2018 daytona beach, fl education descriptions · rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24"...

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2018 Daytona Beach, FL Education Descriptions

Class Descriptions……………………………………………………………………Pages 2 - 49 Precutting Instructions for Selected Classes………………………………Pages 50 - 57


All Appliqué All the Time - Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8)

Shelley Doyal All levels

Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 203AB

#19505 - Quilting Technology There are many things you can do with the appliqué side of Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8). Shelley will teach you how to both use appliqués already available in the software to create designs and make your own appliqués. Learn how to use a photo to make your appliqué, and check out how stencils and lettering can personalize your quilt. Shelley will also cover the Wreathmaker function in EQ8. Afterwards, have fun with a trunk show of the projects presented in the class. [email protected] Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $7 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen and pencil

Notebook Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class.

Make sure it is running correctly. NOTE: If you do not own EQ8 and would like try it, a demo version can be loaded onto your laptop. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before class to have the demo installed. You must have a Windows-based laptop with a USB port. The demo cannot be loaded onto a Mac.

All-Star Review All levels

Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Room 104AB

#12201 - Special Events Join us for our ever-popular All-Star Review and learn techniques from this year’s instructors. Each instructor will give a 10-minute demonstration to all participants from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. After 7:30 p.m., meet the instructors, purchase their books, patterns, and tools. You can even get an autograph or two. A booklet with printed handouts is provided to each participant. This event always sells out fast, so hurry and get your tickets today! quiltweek.com Member: $24 Retail: $30

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A New View: An Upcycled Fashion Show for Charity

All levels Friday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Hilton Oceanfront Resort Grand Ballroom (100 North Atlantic Avenue) #12203 - Special Events

Join us at the beautiful Hilton Oceanfront Resort for the first-ever upcycled fashion show in Daytona Beach! Be stunned as artists transform items like plastic bags, coffee filters, newspaper, and more into gorgeous wearable fashions. You won’t believe your eyes as you take in this magical runway event, surrounded by all your quilting buddies. One person’s trash is another person’s couture gown in this one-of-a-kind, high-fashion evening of fun, function, and everything fabulous. Proceeds from this show will benefit the Conklin Center for the Blind’s Early Intervention Program, which serves infants, toddlers, and children who are blind or severely visually impaired, along with their parents, in their most natural environment – their homes. Be part of history and partner with AQS as we celebrate fashion and give back to the Daytona Beach community. To learn more about The Conklin Center, click here. Retail: $35

Around the Block - Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) Shelley Doyal

All levels Thursday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Room 203AB #19502 - Quilting Technology

What can we do with all those blocks in Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8)? Serendipity is the name of the game in this class. Learn to use the Serendipity tool and transform ordinary blocks into something extraordinary. Put on your block designer thinking caps as Shelley helps you take a block to a whole new level. Frame, Merge, Tilt, and many more functions will help turn your block into a one-of-a-kind piece of art. You will have fun creating projects and designing your own block for a mini-design contest. [email protected] Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $7 (payable in class)

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Please bring the following items to class: Pen and pencil Notebook Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class.


Bee-utiful Hand Appliqué

Karen Kay Buckley All levels


#13505 - Appliqué Karen just loves seeing beautiful, blooming flowers in the spring and summer. Where Karen lives, that is the only time to see them in bloom. Now you can see flowers year round with this easy-to-make 13½" x 16" wall quilt. You will be thrilled with your smooth curves, sharp points, and perfect circles as you begin to hand appliqué on this wonderful little project. karenkaybuckley.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: all fabric needed to make the quilt top, transfer papers, pattern, glue pen, appliqué needle, Templar™ plastic, brush, and more. Kit Fee: $42 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric markers (both light and dark) Paper and fabric scissors Paper bag for trash

Pen and pencil Straight pins Fine-point black permanent fabric marker Emery board Tape (painter’s tape works well) Karen Kay Buckley's Perfect Circles® and Karen Kay Buckley's Perfect Ovals™ (Available for

purchase in class - $10 each) Optional:

Fine grain sandpaper or sandpaper board Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

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Begin to Machine Quilt Pat Durbin

Beginner, Intermediate Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Room 103A #18102 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE

Learn how to machine quilt on your home machine and create a table topper that will make a statement in your home. Machine quilting enhances your quilt tops and brings them to a new level of beauty. Pat will share tips and encouragement as you learn to machine quilt with confidence. patdurbin.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern and handout with quilting and finishing tips. Kit Fee: $8 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies ½ yd. - main fabric ¼ yd. - inside border fabric ¼ yd. - outside border fabric

22" square - backing fabric 14" square practice sandwich

NOTE: Use almost-solid fabrics that play well together:

40 wt. thread for quilting Basting pins for quilt sandwich (straight pins are okay) For precutting instructions, click here.

Stationary sewing machines are provided by Elna. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

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Beyond the Border - Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) Shelley Doyal

All levels Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.


Let's explore Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) in a way you might not have thought about. How can you use borders to make an entire quilt? Borders aren't just for the outside edge of your quilt anymore. Students will take some of the border designs available in EQ8, and use them not only for the edges, but also for the body of the quilt. Come and explore Beyond the Border. Join Shelley for chocolate and see samples of the projects you will be creating in the software. [email protected] Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $7 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen and pencil Notebook

Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class. Make sure it is running correctly.

NOTE: If you do not own EQ8 and would like try it, a demo version can be loaded onto your laptop. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before class to have the demo installed. You must have a Windows-based laptop with a USB port. The demo cannot be loaded onto a Mac.

Binding Made Easy:

Your New Go-To Technique Judy Hansen


Room 103B #18570 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE

In one of Judy’s most popular classes, you will learn how to cut, press, prepare, and continuously piece your binding, including on the bias. Judy will teach you how to achieve perfect corners and connect end strips perfectly and easily; no special tools needed! You will also explore techniques to take the stress out of decorative topstitching. You will take home two placemats and lots of knowledge! (This is the same as #18510.) quiltshopofdeland.com


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Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (2) precut and prefused placemat battings (one rectangle-straight and corners, one oval for bias binding), fabric to cover, binding strips, and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Optional:

(1) yd. - neutral-colored fabric Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Binding Made Easy: Your New Go-To Technique

Judy Hansen All levels

Friday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Room 103B

#18510 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE

In one of Judy’s most popular classes, you will learn how to cut, press, prepare, and continuously piece your binding, including on the bias. Judy will teach you how to achieve perfect corners and connect end strips perfectly and easily; no special tools needed! You will also explore techniques to take the stress out of decorative topstitching. You will take home two placemats and lots of knowledge! (This is the same as #18507.) quiltshopofdeland.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (2) precut and prefused placemat battings (one rectangle-straight and corners, one oval for bias binding), fabric to cover, binding strips, and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Optional:

(1) yd. - neutral-colored fabric Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.







Cartwheels - Intro to Paper Piecing Jessica VanDenburgh Beginner, Intermediate

Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Room 101C

#17507 - Piecing “Cartwheels” is a fun and easy introduction to foundation paper piecing. Learn the basics of making paper-pieced blocks and working with a template, and try tips to make your paper-pieced blocks come out perfectly every time. This class will focus on the basics, which will give students the skills and confidence to finish a quilt top on their own. sewmanycreationsny.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: Cartwheels pattern and handout, foundation papers for (6) blocks, and fabric for test blocks. Kit Fee: $15 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Add-A-Quarter™ ruler 12" ruler

Stationary sewing machines are provided by Brother/The Sewing Studio Fabric Superstore. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Celebration Mystery Quilt Class Kimberly Einmo

Intermediate Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Room 103A #17103 - Piecing

Do you love to make mystery quilts, or does the thought of choosing fabrics to make a quilt when you have no idea what the end result will be scare you? Fear not! Whether you are a seasoned veteran and enjoy the intrigue and suspense of not knowing the final outcome, or you have never had the courage to tackle making a mystery quilt before, Kimberly's ultra-popular mystery quilt class is perfect for you! She has designed the entire process to be simple and stress-free, so you can either take a risk with your fabric selections or risk nothing at all. Step out of your quilt comfort zone and

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try something new. The rule of thumb is this: if your fabrics have good contrast, look great when lined up together, and match the values given in the fabric requirements table, then they'll look beautiful when sewn together. If you're not sure, simply email Kimberly at [email protected] with a photo of your fabrics. She'll make sure you are on the right track! This class is suitable for any quilter with some rotary cutting and machine piecing experience and guaranteed to be productive, fabulous, and fun! kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $88 Retail: $110 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $4 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies 1⅝ yd. - multi-colored, main print fabric #1 for blocks and optional outer border (⅞ yd.

without optional border)

⅞ yd. - light background fabric #2 ⅜ yd. each - medium light fabric #3 and medium fabric #4 ½ yd. - medium fabric #5

¾ yd. - dark fabric #6 Thread snips Neutral-colored thread Post-it® Notes pad Ziplock®-style baggies to store your cut pieces For precutting instructions, click here.

