CLASS FILLED – Sunday, November 22, 2020: Maria Shell – Kitchen Sink Quilting
CLASS FILLED: contact programs@gaaqg.com to be added to the wait list.
THIS IS A LIVE, ONLINE CLASS TAUGHT ON THE ZOOM PLATFORM
Skill Level: Intermediate
All leftover fabric, UFOs, orphan blocks and random strips of fabric are welcome in this class. We’ll take those pieces of what not and make them into fun improvisational masterpieces. The focus of this workshop is on using up leftovers, bit making (creating small improvisationally-cut and pieced traditional quilt blocks) and composition.
NOTE: See the supply list for class preparation.
The Zoom classroom opens at 8:30 a.m. and students should be online by 8:45 a.m.
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CLICK HERE for the Supply List and Class Preparation Instructions
Registration begins August 20 for active GAAQG Members only.
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