QU 2017 Friday – Stack ‘N Whack – Jean Coleman

Jean Coleman’s objective in teaching this Friday class is for you to learn the technique to achieve this kaleidoscope effect. She plans to teach a block with 4 repeats. You will probably end up with 16 or 20 blocks. What you do with these blocks is up to you. You could make them into place mats, a table runner, a lap quilt, a baby quilt, or a throw. If you like what you have and want to make it into something large, add borders or go back to the store where you purchased the fabric and buy more to make more blocks. A different horizontal cut from the same fabric will yield an entirely different set of blocks. Learn more about Jean in our blog interview.

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Morris Lawrence Building at Washtenaw Community College Campus 4800 E Huron River Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105

20sep9:30 am- 4:00 pmCLASS FILLED - Lone Starburst - Kimberly Einmo - Friday, Sept 20, 2019Instructor: Kimberly Einmo

Event Details

CLASS FILLED – Contact Brenda Rigdon at
programs@gaaqg.com to join the wait list.

Appropriate level: Intermediate

Class description:

Are you short on time with too many fabrics stashed away? Quilting superstar Kimberly Einmo’s signature methods of fast, accurate rotary cutting and speed piecing or appliqué techniques will help you make a serious dent in your stash. She’s one of those rare instructors who never, ever requires any student to purchase her rulers to attend class. Students are free to borrow a ruler for use in class!

All it takes to make the Lone Starburst are 40 – 2½” strips from a purchased pre-cut bundle or strips cut from your own stash, plus one background fabric and the diamond design possibilities are practically endless!

Kimberly will teach you how to strip-piece and cut diamond building blocks from strips using her EZ Jelly Roll Ruler with no “Y” or set-in seams. You’ll design your own unique Lone Starburst variation quilt! The first part of the class focuses on accurate, efficient cutting and piecing of the diamond units and the latter part of the class focuses on design elements and the almost limitless possibilities for designing your own layout using your diamond units.

The real magic comes from the fact that the quilt is assembled with straight-set blocks, not diamond wedges or blocks on point. This is an eye-opening class for anyone who wants to create a one-of-a-kind quilt with a Lone Star twist!

Note: please allow time to complete the pre-work prior to attending class to ensure an enjoyable experience.

Books by Kimberly Einmo

Find Kimberly at (click on each link): Blog Website Pinterest Facebook

Kimberly’s Korner Kolumn archives AQS magazine

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Registration

Workshops are open to both guild members and non-guild members. Because the cost of the workshops is subsidized by members’ dues, non-members are asked to pay an additional $20 per workshop. Non-members will be able to register for all 2019 workshops after December 1, 2018. Workshop registration policy.

Members: $60 + $2 credit card processing fee

Non-Members: $80 + $2.65 credit card processing fee

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Online registration is available for both members and non-members. (If you prefer to write a check and mail in your workshop registration, please download our printable form.)

See the complete GAAQG Workshop Registration/Refund Policy for more information.

Questions?

Contact our VP-Programs.

Time

(Friday) 9:30 am - 4:00 pm