Optional: 10½" or larger square ruler with a 45-degree line

EZ Jelly Roll Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $15) Precision Precuts Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $20)


Chain Saw Block - Piecing with Precuts

Kimberly Einmo All levels

Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 102C

#17506 - Piecing This stunning quilt looks incredibly complex, but is really quite easy, and so much fun to piece. If you enjoy fun surprises when you rotary cut, you will love this design. No matter what fabrics you begin with, the finished blocks will look oh-so-different from what you would expect. Kimberly will share dozens of helpful hints and tricks with you to make these blocks of many seams stitch together with


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absolute ease. The finished quilt will certainly dazzle your family, friends, and guild members! The variety of fabrics will dance delightfully with motion and excitement! You may also choose to use 36 fat quarters instead of other precuts. This might be the perfect way to trim down your fabric stash! kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $2 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies 3 yd. - high-contrast background fabric Choose (1) of the following:

o (1) layer cake (10" squares) plus (1) matching jelly roll or (40) - 2½" x 42" strips o (2) matching layer cakes (10" squares) o (36) fat quarters (18" x 22")

50 wt. cotton thread in a neutral color for piecing

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10½" or larger square ruler with a 45-degree line EZ Jelly Roll Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $15) Precision Precuts Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $20)

Stationary sewing machines are provided by BERNINA. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.






Circles Squared - Machine Appliqué


Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Room 101C

#13102 - Appliqué This is a really fun class that will help you create a beautiful machine appliquéd wall quilt. Learn to make sharp points, smooth curves, perfect circles, and straight and even stems. There will be a little reverse appliqué for some added fun. The technique Karen teaches is a prepared-edge method using an invisible stitch. Come join her for a fun day of machine appliqué. karenkaybuckley.com Member: $88 Retail: $110 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, Templar™ plastic, transfer paper, Karen Kay Buckley’s Perfect Circles, brush, handouts, stabilizer, and more. Kit Fee: $31 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric markers (both light and dark) Paper and fabric scissors

Paper bag for trash Pen and pencil Straight pins 14" x 20" - background fabric 20" x 8" - border fabric

10" square each piece - (8 - 9) different fabrics for circles and border squares 4" x 11" each piece - (4) different green fabrics for leaves 14" x 4"' - stem fabric Blue water-soluble washout marker Tape (painter’s tape works well) Hand sewing needle

60/8 Microtex sewing machine needle (Available for purchase in class - $4 for a pack of 5) 50/3 polyester or quilting thread in a light color Nylon, monofilament, or polyester thread - .004 size in clear and smoke (Available for

purchase in class - $4)

Emery board Optional:

Fine grain sandpaper or sandpaper board Stationary sewing machines are provided by Brother/The Sewing Studio Fabric Superstore.Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.



Color and Contrast in Quilting

Gail Garber All levels


#15504 - Color and Design Learn to effectively combine fabrics for more dynamic and exciting quilts while working through a series of no-commitment play activities. Gail will share her color-choice expertise to help you bring your projects to the next level. Unlock your inner artist in this one-of-a-kind design workshop. gailgarber.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: all fabric needed, scissors, gluestick, pencil, and workbook. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

4" square or 6" square ruler Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Creative Spaces: Turn Your Sewing Room

into Your Perfect Studio! Kimberly Einmo


Room 104AB #12806 - Lectures

Whether you share a small room with your family or you have the most palatial space, your sewing room should be the place where you feel happy and inspired to create! Being a military wife with 15 moves under her belt, Kimberly has set up sewing studios in each of her homes and is excited to share the tips and tricks she learned for making the most of the space you have. She will share photos of her sewing rooms, her favorite (and not-so-favorite) features of what works and what does not, and her best tips for setting up your own creative haven. After that, sit back and take a personal tour of Kimberly's friends' studios, including those of some of the top quilting stars in the industry, as they open up the doors to their spaces. This fun, informative, and inspiring parade-of-homes style

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visit will provide a wealth of ideas and tips for transforming your own space into a place where you can be your most creative. Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $24 Retail: $30

Custom Quilting the Sampler

Judi Madsen All levels


#18511 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM Come and learn the technical stuff you need to know about custom quilting, like when to baste and when to change threads. What do you quilt first? You will learn all of this as Judi shares her ideas on how to custom quilt your quilt top. Sampler quilts are often thrown into the panto/allover mix, but they don't need to be. Judi will share design fills, from simple to complex, that will impress! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Longarm straight ruler Small, sharp embroidery scissors

Movable head longarm machines are provided by HandiQuilter. Two people per machine.


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Daffodils - Create a Raw-Edge Fused Wallhanging

Frieda Anderson Beginner, Intermediate

Wednesday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 201AB

#13503 - Appliqué “Daffodils” is inspired by the glory of Frieda’s garden. This flower pattern provides the perfect setting for the use of detailed cutting, fusing, and color combinations to create drama and whimsy together in a single piece. Discover the newest techniques and tools for creating this raw-edge beauty as you complete this colorful DAFFODILS wallhanging. friestyle.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: prefused, hand-dyed fabric to complete the quilt top, pattern, and handout. Kit Fee: $35 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies 6" x 12" ruler

Small, sharp embroidery scissors Mechanical pencil Extra-fine Sharpie® marker (1) box - parchment paper (available in grocery store by waxed paper)

Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Design Sensational Stars Gail Garber Intermediate

Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 202AB

#15501 - Color and Design Learn to create your own original star design. It’s simple and easy with a ruler and compass, even if you hate math. Students will explore different types of star designs, including divisions of 8 and 6, both of which use differing drafting techniques. There is no stitching in this class, but there will be samples to illustrate piecing techniques as well as a Q & A session.

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gailgarber.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: class workbook with step-by-step instructions. Kit Fee: $8 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

1" x 6" or 1" x 12" clear ruler (2) sheets large ungridded paper (17" x 22") or freezer paper (2) mechanical pencils (2) colored pencils Good eraser

Drafting Compass with Extender Bar (Available for purchase in class - $31) Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Discover Your Inner Artist! - Fabric Painting Stephanie Brandenburg


Room 202AB #15506 - Color and Design

When the artists from Frond Design Studios share their art techniques, paints, and brushes, only good things happen. This is a class for any age and any level. Learning to unlock your explorative spirit is one of the biggest roadblocks in your creative journey. You choose the design you want to embellish. You choose what colors you would like to feature. Then you can staple it to the canvas provided and hang it on the wall when it is finished, or save it and use it in a future thread play or Threadpunk™ class later. Make a bag or a wallhanging to finish your art. fronddesignstudios.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: canvas, your choice fabric panel, and use of fabric paints, ink, and staple gun and staples. Kit Fee: $29 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.


