Make a sweet, simple, and fun journal covers using wool appliqué and embroidery stitches. They are fun to make, great to personalize, and give as gifts. They are made using 5x7 journals. However, you can use any size with a few adjustments discussed in the pattern.

This is a fun, bold, modern quilt design by Charisma Horton. The pattern offers 2 sizes and it’s easy to construct.

Learn the basics of traditional needle turn appliqué, including preparation, needle turn basics and how to use notions and tools to make leaves, stems and circles easy and fun to add to your project.

In this class you will learn many common stitches used in wool appliqué on this darling project including the 13 stitches on this project.  You will also learn the basics of wool appliqué, including how to prep, types of wool, how to mark your piece and then we will move on to learning the embellishing stitches.

Curious about curved piecing but not sure how to dive in? This class is the perfect place to start! Jen will walk you through everything you need to make curves easier, faster, and more accurate - no stress, just great results.

Ready to try a technique that delivers sharp points, perfect
angles, and stunning precision every time? Foundation paper piecing (FPP) makes it easy to create blocks that would be tricky (or nearly impossible!) using traditional methods opening a new door to quilt design. In this fun and skill-building class, you'll create striking hexagon blocks while Jen guides you step-by-step through the FPP process.

Add stunning detail to your quilts using Derwent Inktense watercolor pencils. Jaimie will show you how to color on fabric and then transform the colors from dull to dynamic with aloe vera gel and decorative textile media. It’s fun, quick and relaxing and opens up a world of possibilities.

Learn how to create a stunning landscape quilt. Jaimie will touch on the principles of successful design in addition to teaching several machine-based construction techniques necessary to complete your project. No prior drawing experience is required: just a playful attitude and a desire to create.