Basic Celtic for Hand Applique by Scarlett Rose - Learn an effective method for making your own bias tape; with your choice of fabric, your sewing machine and bias bars. Take the first steps in learning how to draw Celtic designs by using Scarlett's new technique for creating knots - the Magic Key series. This class also shows how to hand appliqué for the right or left handed. For the beginner, but with optional suggestions for the intermediate and advanced, who may be interested in learning what can be done with designing your own Celtic knotwork. More information...     Less information...

Basics of EQ7 by Bonnie Heap - Are you tired of cutting fabric for a quilt and when you sew it together you hate the way it looks? By using EQ7, you never have to cut your fabric first to see if you like your fabric combinations. Just load your fabrics into the program and see how they look with out any cutting. Make your own designs to create that perfect quilt. More information...     Less information...

Button, Button, YOU'VE Got the Button! by Eleanor Levie - We all know you've got a big old jar or box--or maybe a treasure chest chock-full of buttons. This class is sure to unbutton and unleash your imagination to think about buttons outside the box—and onto quilts, and quilted accessories, and wearables. After all, whether buttons are functional or purely decorative, they're the perfect accents for everything you make. More information...     Less information...

Confused Wells by Cinzia White - Fed up with all of those leftover scraps lying around… too small for anything really but too big to throw out. Well Confused Wells is your answer. Made using strips and quick piecing techniques this is the perfect solution. In fact the more scraps the better. Any scrap bigger than 1in by 9in is usable. Confused Wells is a generous 56in x 72in but it is easy to change the final size to suit your needs and your scraps. More information...     Less information...

Crazy Bag by Chris Hammacott - An ideal bag to impress at the next workshop! Holding all you need with pockets for rotary cutter and sundries. The technique uses crazy patchwork combined with sashing for a real 'one of' look. The class will also look at re-sizing to use the technique for other shape/ size bags. Of course when not used for workshops the bag is big enough for everyday shopping and brilliant for vacations. More information...     close

Folded Fabric Blocks Bag by Eldrid Røyset Førde - In this class you will learn how to make two traditional patchwork block patterns, - not by regular sewing, but by just folding fabric pieces and placing them on top of each other. The blocks will then be used to decorate a bag. More information...     Less information...

Freezer Paper Applique by MsDesigns - This project is intended for first-time appliquers or those that want to learn freezer paper applique. Come and see how easy it is for a beginner to get into applique and get excellent results! More information...     Less information...

Intermediate Celtic Design by Scarlett Rose - Take the next steps in learning how to draw Celtic designs with Scarlett's technique for creating knots, with Magic Key #2. If you've done some Celtic applique or taken other Celtic classes, this class is for you! Learn how to make corners with bias tape, create intersections in Celtic designs and find out all about inset patches. Learn a precise method for making your own fusible bias tape with your choice of fabric, a craft or mini iron, fusible web and a fusible bias tape maker. This class also shows how to do invisible machine appliqué, which will give your project a hand appliqued look done in less time than real hand applique. For the intermediate quilter with optional suggestions for the advanced. More information...     Less information...

Learn to Fabric Paint by Vicki Johnson - Learn to fabric paint while doing a flowering apple tree. Several techniques to use fabric paint to create landscapes will be presented in this class. Using a pattern of a flowering apple tree you will make a small painting to use in a quilt, garment, wall hanging or other small project. Instruction for using fabric paint in each procedure will be given along with a general description of the type of fabric paint used. Everyone should have a finished 9” x 9” painting at the end of class. More information...     Less information...

Machine Quilting - Master the Basics by Nadine Ruggles - Take the first steps in machine quilting with this comprehensive beginning class. Class is presented in exercise format, and introduces students to machine guided and free motion quilting, including continuous line designs, grids, stippling and meandering, echo quilting and other background patterns. A discussion of tools, materials, marking tools and basting techniques is also presented. More information...     Less information...

Designing with Monkey Wrench by Sue Beevers - This class has been designed with an intermediate to advanced student in mind, and is based upon an article that I did for the 40th Anniversary Edition of "Quilters Newsletter". I sure hope that you like to piece - a lot - because that's what you'll be doing. You will be making at least two quilts, and will be getting ideas for zillions more. Actually, by the time you're done with this class, you may be convinced that you will do nothing but Monkey Wrench based quilts for the rest off your quilting life. More information...     Less information...

Nine Patch Kameleon by Eldrid Røyset Førde - In this class you will learn the Kameleon Quilt® technique of sewing three dimensional curved triangles in between the blocks, and between blocks and borders. The inset curved triangles which can be flipped over and buttoned down to either side, will make for a versatile design with lots of possible looks, - you can practically have a new look to the quilt every day. More information...     Less information...

Pillowcases by Sue Beevers - This class has been designed for quilting students of all levels who are interested in a "mini workshop". Two lessons will be presented, each exploring a different way to create a pillowcase. More information...     Less information...

Quilted Portraits by Therese May - Make a wonderful fantasy portrait quilt!! Start with a very simple drawing of a face (like kindergarten!!!) More information...     Less information...

A Simply Plaid Halloween by Maria Hrabovsky - Have extra fun this Halloween with a wall hanging that appears to glow in the dark and a cute, unique set of Boo Bags for children to take trick-or-treating or for you to take along when shopping during October. Imagine the comments and reactions you’ll receive! Fusible appliqué is the method we’ll be using. Have fun with plaids or use traditional colours for your assortment of pumpkins, ghosts, leaves and other spooky elements in this quilt! More information...     Less information...

Somerset Patchwork by Eldrid Røyset Førde - Somerset patchwork is made by folding fabric squares or rectangles and sewing them on to a foundation fabric. More information...     Less information...

NEW! Stained Glass: Three Circles by Mary Marcotte. In this class you will learn the basics of creating a stained glass quilt. We will use a method I created after making several stained glass quilts in the traditional way. Rather than pin together the "glass shards" then adding the leading, we will quilt the "glass" down before adding the leading, or black lines that complete the quilt. This method does two things: it allows us to easily add the finishing touches and stabilizes the quilt top so that it looks better for a longer time. This process is much easier than the traditional way of making stained glass quilts. More information...     Less information...