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Everything from E to Q –

Learning Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) Shelley Doyal

Beginner, Intermediate Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


This is an introductory class to Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) software. In a fun and informative way, with a few games (and, of course, chocolate thrown in), Shelley will highlight some of the amazing things that EQ8 can do. Students will start with already-made quilts to print and sew. Then you will move on to using blocks available in EQ8 to create quilts. Shelley will also cover how to create appliqués and even use photos to enhance your quilt. You will leave class with a firm grasp on how to maneuver through the EQ8 software to create your one-of-a-kind quilt. A mini trunk show follows, featuring projects created in the wonderful world of Electric Quilt 8. [email protected] Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $10 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen and pencil Notebook

Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class. Make sure it is running correctly.

NOTE: If you do not own EQ8 and would like try it, a demo version can be loaded onto your laptop. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before class to have the demo installed. You must have a Windows-based laptop with a USB port. The demo cannot be loaded onto a Mac.

Fabracadabra Ornament

Paula Nadelstern All levels

Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 201AB

#19513 - Creative Crafts Get in touch with your inner embellisher. Decorate your way to a beautiful object brimming with sparkle and ready to display using a simple nonsewing technique. Students will learn to rely on the



repetitive flow of shapes and colors to create this easy-to-make but visually complex object. Paulanadelstern.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (1) yd. of kaleidoscopic fabric; an abundance of assorted beads, sequins, and pins from the NYC garment district; 6" Styrofoam ball; a clear plastic box with multiple compartments to hold beads; and a handout. Kit Fee: $40 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric scissors Paper bag for trash

Optional:

Small bags of additional embellishments will be available for purchase in class - $4 per bag Irons are provided.

Fantabulous Free-Motion Feathers and Motifs


Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 102AB

#18508 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM Are you stuck when it comes to feathers? Come to Judi's Fantabulous Feathers class and see her flawless approach at free-motion feathers. We will learn how to quilt feathers around borders of quilts, as well as allover feathers and motifs. You will come out of this class brimming with excitement and the confidence to give feathers a try. Don't miss this class! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:



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Fiesta Mexico, Block Three - Hand Appliqué Karen Kay Buckley

All levels Wednesday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 202AB #13501 - Appliqué

During Karen’s visits to Mexico, she was influenced by the designs and colors of the flora and handmade pottery. Karen designed a large quilt called Fiesta Mexico, and she will help you explore one of the blocks from that quilt. While sewing on this 10" block, you will learn to appliqué smooth curves and sharp points. Karen will also show you how to create and appliqué perfect strips and perfect circles. This class is sure to make your hand appliqué fun, easy, and enjoyable. (The border is not part of this half-day workshop, but the pattern and directions will be included in the class kit.) karenkaybuckley.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: full Fiesta Mexico pattern (12 patterns in all), (2) sheets - Templar plastic, brush, glue pen, and border pattern and instructions. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric markers (both light and dark) Paper and fabric scissors Pen and pencil Straight pins

12" square - white background fabric (4) fat quarters (18" x 22") - green fabric (2) fat quarters (18" x 22") - pink fabric (3) fat quarters (18" x 22") - gold/orange fabric Scraps in (5) shades of blue fabric

Karen Kay Buckley's Perfect Circles® (available to purchase in class - $10) Emery board Tape (painters tape works well) Clover Bias Tape Maker (available to purchase in class - $6)

Optional:

Fine grain sandpaper or sandpaper board Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.



Flooded with Color - Dye Your Own Fabrics

Frieda Anderson Beginner, Intermediate

Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Room 204AB

#15103 - Color and Design Color is one of the reasons we love quilting, and achieving an abundance and variety of color is one reason we dye our own fabrics. Frieda believes that the most dependable, lightfast, and washfast dyes used are Procion MX Fiber Reactive Dyes, the same dyes used in this workshop. Students will learn to dye formulas in 48 shades, introducing the flood of color that can be achieved with Frieda’s method. Dye your own fabrics to ensure your quilts are always one-of-a-kind masterpieces! friestyle.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: dye, chemicals, gloves, mask, and handout. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

(12) yd. – white fabric cut into (1) yd. cuts, prewashed or “prepared for dyeing” (PFD) Bucket

Dishpan (4) piece plastic measuring cup set (4) piece plastic measuring spoon set (50) small sandwich-size Ziplock®-style baggies (3) 50-gallon garbage bags

Large cardboard box (about the size of a laundry basket) Apron Washcloth (1) roll - paper towels Duct tape

NOTE: Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting messy.



Focus on Free-Motion Feathers: Machine Quilting

Sue Nickels Intermediate

Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Room 103B

#18101 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE Learn to free-motion quilt beautiful feather designs on your home sewing machine. Sue has used the feather design successfully on many of her quilts. The feather is the ideal design for free-motion quilting and it is easier than you think! First, you will practice the techniques used to achieve beautiful, consistent, and smooth stitches. Next, you will work on practice pieces to learn all about feathers, starting with the basic feather and then moving on to motif and wholecloth feathers. Finish with fillers that add dimension to the feather. Fall in love with Feathers. Sue will have many quilts to show for inspiration! Sue-Nickels.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: multi-page handout, (6) premarked practice squares, and marking pencil. Kit Fee: $12 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen, pencil, and notebook Paper scissors

(6) 12" squares - cotton fabric (6) 12" squares - cotton or cotton blend batting Thread snips Off-white and slightly contrasting colors cotton thread, such as gold, gray, or tan. Bring a few

different choices in weights and colors for practice. NOTE: Sue uses Superior Masterpiece 50/3, Aurifil 50/2, Mettler 50/3 and Mettler 60/2. 100 wt. silk can also be used for feathers. Superior Kimono silk and YLI silk are good choices.

(50) safety pins- size 1 Rubber Gloves - kitchen dishwashing gloves, one size smaller than you wear for dishwashing

(Sue uses the fingertips for control in free-motion quilting.) Optional:

Small cushion or pillow for extra height Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

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Fotos, Fabric, and Fun - Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) Shelley Doyal

Intermediate, Advanced Friday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.


In this Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) class, you will concentrate on photos and fabric. Shelley will go over the procedure of downloading fabric company collections and putting them into EQ8. Do you stash fabric? Learn how to put them into EQ8 as well. There are many things you can do with photos; for instance, EQ8 can use a photo to make an appliqué. Do you have a panel that you would like to see made into a quilt, but want to see the finished quilt before you start cutting out your fabric? EQ8 can help with that. Have you ever considered taking a photo and turning it into fabric? Learn to do that, too! Get ready for Fotos, Fabric, and Fun. [email protected] Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $7 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen and pencil Notebook Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class.


Freeform Art Quilts Gail Garber



Never one to adhere to rules, Gail began breaking the quilting edicts soon after she learned the basics necessary to create an original design. Problems with bindings on corners? Just leave the corners off! It’s fun and easy to be your own designer and to break away from the tedium of repetitive block design. Gail will lead you on a journey of exploration, from the valley of tradition,



along the rocky road of great ideas gone wrong, to the rainbow peaks of increased creativity in quilts! Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. gailgarber.com Member: $16 Retail: $20

Free-Motion "Magic" Machine Quilting

Sue Nickels Beginner, Intermediate

Wednesday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 102C

#18501 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE In this half-day workshop, play with free-motion machine quilting and the magic of a regulated stitch length (using BERNINA Stitch Regulator Darning Foot, aka BSR). Students will work on practice pieces to learn the details of successful free-motion quilting. Relax and enjoy while playing with fun designs such as traditional stipple quilting, curvy lines, and free-form feathers. Sue will show many quilts for inspiration. Sue-Nickels.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (4) marked squares and handout. Kit Fee: $5 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

(4) 12" squares - cotton fabric (4) 12" squares - cotton or cotton blend batting Thread snips 50/3 or 50/2 cotton thread - gold, gray, or tan color

(40) safety pins - size 1 Sewing machine needles - 80/12 Sharp (Schmetz Microtex Sharp) Rubber Gloves - kitchen dishwashing gloves, one size smaller than you wear for dishwashing

(Sue uses the fingertips for control in free-motion quilting.) Stationary sewing machines are provided by BERNINA. Irons are provided.




