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Winners Bouquet

Cost: $ 45

Learn a new skill of curved piecing! You will be amazed by how simple curves can be. Taught by the amazing and talented Gail Mayhue! Don't miss out on this fantastic class.

One-Block Wonder Class

Cost: $ 55

Fabric Required: The Formula for the amount of fabric required is 6 repeats of fabric for the blocks. So if you have a 24" repeat you would multiply 6 X 24 which = 144?, divided by 36? = 4 yards for the blocks (but buy 4 ? to be safe). If you are going to use the original fabric in the borders buy at least 6 YARDS. Fabric Considerations: The best fabrics for this process are large prints with little background, especially leaves or animals. The rule of thumb is once the repeats are aligned, we will be cutting them in 3 ?? strips. If the design elements in your fabric are smaller than 4? you will not be taking the design apart and your blocks will look like the original fabric. So choose LARGE PRINTS. I have chosen fabric that had a large print but only had a 12? repeat. Instead of cutting my repeats every 12?, I skipped a repeat and cut every other one which made it a 24? repeat. You can only do this if the print is large enough. ? The Japanese or Kaffe fabrics are perfect for this. ? Too much background produces kaleidoscopes with no design and all background. ? Choose large floral or animal prints, avoid straight lines as in buildings or stripes. ? You will have fun if YOU like the colors. A darker background color helps the colors stand out. http://oneblockwonder.com/design-helper/# This is a wonderful website to get a preview of any material that you are thinking of using. Take a picture of the fabric and upload to the site following the simple instructions. It will give you a pretty good preview. DO NOT PRE-WASH THE FABRIC!!!! Basic Supplies: -Rotary Cutting tools: a rotary cutter with a new blade -Rulers: one 6? x 24? long and a 60-degree equilateral triangle ruler -Mats: you will need a 36? as we will be cutting fabric strips the Width of the Fabric (WOF) ? we will be working in pairs and joining the two 36? mats together. -Flower Pins. These pins lay flat; flat enough for a ruler to be over them and the ruler will still be flat against the fabric Basic sewing supplies: thread, ?? foot, Scissors, seam ripper, etc. -Sewing Machine in good working order. (New needle is recommended) -A plastic tablecloth with a flannel backing to use as a design wall. Don?t really need for the first class. I suggest the largest rectangle you can find. Small Safety pins or straight pins for keeping cut hexagons together when taking them home and to pin together both halves of the hexagon when placing on the design wall. I use small light weight safety pins. For a quilt using a 24? repeat you will need 100 to 120 small safety pins. You can also use straight pins. Approximately 200 Straight pins for pinning rows together. Bag Lunch and Drink Pre-Cutting: No pre-cutting is required, but have your fabric well pressed (press the fold out so we can start cutting right away. We will be working in pairs at the first class. The first class is taken up with cutting the strips and triangles. Bring your sewing machine but you won?t be setting it up until all the cutting for your pair is done. Questions: Please call me ? no stupid questions Dawn Schaben 540-354-8464

Ornaments..Ornaments

Cost: $ 35

Create a beautiful Ornament! New and Improved Pattern!! Price includes materials to make two ornaments!

Classes


Exploding Heart
- Oct 05, 2024 10:00 am

Gail Mayhue demonstrates how to make the wildly popular Exploding Hearts quilt. This stunning heart quilt pattern is a triumph of triangles with half-square triangles, hourglass blocks, and quarter-square triangles, too!

