Workshops

1 Day Workshops

One Fabric Kaleidoscope Quilt

Pattern by Jason Yenter

Using one beautiful Border Stripe fabric and Jason Yenter’s directions with a few tweaks that Cindy has figured out to make the quilt easier and quicker. Cindy will show you how to make this awesome quilt in either a generously sized lap quilt or a smaller version for a wall hanging. She will also show you how to make this quilt using any border print you find.

Kits are provided for this class in lap and wall hanging size.

Kit Cost: $75 Wall hanging

                $130 Lap size

 

Check out the One Fabric Kaleidoscope Quilt Page to see the current selection of border prints available.

Stepping Stones  

Pattern by Judy Niemeyer

A great way to use Bali Pops or lots of 2 1/2" strips from your stash.  Strips sets available for this class.

Pattern Fee: $36.50

Fun Fabulous Fabric Ornaments
A fun and very addictive workshop.  Sit back and relax for a great time making one or more of these beautiful ornaments.  To make these we will be using Paula Nadelstern's gorgeous medallion fabrics (included in the kit)
Kits available - Kit Fee $35.
Kit includes - fabric medallion panel, sequins, seed beads, pins.  

Styrofoam balls may be available for purchase in class.

Supply list for this class is very minimal, just 2 pairs of scissors.

 

One Block Wonder with Panels

One Block Wonder method for making quilts, we will use 6 of the panels to cut up for the hexagon blocks and the left over panel to use as your focal point to build around.  We will be using small pillow panels that will allow the student to learn all the steps in making a One Block Wonder quilt, cutting, sewing and designing in class.  I will also be showing some of the different ways to attach your center panel to your hexi blocks.  

These samples are made with a 10" x 10" panel set.  They make a cute wall hanging or could be make into a nice pillow.

Kits for the class range in price from $12.00 - $50.00 depending on what panels I have available at the time of the class.  Students may pick from a variety of different small panels.  Please check out my One Block Wonder with Panels page to see what kits are currently available for classes.  Depending on the time the list may not be up to date. 

Jelly Roll Messenger Bag

Have you made a Jelly Roll Rug? Do you enjoy making purses and bags. Now you can combine the two and make this fun messenger bag. I have designed this bag with two pockets in the front and one large pocket in the back. You can use a Jelly Roll or cut your own fabric strips, I used scraps for mine. There is some pre-class homework to do, but this is so that I can show you how to put it all together in class. You might even leave class with a finished bag!