Free-Motion Fun on Your Home Machine Judy Hansen

All Levels Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Room 102C #18502 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE

This fun, creative class will review the basics of free-motion quilting, including all-over designs such as meandering, wiggle-in-the-ditch, and motifs. You will then explore creating unique border and block designs for today's quilting! This half-day class, which is based on Judy’s popular video "Machine Quilting for Newbies," will make you want to go home and start quilting your own projects! quiltshopofdeland.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: top-quality quilt batting, 100% cotton fabric sandwiches, and handout. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies 50 or 40 wt. 100% cotton thread


Free-Motion Machine Quilting

Frieda Anderson Beginner

Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 103B

#18513 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE Frieda’s fun, fast, free-motion machine quilting class will walk you through the process of making your own designs without marking or using templates. Using your sewing machine as a drawing tool, you will learn how to handle your quilt sandwich, what needles and thread to use, and how to make complex free-motion patterns. friestyle.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee)






Supplies: A kit is required and includes: a booklet with all designs and techniques taught in class, sewing machine quilting needle, and (1) spool of thread. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (8 - 10) 15" square preassembled quilt sandwiches made with plain, light-colored fabric,

batting, and backing fabric Cotton weight quilting thread in bold colors 50 wt. cotton thread in neutral colors for the bobbin

Optional: Decorative threads

Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Hand and Machine Appliqué the Karen Kay Buckley Way



#13502 - Appliqué During this lecture/demo class, Karen will share her tips and tricks for good hand and machine appliqué. Karen will talk about her favorite tools and how she organizes to have more sewing time. Learn about transferring designs to fabric, points, curves, Perfect Circles®, Perfect Ovals™, different ways to make stems, the appliqué stitch, and more. This is not a hands-on class. Come and learn how Karen masters her appliqué every time. karenkaybuckley.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:

Notebook Pen and pencil




Happy Villages and Accidental Landscapes Karen Eckmeier



Explore two totally different techniques with the same fun results! Karen will share her two favorite approaches to playing with fabrics: fabric collage (Happy Villages) and layered/topstitching (Accidental Landscapes). This lighthearted and informative PowerPoint presentation will show you how the techniques evolved, and will inspire you to try fabric collage or layered topstitching in your own creations. Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. quilted-lizard.com Member: $16 Retail: $20

Happy Villages Fabric Collage Karen Eckmeier

All levels Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Explore the freedom of fabric collage! You will find no seams to piece or match, no lines to trace, just free-form cutting of step and window shapes. Step-by-step, your little village will magically come to life. Put the finishing touches on your fabric collage at home with a layer of tulle and machine stitching. Finished project size: 16½" x 16½". quilted-lizard.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (10) 6½" squares - various fabric colors and values for buildings ⅛ yd. cuts - different stripes, shingle prints, and solid black fabric for rooftops ½ yd. - blue fabric for sky

½ yd. - blue fabric for water ⅛ yd. - (2) different green fabrics for trees 16½" square - cotton batting

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Small, sharp embroidery scissors Roxanne Glue-Baste-it Tweezers


Introduction to Freezer-Paper

Foundation Piecing Gail Garber

Beginner Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 102C #17503 - Piecing

This is the perfect class for a first-time paper piecer! Let Gail introduce you to the quickest, easiest way to piece intricate designs. Her freezer paper foundation method is quick and fun to learn. You'll be on your way to piecing a single block of the Winding Ways pattern that can be expanded to make a full quilt or stitched into an adorable tote bag. Come pick up plenty of tips to make paper piecing fun! gailgarber.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: handout, pattern, fabric for block, freezer paper, and pencil. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Add-A-Quarter™ ruler





Kansas Rose Machine Appliqué Karen Kay Buckley

Beginner, Intermediate Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Room 102C #13101 - Appliqué

Wow, this is a fun project! Students will be amazed at how easy it is to get smooth curves and sharp points as they machine appliqué using an invisible stitch. This project also includes reverse appliqué and a fabric overlay for some added excitement. Come spend a fun-packed six hours with Karen, and learn her tips and tricks. This is a prepared-edge technique. karenkaybuckley.com Member: $88 Retail: $110 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, handouts, Templar™, brush, circle, Pattern Ease, and more. Kit Fee: $16 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric markers (both light and dark)

Paper and fabric scissors Paper bag for trash Pen and pencil Straight pins 14" square - background fabric

14" square - fabric overlay (around the outside edge of the block) Scraps or ¼ yd. pieces - fabric for stems and leaves (5 - 6) scraps or ⅛ yd. pieces - fabric for remaining flower shapes 50/3 cotton thread in a neutral color Fine, clear nylon, monofilament, or polyester thread (Available for purchase in class - $4)

Hand sewing needles 60/8 Microtex sewing machine needle (Available for purchase in class - $4 for a pack of 5) Tape (painter’s tape works well) Fine-grain sandpaper or sandpaper board Emery board

Stapler and staple remover (1) 13" x 13" piece - freezer paper (1) 3" x 8" piece - freezer paper




Landscape Beginnings Pat Durbin

Beginner, Intermediate Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.


Let's create a serene mountain scene. Pat will teach you various methods to create beautiful appliquéd art, including freezer paper and fusible appliqué. Your quilting will stitch the sections together as well as add some flair. This class is appropriate for beginners or for those who want to sharpen their skills. You can design your own variation or use Pat’s pattern – be creative! patdurbin.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, handout, freezer paper, and paper-backed fusible. Kit Fee: $8 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies

Cotton fabrics, batiks, or prints for quilt top piecing: o 18" x 16" - fabric for sky o (3) dark to medium fabric pieces for mountains:

4" x 6" 4" x 8" 4" x 12"

o 18" x 4" - fabric for water o 18" x 5" - light fabric for land o 8" x 6" - fabric for left foreground (dirt or darker grass) o 18" x 6" - fabric for right foreground (grass) o 6" square – floral print with green or dark background for flowers (print appropriate for

fussy cutting) o 18" x 20" - backing o ⅛ yd. - binding

Several pretty 40 wt. threads for top stitching Glue stick or Roxanne basting glue

Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.




Layered Logs - Topstitched Log Cabin Blocks Karen Eckmeier

All levels Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Room 103A #17502 - Piecing

These Log Cabin blocks really have an attitude! Relax and enjoy topstitched seams, curvy edges, and blocks of different sizes all with no measuring. Karen will demonstrate how the different-sized blocks magically come together to create this traditional pattern, which has lots of great curvy lines and quirky little raw-edge triangles. quilted-lizard.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:


(3) fat quarters (18" x 22") each - (2) different dark colors (3) fat quarters (18" x 22") each - (2) different light colors (1) fat quarter (18" x 22") - color of your choice for center squares Thread to match fabric Tweezers

Fabric glue or stick NOTE: Precut strips will work for this class but are not necessary. Stationary sewing machines are provided by Elna. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Let's Make Waves!

Karen Eckmeier All levels

Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 103C

#15502 - Color and Design Grab your rotary cutters and loosen up by cutting wild curves and dramatic angles in this technique workshop. Learn to "go with the flow" and find out how relaxing free-form cutting and layered topstitching can be! Karen will show you how to use your Layered Waves fabric in traditional and contemporary quilts, impressive borders, eye-catching wearables, appliqué designs, and much, much, more!




quilted-lizard.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Choose (1) of the following:

o (6) fat quarters (18" x 22") - (6) different colors o (6) fat quarters (18" x 22") - fabric in (1) color gradated from light to dark o (6) fat quarters (18" x 22") - (1) multi-color print plus (5) coordinating fabrics (please

avoid large scale-prints)

Thread to match fabric Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Little Landscapes - Fused Appliqué Frieda Anderson

All levels Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Room 201AB #13504 - Appliqué

Fused appliqué is one of Frieda’s go-to methods for making her award-winning quilts. In this workshop, students will make a small landscape design using fused fabric, scissors, and a rotary cutter with a decorative blade. To truly make your own art quilts, begin by designing your own fabric. In this class, you will make swatches of colorful fused fabrics, and use them to create collage landscapes full of texture and pattern. A kit of hand-dyed cottons is required, dyed specifically to produce the desired results. friestyle.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: prefused, hand-dyed fabric, paper pattern, and printed directions. Kit Fee: $35 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Small, sharp embroidery scissors (1) box - parchment paper (available in grocery store by waxed paper)

Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.