Cost: $ 45.00
One-Block Wonder Class
- Oct 12, 2024 10:00 am

Fabric Required: The Formula for the amount of fabric required is 6 repeats of fabric for the blocks. So if you have a 24" repeat you would multiply 6 X 24 which = 144?, divided by 36? = 4 yards for the blocks (but buy 4 ? to be safe). If you are going to use the original fabric in the borders buy at least 6 YARDS. Fabric Considerations: The best fabrics for this process are large prints with little background, especially leaves or animals. The rule of thumb is once the repeats are aligned, we will be cutting them in 3 ?? strips. If the design elements in your fabric are smaller than 4? you will not be taking the design apart and your blocks will look like the original fabric. So choose LARGE PRINTS. I have chosen fabric that had a large print but only had a 12? repeat. Instead of cutting my repeats every 12?, I skipped a repeat and cut every other one which made it a 24? repeat. You can only do this if the print is large enough. ? The Japanese or Kaffe fabrics are perfect for this. ? Too much background produces kaleidoscopes with no design and all background. ? Choose large floral or animal prints, avoid straight lines as in buildings or stripes. ? You will have fun if YOU like the colors. A darker background color helps the colors stand out. http://oneblockwonder.com/design-helper/# This is a wonderful website to get a preview of any material that you are thinking of using. Take a picture of the fabric and upload to the site following the simple instructions. It will give you a pretty good preview. DO NOT PRE-WASH THE FABRIC!!!! Basic Supplies: -Rotary Cutting tools: a rotary cutter with a new blade -Rulers: one 6? x 24? long and a 60-degree equilateral triangle ruler -Mats: you will need a 36? as we will be cutting fabric strips the Width of the Fabric (WOF) ? we will be working in pairs and joining the two 36? mats together. -Flower Pins. These pins lay flat; flat enough for a ruler to be over them and the ruler will still be flat against the fabric Basic sewing supplies: thread, ?? foot, Scissors, seam ripper, etc. -Sewing Machine in good working order. (New needle is recommended) -A plastic tablecloth with a flannel backing to use as a design wall. Don?t really need for the first class. I suggest the largest rectangle you can find. Small Safety pins or straight pins for keeping cut hexagons together when taking them home and to pin together both halves of the hexagon when placing on the design wall. I use small light weight safety pins. For a quilt using a 24? repeat you will need 100 to 120 small safety pins. You can also use straight pins. Approximately 200 Straight pins for pinning rows together. Bag Lunch and Drink Pre-Cutting: No pre-cutting is required, but have your fabric well pressed (press the fold out so we can start cutting right away. We will be working in pairs at the first class. The first class is taken up with cutting the strips and triangles. Bring your sewing machine but you won?t be setting it up until all the cutting for your pair is done. Questions: Please call me ? no stupid questions Dawn Schaben 540-354-8464

Cost: $ 55.00
Winners Bouquet
- Oct 07, 2024 10:00 am

Learn a new skill of curved piecing! You will be amazed by how simple curves can be. Taught by the amazing and talented Gail Mayhue! Don't miss out on this fantastic class.

Cost: $ 45.00
Ornaments..Ornaments
- Nov 01, 2024 10:00 am

Create a beautiful Ornament! New and Improved Pattern!! Price includes materials to make two ornaments!

Cost: $ 35.00
Grinch Dolls by Sue & Wilda
- Nov 02, 2024 10:00 am

Make these amazing Grinch Dolls!! Sue & Wilda are ready to once again show you how to create these awesome dolls!

Cost: $ 45.00
Folded Star Hot Pads
- Nov 08, 2024 10:00 am

Learn the folded star technique and make a great gift!

Cost: $ 45.00
Small Barn Quilts
- Nov 09, 2024 10:00 am

Have you always wanted to create your own Barn Quilt? Here's your chance! Create a Pumpkin, Snowman, or Cardinal Barn Quilt that will be a wonderful addition to your home. Please note that these are intended for interior use. The beautiful Barn Quilts are small 8" x 8". Please indicate which pattern you would like to do: Pumpkin, Snowman, or Cardinal.

Cost: $ 35.00
Machine Embroidery for Rope Projects
- Nov 16, 2024 10:00 am

In this class you will learn how to do machine embroidery on any rope bowl/hotpads/placemat projects! You will learn and experience how to do machine embroidery using your machine. Supplies list available in the store. **Must have taken the beginner Rope Bowl Class

Cost: $ 45.00
Animal/Human Fabric Faces
- Dec 07, 2024 10:00 am

Choose between Faces or Animals (chicken, Pig, Cow) or your own animal. If using your own animal I will need a picture of your animal by December 1st . Email the picture to Cheryl_nylund@yahoo.com In this class you will learn how to put together a face for a pillow, wall hanging or framed art. We will learn how to use fabric scraps or salvage edges, to make hair, eyes, nose and mouths. You will also learn how to use thread to enhance the face. Works well with Kaffe Fassett fabric collection as flowers for hair or with whimsical accents. No art experience needed.

Cost: $ 45.00
Machine Embroidery on Screen
- Dec 14, 2024 10:00 am

A very unique way of embroidering...on screen material! You will learn this beautiful technique of embroidery that truly showcases your designs. Using just your embroidery machine, some nylon or fiberglass screen material, thread, stabilizer, a design, and some fun mixed in, you can create wonderful projects!

Cost: $ 45.00
Open Sew
- Oct 08, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 10, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 11, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 14, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 15, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 17, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 18, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 19, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 21, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 22, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 23, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 24, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 25, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 28, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 29, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 30, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE
Open Sew
- Oct 31, 2024 10:00 am

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Cost: $ FREE

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Winners Bouquet

Learn a new skill of curved piecing! You will be amazed by how simple curves can be. Taught by the amazing and talented Gail Mayhue! Don't miss out on this fantastic class.

Open Sew

Bring your machine and project and use the classroom space free of charge! Great opportunity to learn from others, fellowship, and just get away from your daily distractions.

Oct 10
Open Sew
Oct 11
Open Sew
Oct 14
Open Sew