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Around the Pond is one of the quilts from Kathie Beltz’s pattern line! This quilt consists of strips of two different sizes of Migrating Geese. Once you have created both the left-hand and right-hand units of geese, piecing the units into strips goes quickly, and your geese will be flying around the quilt in no time.
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Join Kathie and spend your morning creating a simple bag using just three coordinating fabrics and batting. This bag is easy to take with you to quilt class or retreats and keep all your supplies handy. It has pockets that are perfect for tools, notions, etc.
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Kathie has a quick and easy pattern for two runners made with Hourglass Blocks. With only two fabrics, one dark and one light, you’ll have a completed table runner in no time at all. You can make one or you can make both! The Tucker Trimmer® I Tool is required for this pattern.
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Do you get confused by the color wheel? Do you know how to use the color wheel to choose complimenting colors for your quilts? This lecture breaks down all the technical color terms into easy, everyday English so that any quilter can understand them. Those terms are then related directly to quilts during the trunk show. Once you understand the basics, you can apply them to your quilts and watch them sparkle! Supplies are not required for a lecture, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes.
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If you are a beginner quilter, or an experienced quilter who would like to brush up on the basics, this class is for you! This class covers all the essentials to piece a quilt using a sewing machine including: use of basic quilting tools, accurate cutting of fabric using a rotary cutter and mat, sewing an accurate ¼" seam on your sewing machine, matching seams, ironing vs. pressing, adding borders and binding, etc. You will then use your new skills to make a small, simple wallhanging. Registration for this class includes show admission for Thursday.
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Add a dash of modern flair with Rickrack! The Rickrack Quilt is made with the traditional Shaded 4-Patch block, which can be described as a traditional 4-Patch block cut in half diagonally. To create this block, there is no cutting or piecing of triangles. All the piecing is done with strips and rectangles, creating oversized blocks which are then trimmed down with the Tucker Trimmer® I to make them perfect. One light fabric, one medium fabric, and one dark fabric are all you need to create this interesting design.
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