Live from New York: Paula Nadelstern's City Journey

Paula Nadelstern All levels

Friday, 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. Room 104AB

#12807 - Lectures Paula is a city quilter wrapped up in the fabric of urban life. While ostensibly following her route from first quilt to last, this slide lecture stops along the way to shop in the Garment District, park a car urban style, and glimpse a city-shaped birthday party scavenger hunt. Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. paulanadelstern.com Member: $24 Retail: $30

Lone Starburst II Kimberly Einmo

Intermediate Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Kimberly's most popular class, this one sells out fast wherever she teaches it, and the diamond design possibilities are practically endless! Kimberly will teach you how to strip-piece and cut diamond building blocks from strips, using either her EZ Jelly Roll Ruler or her new Precision Precuts Ruler, with no “Y” or set-in seams. You will design your own unique Lone Starburst variation quilt! The first part of the class focuses on accurate and efficient cutting and piecing of the diamond units, and the latter part of the class will focus on design elements and the almost limitless possibilities for designing your own layout using your diamond units. The real magic comes from the fact that the quilt is assembled with straight-set blocks, not diamond wedges or blocks on point. This is an eye-opening class for anyone who wants to create a one-of-a-kind quilt with a Lonestar twist! kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $88 Retail: $110 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $2 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:






(1) Jelly Roll or (40) 2½" - strips from at least (20) different fabrics 3½ yd. - background fabric Thread snips

Neutral-colored thread EZ Jelly Roll Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $15) or Precision

Precuts Ruler by Kimberly Einmo (Available for purchase in class - $20)

For precutting instructions, click here. Optional:

10½" or larger square ruler with a 45-degree line. Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Machine Appliqué - Rose of Sharon Block Sue Nickels

Beginner, Intermediate Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Learn stitched raw-edge machine appliqué in this informative class. Sue has used this great technique on her award-winning appliqué quilts. A small amount of fusible is used to seal the edge, yet leaves the block soft. The machine blanket stitching makes this project secure for washing. Students will work on the Rose of Sharon block to learn the details of the technique. Explore inside and outside points, curves, circles, and a great bias stem option. This block is from Sue’s quilt FLORAL BOUQUET, and all details that Sue used to create this quilt will be covered. As a bonus, Sue’s cute little bird pattern will be included! You will feel confident to work on any appliqué pattern after taking this class! Sue-Nickels.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (4) sheets – paper-backed fusible web and handout. Kit Fee: $4 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Fabric markers (both light and dark) Needles Paper bag for trash

Pen and pencil Straight pins (2) 12" squares - starched background fabric





(5 - 6) 12" squares for appliqué flowers and leaves. Cut 1" x 18" bias strip for stem. NOTE: All fabrics need to be 100% cotton. (Sue likes to prewash and press her fabric.)

Small, sharp embroidery scissors 50/3 cotton thread in colors to match appliqué fabrics (Mettler or Superior Masterpiece are

good choices)

Small tweezers Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided.

Machine Quilting: The Basics Sue Nickels

Beginner Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 103A #18512 - Quilting/Finishing-HOME MACHINE

In this basic workshop, students will learn many techniques needed to master machine quilting. Sue starts with a discussion on machine quilting supplies, including thread, needles, and notions. Next, students will practice the basic techniques of straight-line and free-motion machine quilting on small quilt packages. After learning the skills to feel confident with these techniques, Sue will show a short PowerPoint to demonstrate how to machine quilt on your home sewing machine. With Sue’s patient guidance, learn all the basic skills needed to master machine quilting on your home sewing machine. Sue-Nickels.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric, batting, thread, safety pins for practice samples, and handout. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Notebook Paper scissors Small, sharp embroidery scissors Thread snips

Rubber gloves: kitchen dishwashing gloves, one size smaller than you wear for dishwashing (Sue uses the fingertips for control in free-motion quilting.)

Optional: Small cushion or pillow for extra height

Stationary sewing machines are provided by Elna. Irons are provided. 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.



Make It with Thread Pat Durbin


Room 101C #19510 - Creative Crafts

One of Pat’s favorite tools in quilting is thread - lots of thread. In this class, Pat will show you techniques she has developed to make beautiful leaves, flowers, and more using thread. When you are finished, sew them onto garments, quilts, book covers, bags, or whatever you please! patdurbin.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, handout, soluble stabilizer, and lightweight tulle. Kit Fee: $8 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (1) fat quarter (18" x 22") - white or off-white cotton (1) fat quarter (18" x 22") - colored cotton, subtle pattern or solid At least (4) colors - 40 wt. thread

(1) - 40 wt. invisible thread 5" pinch-release embroidery hoop (Available for purchase in class. - $6)

Optional:

Fabric+Paint+Thread=Fabulous (book) - $22 Stationary sewing machines are provided by Brother/The Sewing Studio Fabric Superstore. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.




Mosaic Beach - Pictorial Piecing Pat Durbin

All levels Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 201AB #17508 - Piecing

Building beautiful mosaic quilt tops with tiny squares is a fun, easy way to make a picture quilt. You will have so much fun with this unique process! Pat will help you build a top for a wallhanging with many little squares of fabrics. You will learn a new skill and go home with a quilt top you will be proud to share with your friends. patdurbin.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: Quilter's Grid, tulle, photomap, inspiration picture, and plain white paper for stabilization. Kit Fee: $15 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:


Scraps - various dark green and blue prints for ocean o Approximately ¼ yd. total fabric o Precut (125) 1¼" squares

Scraps - various light blue prints for sky o Approximately ¼ yd. total fabric o Precut (200) 1¼" squares

Scraps - various light tan or gray prints for sand o Approximately ¼ yd. total fabric o Precut (200) 1¼" squares

Scraps - various small flower or grass prints for flowers o Approximately ¼ yd. total fabric o Precut (200) 1¼" squares

Scraps - brown and black fabric for rocks o Approximately ¼ yd. total fabric o Precut (50) 1¼" squares

NOTE: The more variety you have in each fabric color group the better. Glue: glue stick, Roxanne basting glue, or Elmer's school glue

Appliqué sheet or parchment paper For precutting instructions, click here.

Optional:

The following items will be available for purchase in class: o (3) transparent grids for use in future mosaic quilts - $10 o Mosaic Landscape Quilts (book) - $20







Mountain Views Accidental Landscape Karen Eckmeier

All levels Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 101C #15503 - Color and Design

Creat this surprisingly simple quilted scene using Karen's layered topstitching technique. Gentle rolling hills of green fabric strips combine with distant peaks to create peaceful vistas. You can also include a lake or a field of wildflowers; the variations are endless. Finished project size: approximately 9" x 12" without borders. quilted-lizard.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:


¼ yd. - fabric for sky ¼ yd. each - (7) different medium green fabrics for hills ⅛ yd. each - dark, medium, and light fabric for mountains. Choose one of the following:

purples, blues, tans, or grays.

