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You will be hard pressed to find a more entertaining lecture personality and
enjoyable quilting class than one taken with international quilt teacher and
quilt, fabric designer, and creator and former Executive Editor of Quilter’s
Home magazine, Mark Lipinski. Dubbed “the bad boy of quilting,” by the
international press, Mark’s no holds barred, brutally honest, riotous PG-13
talks are half quilting and all stand-up comedy.
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9:00 am
- 4:00 pm
$125 - #WF-49
(includes 3-Day Admission Pass)
ALL DAY WORKSHOP
LIMIT 30 STUDENTS
SOLD OUT
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Throw Me a Curve - Mystery Quilt - A Mark Lipinski Design
Finished quilt top: 73 x 61 inches (maybe)
Unfinished block:
6.5-inches square
Why a Mystery Quilt?
There is nothing better than finding a single block that can inspire you to make
one, two, three or more different quilt designs. Not knowing the end result
before you start the project makes the trip even more of an adventure. It is a
fast and easy-to-piece design with the only limitations being your willingness
to play with color and textures! Even if you’ve never sewn a curve before, you
will be surprised at how flawless your curved blocks will be by the time we
break for lunch.
When choosing your fabric, of course you’ll want four fabrics that go well
together but don’t underestimate the power of choosing the right values – for
that is how this particular quilt was designed – using the clear values of dark,
medium and light. Again – make sure your fabrics are DARK, MEDIUM and LIGHT in
value no matter how wild the pattern! If you don’t have 3 distinct values this
mystery quilt may not work!
Consider making a monochromatic quilt using three different tones from the same
color family! How about trying textural fabric like, batiks, for a Balinese
look. Throw caution to the wind and do exactly the opposite of what I’ve asked
for – Replace your light fabric with your very dark fabric – even black – and
vice versa! Have a lot of scraps? Make a scrappy version by creating 3 piles of
scraps of the 3 values needed. I think that a stunning quilt would be using a
dark and medium from the same color family then using an opposite color on the
color wheel for the light. For instance, a dark blue print medium blue print and
a bright orange print. How about dark purple, medium purple and lime? HAVE
F-U-N!!!
You can’t screw up this quilt (even if you screw up the values) so be creative,
throw caution to the wind and have some fun!
What You’re Going to Take Away From This Class . . .
Anybody can duplicate someone else’s patchwork pattern. We’ve all done it.
BORRRRRING! In this class, through a simple and fun mystery quilt format, you’re
going to learn how to take any pattern from a book, magazine, or packet and
rework it so that the design becomes 100% your own, essentially taking
inspiration from one pattern and ‘re-designing’ it in myriad ways to suit your
own creative tastes and eye! Believe it or not, one pattern could yield you
dozens of different and unique quilts – from very simple to very complicated!
This easy quilt will allow you to learn the basics of this ‘re-working’
technique plus allow you to design a quilt that works for you – learning how to
sew curves with your eyes practically closed won’t hurt either!
Code of the Class
The class will being right on time so arrive a little earlier to set up and be
ready to rock’n roll. If you need clarification on any part of this list or
about the class in general – without giving away the mystery – please feel
welcome to give me a ring (908-876-1208) or email me at
pickleroadstudio@aol.com. Xoxom
I can’t wait to meet with you – we’re going to have a blast! This class is
rated-PG-13. Prizes will be given away during the class and, the Queen of Curves
will be crowned at the end of the day – so be prepared to take your walk around
the room as you being your reign! xoxo Mark
Bring to class Supplies and Equipment
• Rotary Cutter
• Cutting Mat
• Wide plastic quilter’s ruler (6”x24)
• Helpful but NOT REQUIRED: 6 ½” square plastic quilter’s ruler
• Ziploc bags
• Fabric scissors
• Seam ripper
• Flat head pins or straight pins
• Quilters template plastic
• Template plastic cutter or sharp Xacto knife or paper scissors
• Sharpie Permanent Marker
• Sewing Machine with a ¼-inch foot, extension cord and/or power strip (if the
foot has a 1/4” seam guide that’s even better)
• A small book of Post-Its
• 100% Cotton sewing machine thread in a neutral color
• If you happen to have a Curve Master foot, bring it along to class. If you do
not have a Curve Master foot, you do not need one for this class.
