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Cynthia is an international fiber artist, pattern designer and author. She is known for the technique she developed called “Picture Piecing”. One of her quilts, “Piece and Quiet” was distinguished as one of the Hundred Best Quilts of the 20th Century. She has received many awards for her work; including three Best of Show awards at the prestigious […]
“Picture Piecing” with Cynthia England. February 4-5, 2022 Read More »
Third Day Saturday, November 6th, 9:00 – 4:00 Introduction To Pro-Stitcher Morning Session Description: Pro-Stitcher is an intuitive computer-guided quilting system designed especially for use with Handi Quilter longarm quilting machines. User-friendly and simple to operate, the step-by-step process for each function is easy and fun. Whether finishing your own quilts or consider a quilting
Handi Quilter Truck Event, November 4th – 6th, Third Day Read More »
Third Day Saturday, October 30th, 9:00 – 4:00 Introduction To Pro-Stitcher Morning Session Description: Pro-Stitcher is an intuitive computer-guided quilting system designed especially for use with Handi Quilter longarm quilting machines. User-friendly and simple to operate, the step-by-step process for each function is easy and fun. Whether finishing your own quilts or consider a quilting
Handi Quilter Truck Event, October 28th – 30th, Third Day Read More »
This fun, fast, and easy ruler makes Dresden plates in half the time, while still allowing you to create more complicated designs. To make this charming modified Dresden plate you need a charm pack and a Cherry Pickin’ Template. For class you will learn how quick and easy these little “charms” go together. So, with
Holiday Cherry Pickin, Saturday August 21st — Jean Genton Read More »
A tree skirt full of holiday joy and elegance! This tree skirt uses the current Christmas fabric from Hoffman. Tree skirt finishes at 40” diameter. The price includes; instructor, pattern and fabric. What to bring to class: your machine (power cord, foot pedal) regular foot 1/4″ foot straight edge ruler rotary cutter scissors cream or
Dresden Tree Skirt, Saturday September 18th — Dannise Kemp Read More »
This is a lovely reversible table runner made with either: 10″ squares, 1 1/2″ strips or a jelly roll. You can choose to make it scrappy or color coordinated. For our class we are proposing Christmas/Holiday fabric. However, it is up to you to choose your own theme. Remember it is reversible so consider multiple
Manchester Table Runner, Saturday, July 28th — Jeanne Hess Read More »
This is a great table topper for the Holidays — Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, or for just everyday use. The pattern for this table topper comes from the Tabletastic!2 book from Doug Leko. The cost of the book is $24.00 but if you purchase it for class it is 15% off. Plus, several of our other
The Abbey Topper, Saturday, July 17, 2021 — Jeanne Hess Read More »
Learn how to make a wall hanging using basis tape to create a stained glass finish. Your wall hanging will be a lovely Cone Flower and once you complete it you will know the technique for converting designs to stained glass. An optional kit fee of $26.00, includes twin needle, fusible bias tape, Saral paper,
Stained Glass Cone Flower – Molly Waddell, Saturday, May 22nd Read More »
Learn a quick, easy and fun way to make stained glass quilts. Convert any stained glass pattern using this simple technique. Quilts will be soft, not stiff. Learn to piece, stitch and quilt at the same time. Cost: $38 includes kit (top, marbled fabric, Leadline, glue applicator, full size pattern, instructions) Supplies: Light box small,
Stained Glass Technique – Roberta Bergquist, Saturday May 22nd Read More »
Look at ideas that are deceptively simple for building borders that look fancy and make your quilts dance. Using simple shapes, blocks already in your quilt and more, you can easily construct a glorious ending to your quilt. We’ll have lots of fun and you’ll leave dancing and ready to dress up your borders. Fee
Dancing on the Border – Julie Luoma, Friday, May 21st Read More »