¼ yd. – small-scale print fabric for flowers (Do not use calicos, but aim for realism.) ⅛ yd. - fabric for lake Thread to match fabric


No-Sew 3D Flower Embellishments Jessica VanDenburgh


Room 201AB #19515 - Creative Crafts

Time to put away your machine and make some no-sew flowers! These easy, fun flowers are the perfect accessory to add to your quilts, clothing, and bags. In class we will make the largest flower, the Dahlia, and discuss techniques to make the Rose and Poppy, too. We will also go over the many ways to add extra embellishments to your flowers, such as beads, crystals, and embroidery floss. sewmanycreationsny.com Member: $48 Retail: $60






(Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, templates, and prefused fabrics. Kit Fee: $15 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Glue gun with non-stick pad


Paint It - Orange Hibiscus Pat Durbin



Learn to paint a stunning hibiscus flower on fabric. Bring a quilt to life using Pat’s fabric painting expertise. You will have fun bringing out your inner artist and go home with a beautiful quilt top. patdurbin.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: pattern, photo guide, and paints provided for class use only. Kit Fee: $5 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

(1) fat quarter (18" x 22") - white solid fabric, prewashed 18" x 22" - water barrier (clear cellophane works well)

#2 round or outline paint brush ¼" flat angle brush Small paint palette or paper plate Small container for water or small spray bottle A few paper towels

Optional: The following items will be available for purchase in class:

o Clear cellophane and white fabric - $10 o Brushes - $8 o Fabric+Paint+Thread=Fabulous (book) - $22

Irons are provided.




Piecing Perfect Pinless Pinwheels Kimberly Einmo

All levels Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Room 103B #17505 - Piecing

Delightfully fun and easy-breezy, this quilt is an absolute treat to make! Kimberly will share the important points of Triangles 101 and why bias matters. You’ll learn to expertly cut half-square and quarter-square triangles easily and accurately from simple fabric strips. No more cutting squares first and then cutting them diagonally, and no more ⅞" measurements. Impossible? Not with Kimberly’s method! You’ll be able to piece the blocks without worrying about bias edges or trimming units, and best of all, NO PINS! (Really!) This quilt features pinwheels with a twist, and as a bonus you’ll learn to create a stunning Flying Geese border constructed from the same strips used for the blocks. This class is lots of fun and chock-full of helpful hints and clever tips. Come join the fun by making an entire quilt of fancifully colored Pinwheels and Flying Geese. And leave the straight pins at home! kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies: A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $2 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (3) yd. - fabric for background ½ yd. - multi-colored print fabric

½ yd. - medium fabric ⅓ yd. - light fabric ⅓ yd. - dark fabric

50 wt. cotton sewing thread to match your background fabric (Kimberly loves Aurifil) Your favorite-sized ruler for cutting yardage and strips

EZ Flying Geese Ruler by Kimberly Einmo. Please contact Kimberly at [email protected] by February 1, 2018 to preorder. - $15

For precutting instructions, click here. NOTE: Label all strips carefully and put them in baggies for easy access in class. Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters, mats, and 6" x 24" rulers are provided by Havel’s Sewing.







Quilting Across Time: Tradition Meets Today


Thursday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 102AB

#18505 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM Come and learn how Judi Madsen takes on modern quilting with a traditional approach. Learn how to make feathers and straight lines work together beautifully in a quilt. Judi will share her love of the modern/traditional approach to quilting customer quilts as well as her own quilts. This is a great class for everyone! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:


Longarm straight ruler Small, sharp embroidery scissors


Quilting Makes the Quilt

Sue Nickels All levels


#12803 - Lectures Need ideas for how to quilt your quilt top? Sue will tell you her secrets on how to help make this step easier for every quilter. Many of Sue’s own quilts will be shown for inspiration. Pieced quilts, appliquéd quilts, quilt samplers, and more will be covered. Whether you quilt your own quilt tops or you like to have someone else do it for you, Sue’s information will help make sure you end up with a quilt you are happy with! Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. Sue-Nickels.com Member: $16 Retail: $20





Quilting Smashing Sashings Judi Madsen


Room 102AB #18509 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM

Are you tired of the same old sashing designs? Do you feel stuck in a rut with feathers, swirls, and other common sashing quilting designs? This is the class for you! Come and see how Judi Madsen approaches the quilting designs in her large sashes! This will be a fun and informative class with a lot of new design ideas for those quilts that have you stumped. Judi cannot wait to share her new designs with you! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Longarm straight ruler

Small, sharp embroidery scissors Movable head longarm machines are provided by HandiQuilter. Two people per machine.

Quilting Tripped-Out Triple Borders


Thursday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Room 102AB

#18506 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM Not sure how to quilt that quilt with a break border in the middle? Judi Madsen will share a new approach to quilting fantastic border designs that will give your quilting a whole new look. Incorporate the break border as part of the design, and learn to quilt fearlessly as you try new things. You will not want to miss this class! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee)





Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:



Random Roses - Layer and Piece Beautiful Curves

Karen Eckmeier All levels

Wednesday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Room 103A

#17501 - Piecing Time to play! Here we go round and round to create beautiful one-of-a-kind roses. Use Karen's topstitch method to layer and piece your curves. It’s not painful at all! You will make several Random Rose blocks in your favorite color. (If pink is not your color, think purple, turquoise, or orange.) After you create, Karen will give you several fun ideas for how to use your blocks in a quilt. quilted-lizard.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:


¼ yd. each - (4) fabrics o Bring (1) light, (2) mediums, and (1) dark fabric in the same color family o Precut 6½" fabric squares. You will create (6) squares from each color for (24) total.

6" square ruler Thread to match fabric






Ruler Work Judi Madsen


Room 102AB #18503 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM

Come and learn how Judi Madsen creates designs using straight lines, her ruler, and a little bit of free-motion quilting. She will share the importance of marking your quilt and making your quilts stand out with incredible, almost-perfect quilting! This will be a fun class filled with lots of ideas on how to quilt the blocks and sashings that have you stumped. greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:


Longarm straight ruler Small, sharp embroidery scissors


Scrumptious Star Stitchery: Paper Foundation Piecing

Gail Garber All levels

Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Room 103B

#17101 - Piecing This class is especially tailored for the novice paper foundation piecer. Working with one of Gail's designs, learn the ins and outs of this fascinating technique that enables the student to stitch very complex designs with ease and accuracy. gailgarber.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee)





Supplies: A kit is required and includes: handout and pattern for 32" octagon and 39" square quilt with Flying Geese outer border. Kit Fee: $15 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (1) yd. - light background fabric ½ yd. - outer border and middle star fabric. Directional fabrics such as stripes work well. ⅛ yd. - inner border fabric ⅓ yd. total - Flying Geese fabric. You may use several different fabrics.

¼ yd. - dark fabric for star points ⅛ yd. - medium fabric for star center ¼ yd. - your favorite fabric or a fabric with a theme or color scheme you would like to feature

Mechanical pencil Good eraser Freezer paper 6" square or 12" square ruler Add-A-Quarter™ Ruler

Optional: A fabric kit will be available for this class. Please contact Gail at [email protected] by

January 29, 2018 to preorder. Optional Kit Fee: $45 (Payable in class) Stationary sewing machines are provided by Janome. Irons are provided. Rotary cutters and mats are provided by Havel’s Sewing.

Secondary Quilting Designs



#18504 - Quilting/Finishing-LONGARM Come and learn how to take your quilt top to the next level by adding secondary quilting designs. Judi will show you what inspires her to change up her quilting. Find out how she makes each quilt unique using simple tools like her straightedged ruler and marking pen. You won’t want to miss this fantastic class! greenfairyquiltsblog.com Member: $100 Retail: $125 (Plus Kit Fee)





Supplies: A kit is required and includes: fabric sandwich and handout. Kit Fee: $25 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:



Simple Creativity for Inspired Design – A Trunk Show

Kimberly Einmo All levels

Thursday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Room 104AB

#12202 - Special Events In this fabulous trunk show, Kimberly will discuss her quilting journey by sharing a large selection of her quilts up close and personal. Learn about her creative process and how to find design inspiration in some of the most unexpected places! Stunning quilts can come from simple shapes, and Kimberly is the master of clever fabric placement and basic block combinations to create original, dynamic, and eye-catching designs that quilters everywhere want to make! Spend an evening enjoying her humorous stories and come away feeling inspired and uplifted, with a fresh perspective and new-found confidence for designing your own quilts! kimberlyeinmo.com Member: $28 Retail: $35

Something Fishy - Easy Paper Piecing

Gail Garber Beginner, Intermediate Friday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.