• Bent tip tweezers (optional – a must have for using the Curve Master foot)
• Stiletto
• A digital camera is also helpful to capture all of the ideas!
• Seam Roller
* Please be certain that your name clearly appears on all of your equipment and
supplies.
** Make sure your sewing machine is in good working order and that you are
familiar with basic features, such as threading the machine, changing the
needle, needle adjustment and stitch length regulation. If you need help,
consult the owner’s manual or your local dealer prior to class.
Materials
• Fabric A: 3 ¼ yards LIGHT fabric
• Fabric B: 1 ½ yards MEDIUM fabric
• Fabric C: 4 yards DARK fabric
• Batting: Standard full/double size batting or a batting that measures at
least 81”x 69” To use as a design wall in class – then, after class, for your
quilt!
You’re going to need this!
Quantities specified for 44/45”-wide, 100% cotton fabrics. All measurements
include a ¼” seam allowance.
Pre-Class Cutting Instructions
Cut 4 - 3 ½” strips (the length from salvage to salvage) of DARK fabric
Cut 4 - 3 ½” strips (the length from salvage to salvage) of MEDIUM fabric
And place the above strips in a Ziploc bag labeled 1.
Cut 8 – 6 ½” squares from the DARK fabric
Cut 8 – 6 ½” squares from the MEDIUM fabric
And place the above squares in a Ziploc bag labeled 2.
Cut 16 – 6 ½” squares from the DARK fabric
Cut 4 – 6 ½” squares from the MEDIUM fabric
Cut 20 – 6 ½” squares from the LIGHT fabric
And place the above cut squares in a Ziploc bag labeled 3.
Cut 4 – 6 7/8” squares from the DARK fabric
Cut 4 – 6 7/8” squares from the MEDIUM fabric
And placed the above cut squares in a Ziploc bag labeled 4
Cut 12 – 6 7/8” squares from the LIGHT fabric
And place the above cut squares in a Ziploc bag labeled 5
Cut 6 – 7 ¼” squares from the DARK fabric
Cut 6 – 7 ¼” squares from the LIGHT fabric
And place the above cut squares in a Ziploc bag labeled 5-A
You will absolutely have fabric left over! Bring all of your additional fabric
to class (plus any complimentary fabrics that you find laying around your house
– do not buy extra complimentary fabrics just stash bust-- with you, you’ll
probably need it and will want to use it! Call if you have questions! xoxom
Printable Supply List
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6:30 pm
- 8:30 pm
$25 - #MPU
ON STAGE
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Mark Lipinski - Uncensored….and Ready to Kick Some
Quilts!
You will be hard pressed to find a more entertaining personality than one by
international quilt teacher and quilt, fabric designer, and creator and former
Executive Editor of Quilter’s Home magazine, Mark Lipinski. Dubbed “the bad boy
of quilting,” by the international press, Mark’s no holds barred, brutally
honest, riotous PG-13 talks are half quilting and all stand-up comedy.
A Bull in a China Shop or The Unexpected Journey of an Out of Control
Abomination Climbing His Way Up the Quilting Ladder
Travel with Mark from his boyhood Pittsburgh home, to San Francisco, Miami, New
York, Chicago and New Jersey and learn how each of these places led him to
becoming the quilt master he is today! From his first quilts to his last, see
first-hand how a quilting duckling is trying to make you think he’s transforming
himself into a quilting swan (if for no other reason than to feel better about
your own quilting projects).
Mark will share with you a trunk show of his quilts and his multiple UFOs and
find out why he lost interest. Hear what inspires him and allow his life
experience and outlook on the creative process to inspire you!
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Barrows is an internationally known quilting teacher, speaker and writer. She
currently lives in the North Texas area. Over the past twenty years, Jodi has
remarkably touched thousands of quilters throughout the world with her unique
method called Square in a Square. The Square in a Square system is a process
that anyone can implement in most any design. Her point of view provides the
quilter with the freedom to create most any quilt design with speed and
accuracy. Jodi has spoken to quilting audiences throughout the United States,
Canada and Australia.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am -
12::00 pm
$35- #WF-53
LIMIT 20 STUDENTS
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Trinity River Bridge (Beginner)
Learn the new Diamond units of the Square in a Square System using Option 21.
