Beginner Patchwork Workshop

If you've been wanting to learn to sew patchwork quilts, this is the class for you!

In this five-hour intensive, instructor Diana Rogers will take students on a tour of beginner patchwork -- the process of sewing small pieces of fabric together to make a larger composition.

In this class you'll learn:

• How to design and assemble a log cabin quilt block
• Beginner-level patchwork basics
• How to accurately cut fabric with a rotary cutter and cutting mat
• How to assemble your fabric pieces (you must have machine sewing experience)
• How to iron in quilting
• The specific cutting and assembly methods used in a simple quilt block
• We will provide cutting mats, rotary cutters and rulers to share.
• Each student will have access to their own sewing machine courtesy of BERNINA of America
• Students will work toward making a small quilt top-- either one jumbo quilt block, or several smaller blocks

• Please note this is not a learn-to-sew class.
• Students must have basic machine sewing knowledge and be comfortable using a sewing machine.
• If you do not know how to sew, please take one of our Sewing 101 classes as a prerequisite to this class.