Workshops:

Thursday, June 21, 2012

For a registration form please click on the underlined word:

Registration Form for Workshops 2012

Kathy Sevebeck:

# 13  "Conquering Curves"


Handle curves and circles fearlessly! Learn a combined piecing/appliqué method to create 
even, smooth curves; tackle circle in a square with a smooth binding around the edge; 
and study two methods to add a decorative flange to curves. 
Finish with a “no pins” curved piecing technique, curved edge foundation piecing and 
curved crazy quilt piecing. 
Students will create beautiful samples to bring home and turn into a wall hanging, pillow top, 
tote bag, or wearable. The instructor’s abundance of tips, techniques, and samples will help you 
conquer curved fabric pieces in your work.  
Non-optional kit: $3 (instructional booklet, templates, patterns) 

Sewing machine required.                6 hrs.        Thursday, 10 am      Fee: $50

All Levels                                                             Supplies

CLASS HAS OPENINGS

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Debby Kratovil:

# 11  "Washington Puzzle"

The Washington Puzzle is an old block traditionally sewn using odd shaped templates. 
But it really is a simple but skewed 9-patch. 
It can be sewn just like one with no specialty rulers, no templates and no bias edges 
(which those rulers create, plus a lot of wasted fabric). 
Start with stacks of 10 ½” squares and make only four cuts. 
Every block turns out the same size, all outside edges are on the straight grain and sewing 
both sets of stacks will create a quilt with blocks that tilt back and forth. 
This is not your standard stack and whack and is so much fun, you’ll want to make another one! 

 
Sewing machine required.                6 hrs.      Thursday, 10 am   Fee $ 50

 All levels                                                              Supplies            

CLASS HAS OPENINGS


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Annette Kennedy:

# 7  "Painted Hibiskus"


Learn some easy “controlled hand-painting” techniques to bring visual depth 
and life to a fused appliqué hibiscus by adding colorful shading and details. 
First we’ll cut out and fuse the flower and leaf fabrics onto a 12 ¾ “square background. 
Next we will paint with Seta Color and Karen Pharr Textile paints.

Non-optional kit fee: $26 (Pattern, fabric kit, fusible web. Use of Annette’s paint, mediums, and brushes) 

Suitable for all ages (14+).

No sewing machine required.                6 hrs.      Thursday, 10 am     Fee $ 50 

All levels                                                                 Supplies          

CLASS IS CLOSED
if you are registered, but can't make it let us know, there is a waiting list

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Kit fees will be collected in class by the instructor

Skill level description: 
BEGINNER: new to quilting, 
INTERMEDIATE: knows how to use sewing machine and has basic sewing and quilting skills, 
SKILLED / ADVANCED: has been quilting for a while and is ready for a challenge


For a class registration form click on the underlined word: 
Registration Form for Workshops 2012


Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made prior to May 16 will be refunded if tickets are returned to the BRQF.

The registration, handling and admission fees are non-refundable.

There are no refunds for cancellations received on or after May 17 so we can make a final commitment to our teachers.



 
 
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