This unit is easy and simple. Just follow along and you will have a large quilt
in no time or you can keep it small. If you can cut and sew a strip you can make
this intricate and beautiful quilt! This class also covers strip piecing and
rotary cutting, chain sewing, pressing and of course, the Square in a Square
Diamond.
You will find this pattern and quilt in one of our new books Abby’s Schoolhouse,
page 35.
Option 21 Strip and Cutting information:
2- 3 inch tan strips (these will be the diamonds we cut in class)
9- 1 ¾ inch red strips
4- 2 inch green strips
7- 3 inch tan strips
Bring to class:
Sewing machine with ¼” foot without a flange, extension cord and/or
power strip.
• Neutral thread
• Bobbins pre-wound
• Basic sewing tools and supplies
• Iron, minimum of 1 per 5 students
• Metal stiletto
• Rotary cutter with new blade
• Rotary cutter mat
• Square in a Square Abby’s Schoolhouse pattern book
• Square in a Square Technique Ruler
Most of these items are available at the class, on our website or at our vendor
booth.
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2:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$8 - SF-55
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Square in a Square® Lecture/Trunk show/Demonstration
This lecture demonstrates the triangle units called Options™ from the Square in
a Square® technique. This educational lecture on this unique system will
motivate and inspire you. Humorous stories plus many quilts from all, of the
Square in a Square® books will be shown including Jodi’s newest collection.
You will be amazed at how easy and accurate quilts can be pieced together. Sharp
points and smooth flat work can be achieved by every skill level. This trunk
show is enjoyed by the amateur enthusiast as well as the experienced traditional
quilter.
Jodi has a unique way to encourage the student to advance in all skill levels.
Thousands around the world have heard this message over the past twelve years
and have become converts to the Square in a Square® system.
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Bobbie Bergquist is a quilt maker who strives to keep things simple quick and
fun. She was the inspiration for Quilters Treasure whose goal is to give
quilters an artist pallet. Bobbie wanted to make a stained glass quilt and found
nothing available to meet this need. Her husband Joel created fabric which has
inspired her & many other quilters to expand their creativity.
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WORKSHOP
1:00 pm
- 4:00 pm
$35 - #WF-58
LIMIT 26 STUDENTS
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Instant Stained Glass Quilt
Do you love the look of Stained Glass? Are you intimidated by appliqué? Now you
can learn a quick, easy and fun way to make stained glass quilts! You will be
able to convert stained glass patterns and apply this simple technique.
You no longer have to use raw edge, registration marks, paper piecing, reverse
appliqué, satin stitching, fusible web, etc. Your quilts will be soft, not
stiff. This requires no piecing, just add black leading to your top, stitch and
quilt at the same time reducing your stitching by 50%!, this workshop is fun for
everyone, and appropriate for all levels.
This is only a sample of your project. You will be able to choose from one of
Quilters Treasure patterns at the class.
Bring to class: Standard sewing kit, and pencil or marking
chalk.
Kit fee $35.00 paid at the beginning of the class to the Instructor
Kit includes top; leadline; full size pattern and instructions
& tool kit including Roxanne Glue-baste-it with applicator, Aleene's Tacky Glue
with applicator, Sixth Finger, & presser.
Fabrico Pens will be provided for use by students in class. If you wish to order
additional pens prior to the class you can check our web site to select colors
or order a full set of 36 Fabrico Pens, with brush & fine tips, prior to class
at the show special price of $99.50 Please e-mail joe@quilterstreasure.com
requesting these ink kits. These will not be available in class unless
previously ordered. Contact Bobbie at Joe@QuiltersTreasure.com if you have any
questions
Bonus class; see how to make precise mitered corners for your
binding. It’s fun, easy, and saves time. Minute Miters & instructions will be
available at class for $5.
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Carol began sewing at an early age. She made mostly clothing and home dec items
until she started quilting in 1994. She started taking quilting classes in 1995.
From that point on she was hooked. Her mentor is her mom who is an avid quilter.
She taught Carol that it's OK to think outside the box.
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9:00 am
- 10:00 am
$8- #SF-42
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Accurate Rotary Cutting Seminar
Accurate cutting is a must in quilting.
It is also one of the biggest challenges quilters face.
Carol Bledsoe will explore various products and techniques designed to improve
your accuracy.
