long. Cover with muslin to protect your
quilt.


If you are traveling to class please don’t bring boards.
Sewing Machine in good working order. (That feed dogs drop)
Stipple foot, single needle plate,
Extension table for machine (a must).
90/14 machine embroidery needles,
Tweezers, thimble,
100% cotton Tatting thread for basting,

(Top Stitch thread will work), basting needle,
Glycerin for hands, or Quilting gloves.

 

$15 Handout fee.

 

Skill Level:  Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels. 

Website:  http://sharonschamber.com/classes/Classes.htm 


$15 Handout fee includes DVD and pattern. 

Straight Line Piecing


Karla Alexander

   1 Day

    $55


 



Featured pattern:  Summer Solstice - pattern free with class

 

  

It's always so much fun to discover a block that is fast and easy to piece that inspires you to make them again and again. That's what you'll find with this class! While anyone can duplicate someone else's design, you'll learn to re-work these blocks making them 100% your own, suiting your own creative taste. You'll be happy to see how one simple block method will allow you to design table runners/toppers/patchwork for clothing, hand bags and more! This class has it all, mastery, mystery, ease, playfulness and endless options. 

Karla provides you the opportunity to pick the pattern that you would like to do for the class...Click on the links below to view and download the Supply Sheet for this class.

    * Aurora Aura - New Cuts For New Quilts
    * Orderly Chaos - New Cuts For New Quilts
    * The Square Within - Color Shuffle
    * Critical Stash Mass - Color Shuffle
    * Hullabaloo - Color Shuffle
    * Big Fat Crazy Quilt -  Pattern
    * In Full Bloom - Pattern
    * Summer Solstice - Stack The Deck "Revisited" - My Newest Book available NOW!!

Karla is providing the pattern to Summer Solstice for this class FREE.  The other patterns may be purchased on Karla's website at www.saginawstreetquilts.com

Beautiful Bindings Again


Helen Young Frost

   1 Day

   $55


 

 

 









 

 






Achieve smooth bindings with perfect corners and learn a great method for joining the ends. Practice sewing angled and scalloped edges and try new “gourmet” bindings, such as two-color and faux piping. You’ll build a useful sample book of bindings that you can refer to again and again.

You’ll learn lots of great techniques as you bind small quilted samples. Place these in a binder with the handouts to create a Binding Binder that you can refer to again and again. The kit fee includes all quilted fabrics and bindings.

Kit fee: $5.00

Supplies
Small rotary ruler with 45° line
Black fine-line permanent marker, such as Sharpie Ultra-fine
Sewing machine with wound bobbins
Neutral thread
Fabric scissors
Small scissors for snipping threads
Seam ripper
Fine pins
3-ring binder, at least 1" wide

Texture Scape 1-2


Julie Hocker

   1 Day

   $55

 




 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

This popular class is designed with the confident beginner quilter in mind.  You’re ready to ‘do something different’, but you’re not sure how to get started.

In this class, you will learn to add texture and interest to your designs by using pin tucks, chenille techniques, and a couple of ways to add depth and dimension with Julie’s easy trapunto methods.  Top it all off with techniques for several different three-dimensional flowers and leaves.  Anyone who is interested in dimension and texture will ‘find’ their creative self in this fun class.  It is bound to inspire you and give you creative ideas of your own!

All of Julie’s classes are focused on learning to use new techniques.  They are structured with several demonstration periods, each followed by ample time for you to experiment with the techniques first hand.  They are pockets of time filled with creativity, designed to inspire you to ‘try something new’.

Student Supply List – TextureScapes 1 & 2

This technique class incorporates design methods from the entire line of LadyHawk designs patterns.  The techniques that will be covered are pin tuck methods, two easy trapunto methods, chenille techniques, and several ways to make three-dimensional flowers.  Please bring the following items to class:

Your sewing machine, with all accessories – don’t forget your foot pedal,
cord, feet, and instruction manual!
Pin tuck foot to fit your machine (if you have one) Do not buy one for this class!
Basic Sewing Supplies
Three to six scraps or fat quarters for practicing techniques
Hemostats or tweezers (if you have them)
Scraps of thin strong cotton batting (i.e., Warm & Natural)
Scraps of Steam a Seam 2 fusible or other 'heavy' stabilizer
** LadyHawk designs pattern or kit of your choice
** Cotton, rayon and/or metallic threads in a variety of colors
** Twin Needle - size 2.0, 3.0 or 4.0 mm
** Narrow tube turner (if you have one)


** = I will have these items available for purchase in class.




Visit Julie's site for an example of projects that have been made with these techniques... http://www.ladyhawkdesigns.com/id70.html