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Traditional Quilting Classes
Become a REAL part of America's Quilting Heritage! Learn, step by step, one on one with me, at your OWN pace , how to master the relatively simple skills to design and build a real heritage quality quilt. Recently, quilting has become more associated with cutesy wallhangings and "short cut" projects. The lessons I teach, four in all, will give you the REAL skills of building blocks correctly, seam by seam, to then combine them with borders into gorgeous heirloom quality quilts made by YOU. The first class teaches you how to choose designs and blocks, as well as to design your own on graph paper accurately, cutting templates, tracing template s on pieces of fabrics, learning about seam allowances, about the bias and straight grains of fabrics, correct matching of seamlines and corners, FEELING the pieces line up in your hands, simple running stitches, pressing seams correctly, and bordering blocks or rows of blocks. The second class goes into more advanced blocks, setting in points, making mitre frames for blocks, piecing on the curve (for curved or round block pieces), and some on machine piecing--understandable really only when you have mastered seams felt and sewn in your hands. The third class takes up traditional needle turn applique as well as some satin stitch applique by hand useful for detailed pictures built of fabrics. Those skills can then be confidently applied to machine applique and embroidery by you later. The fourth class involves putting the layers of a quilt together, backing, batting and top, to make the final product. Includes a basic binding method as well as learning to do the "rocking" quilting stitches to sew the layers together. |
$40.00 USD | Feb 2-9:26 | 11 w, 0 d |
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Fabric - 100% Polyester - Ecru
This lustrous Ecru 100% polyester fabric made in China has a soft off-white coloring that will add an expensive-looking touch when it is used as a lining for jackets and dresses. Can be used as a lining for wedding gowns as well as for flower girl and bridesmaid dresses. Soft pastel colors like taupe, lilac, and mint are beautiful coordinates for this fabric. Ecru is also a good coordinate for shades of brown and black. An inexpensive fabric which can also be used for decorative draperies and swags at weddings and other special events. The experienced seamstress can find many uses for this fine fabric including panels for French doors and silky soft pillow cases. The maximum continuous length for this product is 50 yards on one bolt, width is 36". $100 Price is for one bolt, 9 bolts total are available for purchase. Call 706-374-5937 |
$100.00 USD | Dec 18-22:57 | 4 w, 1 d |