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Marion has lived in Denver, Colorado most of her adult life. She has been making
art dolls for about 15 years and has taken classes with many of the top doll
makers.
Patterns for dolls she designed are being sold on line, at Piecemakers
Country Store in California and at Ann's Glory Box in Australia. She has taught
classes many times and had a successful teaching experience at Piecemakers in
January of 2007.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am
- 10:30 am
$18 - #WF-56
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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Doll making 102: Face drawing, sculpting and hair
• Face drawing will be demonstrated on a flat face, and different faces
expressions
will be discussed. Books with good face painting instructions will be suggested
and shown.
• Needle sculpting of a face will be demonstrated, and a face drawn and painted
on the needle sculpting face.
• One of the best ways to add hair is with needle felting and this will be
demonstrated and a head will be passed around for you to try it out. Crocheted
hair can be very effective if a fuzzy yarn is used. We will also discuss beaded
hair and a demo will be done showing making a wig from lambskin.
• Source lists and tips and tricks will be given.
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Jan Bones ( BHec) is an internationally known teacher, author and designer.
The University of Manitoba and now also Red River College are the places Jan has
taught and inspired students for the past 32 years.
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - #SF-63
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Lingerie Secrets: What to do with 2-way stretch Fabrics
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Jan will show how, when & why to use 2 way stretch fabrics. In blends of cotton
or Polyester & Lycra, you will see regular & plus sized lingerie designs.
Learn pattern sizing, fitting ideas and fabric & elastic sewing methods for the
Sports Bras, Panties, Leggings & more.
You will go away from this class with all the information you need to make a
wardrobe of lingerie, casual and athletic wear.
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Barb is a nationally designer, teacher and lecturer. She has designed and
constructed one-of-a-kind garments, using her label, “Barb Originals,” for 25
years. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education and a Master’s degree in
counseling. She is a Martha Pullen educator and a member of PACC and ASG.
In addition to producing her own newsletter, Barb has recently become a
contributing author for Threads magazine and Sew Beautiful magazine. Her classes
are known for their high educational content as well as their laughter.
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11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-47
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Take the Mystery out of sewing with wool and fleece
Barb will show you some easy techniques that will solve many of your wool and
fleece problems.
Buttonholes, edge finishes and stitching problems are just a few of the areas
that will be demystified.
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2:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$8 - #SF-57
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Lining Alternatives
Barbs’ garments are finished on the inside as well as the outside.
Learn to create beautiful Hong Kong seams using silk dupioni and Barb will
demonstrate her new Hong Kong seam treatment.
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Pam Clarke has been quilting since the late 1960's and sewing for 46 years. She
lives in Spokane WA and grew up in Sacramento CA. Pam has been machine quilting
and teaching machine quilting, piecing and appliqué classes since 1988.
She is the owner of Homes Stitches a professional machine quilting business that
was started in 1988. Her work can be seen in several published magazines and
books. She quilts for Debbie Mumm, K-P kids, Fiber Mosaics, Mary Lou and
Company, Fabric Sales, Kaufman, Bernantix, Retta Weirheim and Martingale.
To this date she has quilted over 7000 quilts and has made several hundred.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am
- 11:00 am
$24 - #WF-57
LIMIT 25 STUDENTS
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Fearless Beginnings to Free-motion Quilting
(Beginner-Lecture and Demo)
Discover the secrets to smooth quilting and basic quilt designs; this class is
designed to save time and gain confidence. If you are new to free-motion
quilting this class is for you. Pam Clarke, a Longarm/machine quilter since 1988
will guide you in this step by step no fuss-method.
This lecture/demo/hands-on will cover how to mark a quilt top, several
background stitches, and the seven basic quilt patterns to create unlimited
quilt designs. You will be amazed how easy it is to do feathers, hearts, leaves,
waves, etc. And with a little bit of practice, you will soon be finishing quilt
tops faster than you thought possible. A workbook packed full of ideas and
practice ideas will be provided in class along with several samples and
demonstrations using the quilting machine.
