Three Flower Garden Workshop – Karen Linduska – Sunday, March 17, 2019
Appropriate level: All
Class description:
Karen Linduska will show you how to use your sewing machine more efficiently and start using all those decorative stitches.
Students will make a small art quilt with flower images made from the built-in decorative stitches. You’ll learn how to alter the stitches and what you can do with the altered stitches.
She’ll work one-on-one with each student to show you what your machine can do and help you with stitch selection.
Please note there is a $10 kit fee payable at the start of the workshop.
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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
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?
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