Nine Patch Kameleon by Eldrid Røyset Førde(September 5th) - 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 ...

A Trio of Patchwork Projects by Rhonda Woodsmall (September 5th) - Are you ready to try a new piecing method? We are going to make a checkbook cover, a coin purse and a tote bag. My cut down method allows you to make "Blocks"with small pieces without paper piecing and you won’t ever handle anything smaller than a 1 ½" square. "Blocks" are made by sewing fabric swatches together and then cutting out squares with a template. There are three different "Blocks"to learn. The small pieces just happen as you sew the squares together. It's fun and dramatic looking! More information...

Quilted Portraits by Therese May (September 12th) - Make a wonderful fantasy portrait quilt!! Start with a very simple drawing of a face (like kindergarten!!!) More information ...

Learn to Fabric Paint by Vicki Johnson (September 12th) - 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...

Somerset Patchwork by Eldrid Røyset Førde (September 19th) - Somerset patchwork is made by folding fabric squares or rectangles and sewing them on to a foundation fabric. More information ...

Confused Wells by Cinzia White (September 19th) - 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...

Your First Quilt by Maria Hrabovsky (September 26th) - If you have never made a quilt, this class is for you. It will take you step by step from the tools and fabrics you will need right through to a finished, labelled, machine-quilted, small quilt. Students will choose the size of quilt they wish to make: doll quilt, wall hanging, crib quilt, baby quilt, or child size. Each student’s quilt will be different from the others. The only prerequisite for this class is knowing how to use your sewing machine. More information ...