Hand-out fee $5.00 (30+ page workbook) paid to the teacher in the
classroom
Door Prize’s-Camera’s welcome
Longarm Quilting Machine is being sponsored by Tomorrows Heirlooms
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WORKSHOP
1:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$24 - #WF-63
LIMIT 25 STUDENTS
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Quilting Inside the Lines (Confident Beginner to
Advanced - Lecture and Demo)
Whether you are a confident beginner or an advanced machine quilter whether you
are using a home machine, short arm machine or a longarm machine, you will find
this class packed full of valuable information so simple to learn that you will
be amazed at the versatile and exciting ways you’ll approach machine quilting.
This workshop is designed to help speed up the process of machine quilting. Pam
Clarke will share her convenient, proven and helpful methods of creating
outstanding designs. Discover the easy to follow instructions to customizing and
personalizing your quilt tops.
This workshop will begin with sketching in a workbook provided by Pam Clarke.
Follow along as she draws these designs using an overhead projector and discover
the effective and convenient approach to unlimited designs using basic lines as
a reference guide. Then watch as she demo’s using the Longarm and show’s you how
to mark and stitch these designs.
Experience the dramatic difference in how you approach your next quilt and
appreciate the outstanding quality you will be able to create and the confidence
in knowing you can create a unique and invaluable style of your own. A serious
class packed full of useful information.
Hand-out fee $5.00 paid to the teacher in the classroom
Bring to class: a lap-board, colored pencils or pens eraser and
small pencil sharpener.
Door Prizes-Camera’s welcome
Longarm Quilting Machine is being sponsored by Tomorrows Heirlooms
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Betty is the author of Cotton Theory Quilting Series, fabric design and
international instructor. Betty is a quilting entrepreneur who invented Cotton
Theory™ quilting in 2001 and received a patent on it in 2004. Cotton Theory
quilting is a Quilt First-Then Assemble™ method that combines sewing, quilting
and machine embroidery to create reversible quilted projects with an extra
dimension.
Betty lives in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and owns a quilt shop in nearby Osseo,
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am -
12:00 pm
$35- #WF-51
LIMIT 25 STUDENTS
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Cotton Theory Quilting: Courthouse Combo Wall-Hanging
Betty Cotton will help you assemble a reversible wall-hanging with quilted
embroidery, decorative stitches, 3 dimensional seams and machine applied
binding. Great for a table or a wall!
Kit Fee: $25.00 paid to the teacher in the classroom
Kit Includes:
Embroidered center panel
Pre-cut front fabric
Pre-cut back fabric
Pre-cut batting
#90/14 Topstitch needle
Adhesive Quilting Guide
Use of thread
Bobbins wound
Bring to class:
(Items can be purchased the day of class)
Courthouse Combo Booklet
1" x 6" ruler
Marking tool (chalk liner)
Thread snips
Sharp scissors (Cotton Theory Scissors recommended)
Thin, sharp, straight pins
Pfaff sewing machines are being provided by Rocky Mountain Sew & Vac
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Barbara Crawford, a nationally recognized instructor for dolls, appliqué and
needle felting, and a leader in the pattern industry.
Barbara teaches at guilds, quilt shops, expos, and The Creative Living show on
PBS, and is one of the leading experts in the US and Canada not just in Needle
Felting but in creating jackets and coats using sweatshirts and wool felts, and
has popular appliqué patterns to embellish along with her own patterns.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am
-4:00 pm
$70 - #WF-50
LIMIT 20 STUDENTS
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Nuno Felting
(Silk and Wool to create unbelievable fabric)
Nuno Felting is a Japanese felting technique that combines shear fiber and wool
to make lightweight garments and other items by shrinking them together with
moisture and agitation and creating many possibilities for transparency and
exciting texture .. The word Nuno is Japanese for fabric.
We are combining silks and wool with no sewing, just loads of sudsy fun, mixin’
it up with colors of wool roving, yarns, silk tussah, silk chiffon, hand dyed
curly wools, rhinestones, glass beads, embroidery and whatever else we can throw
in!
To top it all off, the workshop is set to music and we will be working with our
feet! So get ready to Rock n’ Roll and join Barbara for a special play date that
includes, bubbles, noodles, chiffon, suds, rolling games, throwing, and playing
with squishy things. The finished scarves are works of art just on their own,
but embellishing them with beads, embroidery, blingz n’ thingz, creates more
dimension and quite a profit making item in high end stores.
