Quilting Classes 40 to 51
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Saturday, June 12 Quilting Classes 40 to 51 |
Truck Show 12:15 p.m. in the Auditorium
FREE Admission
Brenda and Bonnie Bailey, Mother and Daughter partners in Pie Plate Patterns will tell us about how the company got started. They have four pattern books published and will have two more published by June 2010 all using Layer Cakes and/or Charm Packs. Come hear their wonderful story.
40. Marsha Chappell – Byzantine Star 66” x 78” lyncreates@yahoo.com 435-836-2614 All Day |
This old, beloved and much requested star pattern is unique and easy to assemble while it truly makes a statement! Using the technique provided by one of my favorite “toys”, the Tri-Rec Ruler, you can always be assured the points will be sharp and accurate. It’s one of those quilts that your friends will think you’ve “slaved” over for days while you can chuckle to yourself thinking how east it was. Think of the TV ad of the Rice Krispie Treats!!! Skill Level: All Pattern Fee: $5 BSK |
41. Saundra Cindrich – Feathered Star paprpcr@yahoo.com All Day |
This quilt was requested by several of my students from last year. It is foundation paper piecing, a technique I love to teach as you know. I’ve used a modern large scale fabric to give it a more contemporary look but the use of traditional colors and construction would be lovely as well. Skill Level: All Vellem Fee: $4 BSK |
42. Pam Kay – Rib Basket 619-464-2009 PamKay@FiberArtist.com All Day |
Try your hand at a new weaving form! The rib basket is suitable for beginners and the experienced alike! Ribs give the basket shape, and weaving is continuous. It's called an egg basket, a melon basket, buttocks basket, or just plain rib basket. I like a primitive look, so I've used milk paint and some distressing techniques on these baskets, but they are very beautiful when finished with a traditional weavers stain. The shape can be varied simply by changing the size and position of the ribs. You will learn to make a gods' eye to insert the ribs into. The only tools you'll need are something to cut with, a measuring tape and a pencil. Bring along basket weaving packing tools if you have them, but they are not essential for this project. And guess what else? No rim to lash on! Kit: $15 (includes all materials) |
43. Jody Ray – Bow Tuck Tote Bag jodyray001@msn.com |
Use your favorite fabrics to create this useful 11” x 10” x 5” tote bag in the style of Vera Bradley. With interior, divided pockets and a button closure, you’ll love carrying it around. And once you’ve learned the tricks, you’ll want to make many more for yourself and your friends. Skill Level: Experienced beginners and up Pattern Fee: $9.65 BSK |
44. Sandy Varley – Stained Glass Window Large Lap Quilt or Throw sandyvarley@comcast.net All Day |
This stunning is rotary cut and strip pieced in panels of French Braid, and is much, much easier than it looks. Guaranteed to elicit oohs, aahs, and envious looks from your quilter and non-quilter friends. They’ll never know how easy it was to make—you’re not going to tell them, right? Skill Level: Confident beginner and up Pattern fee: None BSK Special equipment: Book “French Braid Quilts” by Jane Hardy Miller is REQUIRED. |
45. Micky Vogel – My Blue Heaven micquilt@yahoo.com Supply List  Click on picture to enlarge |
This is an easy quilt to make and is a great quilt for practicing your accuracy skills. I teach you some easy methods for making your blocks more accurate for a perfect finish to your quilt. You get to choose your favorite color scheme and have some fun. And better yet you can get into that stash and put it to good use. This quilt uses 3 color values. They can be from one color family (yours doesn't have to be blue like mine) or a scrappy look works beautifully in this quilt, just so you maintain the 3 values. So pick a light, a medium and a dark fabric and come have some fun. Skill level: All Pattern Fee: $3 BSK |
46. Chris Chamberlain from Dave’s Bernina – Loves Me Loves Me Not 54x60 chrissews@msn.com All Day |
This quilt was especially designed for the fabrics in the kit! It is so pretty and easy to make. You will be doing some basic appliqué to make a flower in the center and simple piecing as well for backgrounds as the awesome borders and scalloped edge. It is a project for all skill levels! Come to this class and create a very special masterpiece! Skill Level: All Pattern: Free to all that take class Kit Fee: $50 (includes fabric as shown in photo) BSK |
47. Dana Brooks – Book of Mormon 435-673-5659 lazydaisycottage@infowest.com Half Day |
This quilt is approx. 84x96. The appliqué is not extremely difficult and can be done for all levels you also can use machine appliqué if desired. What a wonderful story telling quilt. Skill Level: All Pattern Fee: $20 Kit Fee: $174.95 (includes pattern, backing, borders, binding and all fabrics to complete) BSK |
48. Marylou Douglas & Roxanna Simkins - Quilters Beginner Basics mauilu1942@scinternet.net 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Supply List  Click on picture to enlarge |
Join us for this beginner’s class as we explain the lingo, show you how to measure, rotary cut, sew and square blocks and a lot more. Your kit will include enough material to make a cute table runner and extra left over to take with you or make it bigger. Skill Level: Beginner Pattern Fee: $1 Kit: $10 (includes pattern) BSK |
49. Jill Cox – Mayan Maze 30x45 Half Day |
Using 2 contrast-ing fabrics will be a fun way to make this mayan maze quilt. Students will learn rotary cutting skills and will see how to work with contrasting fabrics to create a maze. Skill Level: All Pattern Fee: none BSK |
50. Konda Luckau – Flowers for Sal’s Table kluckau@moosequilts.com Half Day |
This little quilt will make a sweet table topper, wall hanging, or baby quilt. Scared of appliqué? This is a great quilt to learn on; machine appliqué doesn't easier than this! Learn the tricks that make binding the scalloped border a cinch. So quick and easy that you just might finish piecing the top during class. Skill Level: Confident Beginner |
51. Janey Argyle – Pumping up 9 Patch Pizzazz jbargyle@aol.com Half Day
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Do you have focus fabric scraps from a BQ that are lovingly stashed away? Or a gorgeous big floral yardage that was too small an amount to really do anything with, but it followed you home? Let me show you what I have done with the leftovers from my leftovers (yep, it’s the third quilt!). Learn how to balance, brighten and illuminate with scraps from your stash. Create a work of art that can control the viewer’s eye as well as tickle your own fancy as you make it. When Grandma used the chicken feed sacks to make her quilts she used to say, nothing should be wasted-they even used the oink from the pig. Well, that is what we do with this quilt. Skill Level: Advanced beginner with an interest in design and composition BSK |