Come make this cute little fishy in rainbow bright colors! The class kit will include an assortment of bright prints and background fabrics. This design is perfect for a baby quilt or a wallhanging. Students will learn several different paper piecing techniques in the single block that contains several




elements: Flying Geese, Pointy Dudes, simple appliqué, and 3D design. A pattern will be provided for a larger quilt. gailgarber.com Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: all fabric for the block, embroidery floss, pattern, and freezer paper. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies 6" square or 12" square ruler Add-A-Quarter™ ruler


SunDance - Raw-Edge Sunflowers

Frieda Anderson All levels

Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Room 204AB

#13104 – Appliqué “SunDance” is inspired by the glory of Frieda's garden. Sunflowers provide the perfect setting for the use of detailed cutting, fusing, and color combinations to create drama and whimsy together in a single piece. Discover the newest techniques and tools for creating this raw-edge beauty as you complete the colorful Sunflower wallhanging. This class includes the Sunflower pattern and all hand-dyed fabrics necessary to create the quilt top. friestyle.com Member: $80 Retail: $100 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: prefused, hand-dyed fabric, and pattern. Kit Fee: $35 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies Small, sharp embroidery scissors (1) box - parchment paper (available in grocery store by waxed paper)








Sunstars: A Kaleidoscope Class (2 days) Paula Nadelstern

Intermediate, Advanced Wednesday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Room 204AB - Day 1 Room 101C - Day 2 #17201 - Piecing

Join Paula for two days of Kaleidoscope magic! Students will learn all of the unique machine piecing, design, and template techniques Paula uses to create complex kaleidoscopic images, while simultaneously exploring the virtues of bilaterally symmetrical fabric; this includes learning to draft perfect angles and to identify and join different angles together. This product and process class culminates in the creation of a unique and fabulous Kaleidoscope block. You will see effects more wonderful than you could imagine, making you both the one who makes the magic and the one who is surprised. Paulanadelstern.com Member: $176 Retail: $220 (Plus Kit Fee) Supplies: A kit is required and includes: (1) sheet ⅛" graph paper with bold inch line, a package of Visi-Grid with (4) sheets of see-through template plastic with ⅛" grid, Faber Castell Multimark 1523 S, Uniball Silver gel pen for marking dark fabric, clear 6" ruler with ⅛" grid, and a handout. Kit Fee: $20 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies (1) yd. or (8) repeats - bilaterally symmetrical fabric #1 (1) yd. or (16) repeats - bilaterally symmetrical fabric #2

½ yd. - fabric for the sun that contrasts highly with fabrics #1 and #2 ½ yd. - saturated dark tonal or black-on-black fabric for background Template scissors Black piecing thread Sharp pencils and eraser

Fine straight pins Inexpensive compass

Note: “Bilaterally symmetrical” is the property of being divisible into symmetrical halves on either side of a unique plane. These fabrics can be divided into two equal halves. Optional:

Paula Nadelstern fabric, including bilaterally symmetrical fabric, will be available for purchase in class. - $12 per yard





Trip Around the World Revisited Paula Nadelstern

All levels Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.


This design class takes a traditional quilt pattern and gift-wraps its simple shapes with intricate fabric. Along with many other design strategies, explore the possibilities offered by charismatic textiles and the magic of symmetry. Learn to make different types of templates, leading to unique and enhanced design options and varied effects, including seamless connections. The takeaway is that quilts made of simple shapes can be transformed into visual spectacles that read as complex, thoughtful acts of creativity. paulanadelstern.com Member: $56 Retail: $70 Supplies: Please bring the following items to class:

Basic Sewing Supplies At least (1) yd. each - (4) different bilaterally symmetrical patterns that create an organized

palette with some contrast Note: You will not use up every inch of the suggested amount of fabric. Since this is a design class, it is impossible to know in advance how many repeats you will need of a chosen motif. If you have partial yardage, bring it. If you have more symmetrical patterns, bring them. This is a more is better moment.

Black thread Fine pins Graph paper See-through template plastic with ⅛" grid Ziplock® bags

Thin 6" square ruler with ¼" grid Note: “Bilaterally symmetrical” is the property of being divisible into symmetrical halves on either side of a unique plane. These fabrics can be divided into two equal halves. Optional: The following items will be available for purchase in class (payable in class):

Paula Nadelstern template plastic (Visi-Grid) - $10 Paula Nadelstern fabric, including bilaterally symmetrical fabric - $12 per yd. Template pen and fabric marking pens - $4 each Thin 6" square ruler with ⅛" grid - $2.50





Turn Photos to Quilts

Pat Durbin All levels


#12802 - Lectures Come join Pat as she takes you on a quilting adventure. Pat’s quilting is all tied up with traveling, photography, computer skills, and quilting. You will see a slide show of Pat’s wonderful quilts, along with the exciting destinations that inspired them. There are people quilts, too! Pat will discuss her decision-making process to choose which technique to use to achieve her dream quilt (of the moment). Come join Pat on this tour of her fun adventure. Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. patdurbin.com Member: $16 Retail: $20

Unleash Your Inner Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) Designer Shelley Doyal

Intermediate, Advanced Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.


This Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8) class is for the hidden quilt designer in all of us. Shelley will lead you through some of the more complex things that EQ8 can do. Explore the Layout Library; do you like irregular shaped quilts? How about a Bargello? Use Custom Quilt to design your own quilt using different-sized blocks. You can design a quilt using a block as the background, or maybe a one-patch quilt is for you. You will get a chance to show your inner designer by creating your own designs in class, and can put your skills to the test with a fun mini-design contest. Be prepared to unleash your inner EQ8 designer. [email protected] Member: $48 Retail: $60 (Plus Handout Fee) Supplies:




A handout is required for this class. Handout Fee: $7 (payable in class) Please bring the following items to class:

Pen and pencil Notebook Laptop computer with EQ8 loaded. Please validate and update your software before class.



#17102

Lone Starburst by Kimberly Einmo

Finished Quilt Size: approximately 70" x 70"

Block Size (Unfinished): 10" x 10"

Precutting Instructions

FABRIC YARDS INSTRUCTIONS

1 Jelly Roll

or 40 – 2½” strips

(Use a precut bundle of strips or

fabric from your stash or scraps!)

(2½) yd.

To make this quilt, please have a variety of at least (20) different fabrics for a total of (40) 2½”

strips. NOTE: Fabric strips can be repeated twice. (40) different strips are encouraged!

Bring all strips to class.

Background Fabric

(Choose a tone on tone or solid that

has strong contrast from the strips)

(3½) yd.

Cut (5) 5¼" strips; subcut (36) 5¼" squares. Cut

each square once diagonally to yield (72) A triangles.

Cut (6) 6¾" strips; subcut (36) 6¾" squares. Cut

each square once diagonally to yield (72) B triangles.

Supplies to Finish Project at Home - NOT Needed for Class:

FABRIC YARDS INSTRUCTIONS

Backing (4¼) yd.

Batting 76" x 76"

Binding ¾ yd. Cut (8) 2¼" strips; piece together to make single

fold, straight grain binding.