 Scarves are only one thing that can be made with this method, this class will
enable you to learn the technique and create clothing that is lightweight and
non bulky to sew. Students will use the roving’s to create their own designs and
patterns by throwing the roving randomly onto the silk, giving you the
opportunity to have fun with what you are working on .
The process is fast enough that we will finish in the classroom. (There will be
models of scarves and clothing in the room as well)
Kit Fee: $65.00 paid at the beginning of the class to the Instructor.
Kit includes: silk fabrics, wool roving’s, bubble wrap, spray
bottles, nylon voile, yarns, curly mohair, beads, buttons, embroidery threads,
rhinestones, Angelina fibers, plastic wraps, noodles, and soap.
Bring to class:
regular sewing notions
needles
scissors
thread
old beach towel
rubber gloves
bring a cover up or wear older clothing
and if you have something special you would like to add for embellishments bring
them with you.
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Pam has been in business since 1981. Started her Interior design business
“Damour Designs”, and found a way to bridge her passions for design, sewing and
power tools. Over the years, began teaching her trade, first at industry window
covering expos, and then to consumers.
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11:00 am
- 12:00 pm
$8- #SF-51
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Home Dec for the Holidays, and all year long!
Are you looking to update your holiday décor? Are you tired of the department
store “same old”? Let Pam Damour, the Decorating Diva share her 27+ years in the
professional interior decorating industry, while inspiring you for the holidays.
Pam will show you how to use all your accessory feet to create high-end
professional workroom results. Professional techniques are easy when you know
how!
Learn everything from welting to ruching to miters to swags in one
fun-filled program. You’ll see great ideas for your table, tree, windows, walls,
and gift giving, decorating for the whole year through!
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Helen, of Helen Gibb Ribbonwork, a native of Australia and internationally known
Ribbonwork expert, author and TV personality, teaches workshops in Colorado and
across the USA.
Her four Ribbonwork books are: “Secrets of Fashioning Ribbon Flowers”, “
Heirloom Ribbonwork”, “ Ribbonwork The Complete Guide”, and “Elegant Ribbonwork”
and DVD - Beginners Guide to Ribbonwork, and are sold worldwide. Helen is a
regular guest on The Carol Duvall Show and makes other appearances on Denver TV
and PBS.
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WORKSHOP
1:00 pm
- 2:00 pm
$10 - #WF-60
LIMIT 20 STUDENTS
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Silk Ribbon Rose Pin
Using Helen's famous bias cut ribbon techniques; you will make a beautiful rose
using 2 1/2" wide bias cut silk ribbon. Don't miss out on this ribbon pin - it's
gorgeous! Kit required $12.00 - includes needle, thread, ribbon, crinoline and
instructions. Pay Helen in class for your kit. Bring scissors.
Kit fee: $12 paid to the teacher in the classroom.
Bring to class: Scissors
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Cynthia Guffey has been
designing women's clothing and teaching sewing and fitting techniques for seventeen years. She owns
an up-scale fabric store and custom dressmaking business in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and her designs
have been worn everywhere from the opening of the Met to Acapulco.
Cynthia has developed effective, practical, and simple fitting and construction techniques that she
teaches throughout the United States.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am –
12:00 pm
$35 - #WF-54
LIMIT 20 STUDENTS
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Hand Sewing Details
I believe that many people dislike hand sewing because they do not see the "pay
off" for the time invested. I also believe that once you experience my
techniques and the difference that they make, you will change your mind.
We will practice hems, snaps, buttons, zipper applications, and more as time
allows.
Kit fee: $25.00 paid to the teacher in the classroom
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2:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$8 - #SF-52
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Waistline Choices for Skirts and Pants
The type of waistline on a garment can make a tremendous difference in the fit
and comfort of wearing.
Cynthia will demonstrate methods for drafting shaped waistline treatments with
various waist locations on the band.
Minimizing bulk at the intersection of the band (and facings) and the garment
will be shown as well as other construction details.
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Lorraine is a specialist in sewing, fitting and pattern alteration for Conselle Institute of Image
Management. She has a degree in Clothing and Textiles and was a university instructor. With 30
years of experience as a custom dressmaker/tailor and teacher, she has a wealth of knowledge to
share with you about sewing and fit. She has been called the "gentle giant of fitting" by her
peers. She travels the country for Conselle teaching seminars on wardrobe planning and pattern
alteration for our many figure variations. Her "Two Easy Tape Measure Set" has made a difference in
mastering the art of fit.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am
- 12:00 pm
$35 - #WF-55
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ABC's of Pattern Alteration - The Workshop!
