Have you ever wanted to try free motion quilting? Are you afraid to try? Then this class is for you! We will learn the steps to setting up your machine for free motion and then explore several designs that can easily be mastered on your regular sewing machine, such as curly q’s, stippling, swirls, etc.
In beginning sewing we will get comfortable with a sewing machine by learning how it works, how to take care of it, when to change the needle, how to line up fabric for stitching and many more things. You will learn lots of tips that will help you get comfortable with your machine and get you started on a fun hobby.
In this class we will make a picture using a collage of various fabric elements. You do not need your sewing machine for this class. These can be found online by searching Laura Heine patterns.
Coats made from old quilts are everywhere! Why not make your own instead of paying hundreds of dollars for one? Join us for this one of a kind sewing class with Nancy Hicks!
Piece together a charming quilt top with ease! This fun, efficient class is perfect for those who can sew a straight 1/4 inch seam and want to see a project come together quickly using coordinating fabrics. It’s a rewarding way to sharpen your skills—and if you have a Stripology ruler, this is the ideal project to put it to work.
Create a stylish and functional duffle bag in this fun and rewarding class! We'll construct a bag using 3 1/2" squares (or a single piece of fabric if preferred, though patchwork is recommended!). Learn techniques for assembling your bag, including working with lining, batting, accent fabrics, and installing a zipper.
Have you ever wanted to try free motion quilting? Are you afraid to try? Then this class is for you! We will learn the steps to setting up your machine for free motion and then explore several designs that can easily be mastered on your regular sewing machine, such as curly q’s, stippling, swirls, etc.
This class is for a pull-over hoodie that makes up well from just about anything -Recycled quilts, blankets, Kantha cloth, beach towels, etc. Basically anything that isn’t heavy or bulky. If using yardage you will need roughly 3.5 yards. Pattern is required - contact the instructor about this as she has a discount code. Hoodie in photo was made from one piece of Kantha cloth.
Discover the beauty and precision of the classic New York Beauty quilt in this engaging and skill-building class. Known for its striking curved spikes and circular designs, the New York Beauty pattern offers endless creative possibilities.
Let's make something pretty for Valentine's day. All you need is a sweatshirt and some red or pink fabric scraps! We will applique one heart or more to the sweatshirt to make it festive. Come join me for this fast and fun class.
Everyone has a bag of old T-shirts they are saving for the memories. Let's get them out of the bag and into a beautiful quilt you can cherish every day! I will take you through all the steps to make this priceless heirloom.
In this class we will make a picture using a collage of various fabric elements. You do not need your sewing machine for this class. These can be found online by searching Laura Heine patterns.
This is a four part series with homework. The classes will take you through all the steps to make a completed crib size quilt, so at the end of the last session you will have a finished quilt.
Does binding a quilt scare you? Come to this class and learn how to bind a quilt quickly and easily for a beautiful finish. You will learn two methods of binding - one by machine and one by hand. Binding a quilt can actually be relaxing and fun, so come and find out how!
English Paper Piecing is a hand sewing class for a patchwork technique that uses templates to make interesting shapes. The class will use the hexagon shape and we will discuss other shapes as well as fabric selection, thread, needles, and stitch techniques.
This hands-on weaving class will not only teach you to create stunning hand woven dish towels, but also equip you with the foundational skills to weave a wide range of other beautiful and useful items like placemats, scarves, table runners, and shawls. Handwoven dish towels are a joy to use. They are incredibly absorbent, dry dishes beautifully, and launder effortlessly, lasting for years to come.
In beginning sewing we will get comfortable with a sewing machine by learning how it works, how to take care of it, when to change the needle, how to line up fabric for stitching and many more things. You will learn lots of tips that will help you get comfortable with your machine and get you started on a fun hobby.
Let’s make a pretty journal using some fabric scraps and a Composition book. These are easy to make, eye catching and great gifts for teachers, friends, children or anyone you want to remember. You will need two pieces of 11” x 23” cotton fabric and a piece of batting the same size. Also a Composition book, large button and a ponytail elastic. If you want to make one that looks like the picture let the instructor know and she will bring fabric strips to create it.
A Rigid Heddle loom has a single bar with slots and holes that is manually moved up and down to alternate the position of the the lengthwise threads to allow the weaver to pass the cross thread back and forth to create the fabric. This technique allows for a wide range of projects. At the end of the class you will have a beautiful, one of a kind scarf to take home!
This cute table runner can be made from Halloween or Fall fabrics and will look great on your table all season.
Ironing on the go has never been easier! In this class, you'll create a clever tote bag that not only holds your small iron but also unfolds into a convenient pressing surface. Perfect for quilting retreats or classes, this project is both practical and stylish.
A Rigid Heddle loom has a single bar with slots and holes that is manually moved up and down to alternate the position of the the lengthwise threads to allow the weaver to pass the cross thread back and forth to create the fabric. This technique allows for a wide range of projects. At the end of the class you will have a beautiful, one of a kind scarf to take home!
This class is for a pull-over hoodie that makes up well from just about anything -Recycled quilts, blankets, Kantha cloth, beach towels, etc. Basically anything that isn’t heavy or bulky. If using yardage you will need roughly 3.5 yards. Pattern is required - contact the instructor about this as she has a discount code. Hoodie in photo was made from one piece of Kantha cloth.
Come and learn how simple it is to embellish your clothing with bits of embroidery. Whether it's a jeans leg, bucket hat or baby onesie, this class will show you how to make any piece one of a kind.
Ever wondered what you could do with a pair of old jeans? Recycle them into a classic, one of a kind tote bag! For this class you will need one pair of jeans, some other pieces of fabric - maybe canvas, corduroy, suede, a piece of embroidery, or whatever you think will look good; half a yard of cotton for the lining, a yard of nylon or cotton strapping, any embellishments you want to use, and your imagination. You will need to know how to use your sewing machine, but this project is beginner friendly. After class you’ll be making these bags for everyone on your Christmas list!
In this class we will make a picture using a collage of various fabric elements. You do not need your sewing machine for this class. These can be found online by searching Laura Heine patterns.
Beginning hand embroidery. Learn several basic embroidery stitches that can be used to make many interesting projects and embellishments on clothing. Kit will be provided with all needed materials to make a floral piece.
Let’s make a pretty journal using some fabric scraps and a Composition book. These are easy to make, eye catching and great gifts for teachers, friends, children or anyone you want to remember. You will need two pieces of 11” x 23” cotton fabric and a piece of batting the same size. Also a Composition book, large button and a ponytail elastic. If you want to make one that looks like the picture let the instructor know and she will bring fabric strips to create it.
Machine Paper piecing is a quilting technique that will give the quilter many options for intricate designs with crisp points. Bring several small pieces of fabric in different colors, rotary cutter, “Add a Quarter” ruler if you have one, and a small cutting mat. This workshop is an advanced technique and we will make a small project.
These placemats are so easy to make you will want a set for every holiday! They also make thoughtful gifts for housewarming, bridal shower or for a great hostess. You will need 1 yard of a printed cotton fabric, 1 yard of a coordinated solid cotton fabric, matching thread, sewing machine and all sewing supplies. This project is beginner friendly.