[email protected]

www.kimberlyeinmo.com


#17103 Celebrations Mystery Quilt Class by Kimberly Einmo Quilt Size without Border: 48" x 48" Quilt Size with Optional Border: 56" x 56"


EZFG = EZ Flying Geese Ruler RST = right-sides together HST = half-square triangle

EZJR = EZ Jelly Roll Ruler WOF = width of fabric

FABRIC

#

COLOR/

VALUE YARDAGE CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

1

Multicolor, main print

(Blocks and

optional

outer

border)

⅞ yard

(no border)

OR

1⅝ yards

(with

border)

• Cut (1) 4½" strip (if using the EZFG method for

HSTs) OR cut (1) 4⅞" strip. [Clue 1]

• Cut (1) 8⅞" strip; cut (4) 8⅞" squares. Cut squares 1x diagonally to yield (8) triangles. [Clue 3]

• Cut (1) 4½" strip; cut (8) 4½" squares. [Clue 5] • (1) 8½" strip; cut (4) 8½" squares. [Clue 6]

• Cut (6) 4½" strips; piece together for optional outer border. [Clue 6]

2 LIGHT

background ⅞ yard

• Cut (1) 8⅞" strip; cut (4) 8⅞" squares. Pair with fabric #6. [Clue 2]

• Cut (2) 4½" strips. Pair with fabric #5 strips. [Clue 3] • Cut (1) 8½" strip; cut (4) 8½" squares. [Clue 6]

3 MEDIUM

LIGHT ⅜ yard



• Cut (1) 4½" strip. [Clue 4]

4 MEDIUM ⅜ yard • Cut (2) 2½" strips. Pair with fabric #5 strips. [Clue 4]

• Cut (1) 4½" strip; subcut (4) 4½" squares. [Clue 5]

5 MEDIUM ½ yard • Cut (2) 4½" strips. Pair with fabric #2 strips. [Clue 3]

• Cut (2) 2½" strips. Pair with fabric #4 strips. [Clue 4]

6 DARK ¾ yard



NOTE: If you are using the traditional method, you

may need 2 strips.

• Cut (1) 8⅞" strip; cut (4) 8⅞" squares. Pair with

fabric #2. [Clue 2]

• Cut (1) 4½" strip. [Clue 4]



• To get a head start on completing this quilt and to make the best use of your class time,

please complete Clues #1 and #2 at home prior to coming to class. This is optional.

• Create a legend of your fabrics on the fabric cutting chart. Attach a small piece of each fabric in the

square next to the corresponding fabric number. You’ll be very glad you took the time to do this! • Cut your fabrics as directed below prior to class. (Cut all strips across the WOF, selvage to selvage.)

To keep all your cut strips and fabric pieces organized put them in Ziplock® baggies by clue numbers,

and label with the fabric numbers.

• Bring all fabrics and leftover pieces to class!

CLUE 1

Choose Kimberly’s EZ Flying Geese Ruler method OR the traditional method and cut your strips as

outlined in the Cutting Chart above.

Here’s what you’ll make:

• (8) 4½" (unfinished) HSTs from fabrics #1 and #6.

• (8) 4½" (unfinished) HSTs from fabrics #3 and #6.

EZ Flying Geese Ruler method:

• Place (1) 4½" strip each of fabrics #1 and #6 RST.

• Use Side B of the EZ Flying Geese Ruler to cut (8) 4½" triangle pairs (16 triangles total) for

HSTs.

• Chain stitch the units together on the long edge of the triangles.

• Press the seams away from fabric #6.

• Units should measure 4½" x 4½" (unfinished).

Trim the dog ears and square-up if necessary. Make 8.

• Repeat the process using fabric #3 and the remaining (or second) strip of #6. Make 8.

Make 8 of each.

FABRIC # COLOR/

VALUE YARDAGE CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

Binding ½ yard • Cut (7) 2¼" strips for binding.

Batting 64" x 64"

Backing 2 panels 32" x 64"

# 6

#6

# 1

#6

#3


# 6

# 2

Traditional method:

• Cut (4) 4⅞" squares each of fabrics #1 and #6 and pair one of each square RST.

• Draw a diagonal line on the back of the fabric #1 square and stitch ¼" on both sides of the

diagonal line.

• Cut on the drawn line.

• Press the seams away from fabric #6.

• The HSTs should measure 4½" x 4½" (unfinished).

Trim the dog ears and square-up if necessary. Make 8.

• Repeat the process using fabrics #3 and #6. Make 8.

CLUE 2

• Place (4) 8⅞" squares each of fabrics #2 and #6 RST.

• Draw a diagonal line on the back of the fabric #2 square and stitch ¼" on both sides of the

diagonal line.

• Cut on the drawn line.

• Press the seams toward fabric #6.

• The HSTs should measure 8½" x 8½" (unfinished).

• Trim the dog ears and square-up if necessary. Make 8.


#17104 - Mosaic Beach

Pat Durbin


Press your scraps of fabric

Stack (2) or (3) similar types fabric (example: light green prints)

Rotary cut several strips at 1¼" wide

Turn mat and cross cut at 1¼" wide to make squares

Store your tiny squares in a manner where similar types are together, perhaps in separate Ziplock®-style bags.

Pat Durbin

Mosaic Class © 2016

www.patdurbin.com

[email protected]



#17505 - Perfect Pinless Pinwheels by Kimberly Einmo Precutting Instructions

FABRIC # YARDAGE CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

#1

Background

fabric

(3) yd.

• Cut (6) 4½" strips.

Bring at least 2 - 4½" strips.



#2

Multi-color

print

½ yd.



#3

Medium ½ yd.

• Cut (3) 4½" strip.


#4

Light ⅓ yd.



#5

Dark ⅓ yd.




Fabric Requirements and Instructions

Cut your fabrics as directed above prior to class. (Cut all strips across the WOF, selvage to selvage.) Create a legend of your fabrics on the fabric cutting chart. Attach a small piece of each fabric in the

square next to the corresponding fabric number. You’ll be very glad you took the time to do this!

Follow the values listed in the cutting chart. Label all strips carefully and put them in baggies for easy access in class. Questions? Contact Kimberly at [email protected].

FABRIC # YARDAGE CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

Sashing

and border

fabric

Cut from

background

fabric

• Cut (7) 1½" strips; subcut (28) 8½" x 1½" rectangles for sashing. • Cut (7) 1½" strips; piece these together to make (6) 1½" x 44½"

sashing strips. • Cut (8) 2½" strips; piece these together and cut:

(2) 2½" x 62½" units for side borders (2 2½" x 48½" units for top and bottom borders



#17506 - Chain Saw Block - Piecing with Precuts Kimberly Einmo Finish Quilt Size: 82" x 82" Block Size: 19" x 19"

For each Chain Saw block, you will need:

10" square 2½" x 10" strip

To make the full quilt, you need (36) Chain Saw blocks.

Precutting Instructions Choose (1) of the following options:

www.kimberlyeinmo.com

OPTION # YARDAGE CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

1 • (36) fat quarters

(18" x 22")

• Cut (1) 10" square - each fat quarter.

• Cut (1) 2½" x 10" strip - each fat quarter.

2 • layer cake (10" squares) • (1) matching jelly roll OR

(40) - 2½" x 42" strips

• Cut (1) 2½" x 10" strip - each jelly roll fabric. (No cutting required for layer cake.)

3 • (2) matching layer cakes

(10" squares)

• Cut (1) 10" square - each layer cake #1 fabric.

• Cut (1) 2½" x 10" strip - each layer cake #2 fabric. (You will only use 1¼ layer cake packs.)

4 • (36) 10" x 10" squares • (36) 2½" x 10" strips

(matching fabrics)

• Bring precut fabric from your own stash. (See requirements in Yardage.)

Background

Fabric

(needed for all

options)

• 3 yd.

• Precut (36) 10" squares.



#18102 - Begin to Machine Quilt

Pat Durbin


Main Fabric: ½ yd.

Cut (2) strips 2¼" x 44" for binding the quilt (after quilted)

Cut (1) 10½" square

Cut (4) 3" squares

Cut (4) 2½" squares

Inside border: ¼ yd. (fat or long)

Cut (4) 2½" x 10½" pieces

Outside border: ¼ yd. (fat or long)

Cut (4) 3" x 14½" pieces

Batting of at least 22" square (cotton or low loft poly)

Cut backing 22" square

Practice Sandwich (can consist of cotton or any leftover fabric)

Make it at least 14" square with the backing and batting about 16" square. They need to be a bit larger than the top.

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