Tired of slicing and dicing or slashing and spreading your patterns and not
having
 them fit? This is the workshop so many have been asking for: in-depth,
hands on experience to learn the principles and techniques of pattern
alteration.
Learn the importance the order you do things makes in checking measurements and
making changes to the pattern. There are 88 identified different figure
variations. Since we know that “one thing leads to another” most figures need
more than one alteration.
Working with half-scale practice patterns, you will learn how to alter for
multiple variations using the newest, easiest method of alteration. We will
practice altering patterns for as many of these variations as time will allow.
You, too, can become a “master of fit”!
Kit fee $9.00 paid at the beginning of the class
Bring to class:
Small paper scissors
Tape
A few straight pins
Paper size piece of cardboard
Ruler
Red and black pencils
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2:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$8 - #SF-58
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Fit! Measure Like a Master
Who fits the dressmaker? Accurate measurements are the key to getting a good fit
for yourself by yourself. The four measurements listed on the pattern envelope
aren’t enough!
Do you know how to measure for the shoulder slope? Why is the side seam
measurement so important? And you really need both front and back measurements
rather than all around measurements!
Of course there is also the troublesome crotch area! Learn all of the techniques
of a master fitter and the necessary measurements that must be taken for a fit
that stands out in the crowd!
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - SF-62
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Pattern Alteration Principles and Procedures
After you get your measurements, how do you use them effectively? There are
rules in patterns alteration that if followed, will make correcting the fit more
accurate and easier to do.!
Learn all about “L” before “W”! (Hum-m-m, a mystery?) Learn what measurements we
check first and where to alter first. And so very important – learn the
relationships between the measurements that will help you determine where to
change and what to change.
Your fitting skills will certainly be sharper after taking this class!
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A veteran quilter of 30 years, Shar Jorgenson is a familiar face to thousands of
television viewers. Her PBS television series, “Quilting with Shar”, brings
innovative techniques to quilt makers of all skill levels.
Her enthusiasm, down-to-earth style, and extensive experience guide viewers
through the steps of creating beautiful quilts, quickly and easily with today’s
tools.
More . . .
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11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-51A
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Y Seams Made Easy for Beginners
Y seams won't scare you anymore because Shar has created a technique that
quilters of all skill levels can do. Learn how to choose fabrics to create many
different designs with two simple shapes.
Fast cutting and sewing techniques are used without sacrificing accuracy. You'll
find out the importance of sewing with a scant 1/4" seam allowance and how to
use a stiletto. Continuous line quilting ideas will be shown to make finishing
your quilt easy.
See more ideas on line at www.qheartland.com
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Janie specializes in teaching sewing software, including embroidery and quilt
designing. She is a certified educator for Husqvarna Viking, and has attended
Sulky and Wild Ginger Patternmaster Certification as well.
A published author, Janie has written video tutorials for 4D Embroidery
Software, articles for professional magazines, and appeared with Sue Hausmann on
America Sews.
Her teaching style is full of gentle humor, and her well-paced, detailed
presentations will send you home packed full of information and ready to fire up
your quilting or sewing machine to create something new.
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9:00 am -
10:00 am
$8 - #SF-35
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Creating Marvelous Monograms!
Have you seen how much monogramming is showing up on fall and winter clothing
and home dec?
Have you added 4D ExpressMonogram Wizard to your 4D Embroidery software?
We’ll show you how to make BIG monograms to fit those really large hoops on your
embroidery machines! Think outside the box, and beyond the ordinary.
If you already have 4D Embroidery Extra, and 4D ExpressMonogram Wizard, you have
all the letter styles you could ever dream of, since the Monogram Wizard uses
the fonts from the Extra program, and QuickFonts lets you create letter sets
from any font installed in Windows.
We’ll touch on the built-in frames and Flourishes, envelope shapes, different
styles of letter or name monograms, and how to save for your particular brand of
embroidery machine.
We’ll also touch on the Inspira Monogram and Vision program that stands alone
for those who only want to monogram, too.
