Kaleidoscope Quilt with Rikki, March 8th & 22nd, Saturday

To quote “A Kaleidoscope Quilt is a symmetrical quilt that takes its design features from the intricate patterns inside a kaleidoscope. Kaleidoscope quilt blocks are made by cutting a square into eight equal wedges, much like an 8-pointed stars.”  And that is exactly what the block looks like, an intricate star made from fabric full of motion.  Rikki assures me that as complicated as they look they are really easy to make.  She will be joining us March 8th and March 22nd for a two day event to create your own Kaleidoscope quilt using Jason Yenter’s border fabrics.  We do have a selection of background fabrics you can choose from.

What to bring to class:

• Spools of regular sewing thread neutral colors
• Bobbin thread or pre-wound bobbins
• Machine sewing needles
• 8 1/2 Creative Grid 45 degree triangle ruler or Marti Michelle Kaleidoscope ruler
• Don’t forget your power cord, foot pedal and your regular embroidery and sewing accessories

When: March 8th and March 22nd, Saturday

Time:  10:00 – 4:00 both days

Cost:  $75.00; The class is two days and the fee of $75.00 covers both days.

Pattern, fabric, and ruler are available at Miss D’s for a discount.

Remember any items purchased at Miss D’s for class receive a 15% discount.  Please let us know in advance if you will need supplies, so that we can ensure we have what you need at hand.

Projects in the class will be similar but may not be the exact same as the pictures — the techniques will be the same.