Demonstration and trunk show only. Bring a pad and pen for notes!
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Cindy Losekamp is a fun and enlightening teacher known for her incredible amount
of samples and ingenious way of creating. She has written numerous books and
patterns and created many beautiful embroidery design CD's. Cindy has been
creating her entire life. She started learning at her Grandmother’s knee and
then continued at singer sewing classes and in 4-H.
More . . .
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9:00 am –
10:00 am
$8 - #SF-41
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Denim as a Fiber
From landscapes to garments, you will be amazed at the beauty of denim.
Cindy has always loved creating with old denim. The soft, much washed fabrics of
passed down jeans have found a new home in these amazing creations.
Monochromatic in color, the tones are a soft reminder of a simpler time when
things were re-used, re-created and re-loved.
You will learn how to treat it and how to utilize it down to the last bit. You
will go away from this class with a new sense of wonder and an eagerness to
create.
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11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-49
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Silk Screening for the “NO Time to Create” World!
Turn boring and plain fabrics into dazzling ones when you add silk-screened
motifs. Learn how quick and easy it is to silk screen on fabric, adults and
children's clothing, bags and even shoes!
Practice the technique on pieces of cotton and silk fabric swatches you can use
for appliqués, crazy quilting, pillow tops or anything your heart desires. This
is a hands-on lecture. Cindy will show you beautiful samples and demonstrate how
to silk screen then you'll get a chance to try it.
See how easy it is to bring life to new and old fabrics using this simplified
method of an age old form of art. Come On! You DO have time to create!
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WORKSHOP
1:00 pm
- 4:00 pm
$35 - WF-59
LIMIT 15 STUDENTS
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Silk Screened and Stitched
Create a panel using silk screens and shimmery metallic paints for a jacket, a
quilt center or any garment. We will start with a high quality cotton panel, add
the silk screening then dry our piece. We’ll add other components of stitching
using a silk hankie, a little felting, possibly some twigs, rocks, torn fabric,
lace pieces and some bobbin drawing for accent.
You will learn to create with free motion to add details and life to your work.
Learn to silk screen, get tips for Cindy's methods of carefree and easy free
motion all while you stitch up a work of art you can use for many artistic
pleasures.
Kit fee $20.00 paid to the teacher in the classroom
Bring to class: An assortment of rayon and poly embroidery threads in
your favorite colors...5-10 should be plenty. Basic sewing supplies such as
scissors, paper scissors, snips, bobbin thread, 2-3 empty bobbins, pins,
needles, fabric marking pens...anything that makes you feel comfortable when
sewing and creating.
No need to bring a machine: Sewing machine with free motion darning foot
with an open toe, size 80 and 90 needles is being sponsored by Rocky Mountain
Sew & Vac.
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After a lifetime of stitching, Nancy McElhinny has combined her 12 years of
Executive experience with her love of fibers to create her own business.
Fabulous Fibers & Embellishments is a wonderful collection of threads, fabrics,
patterns, kits & more that are used for numerous form of needle art.
More . . .
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WORKSHOP
1:00 pm -
2:30 pm
$18 - #WF-61
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 Needle Tatting 101
Learn the basics of needle tatting....the easy alternative to shuttle tatting,
but with the same result. Review the differences and follow easy step-by-step
illustrations as
 you work through the process of tatting a trim that can be
applied to any garment, pillow case, hanky or other gift item.
Kit fee $25.00 paid at the beginning of the class to the Instructor.
Kit includes 4 different size tatting needles, ball of thread and
illustrated instruction book.
Bring to class: small scissors
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Linda MacPhee, Bsc. (H.Ec), is the star of her own TV series, “Linda MacPhee's
Workshop”, a Fibre Arts /Sewing show currently showing in Canada and the U.S.
Linda is also a well known international speaker, designer, author, producer and
star of acclaimed video series.
She has just been honored with a YMCA Women of Distinction Award as an
Entrepreneur, Global TV's Women of Vision, and the University of Alberta's
Alumni Award of Excellence. You'll love Linda's humorous, contagious, fun, fast
and fashionable approach to sewing and the whole wonderful world of Fibre.
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9:00 am
- 10:00 am
$8 - #SF-40
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Recycle, Rethink, Reuse
It's all about going green and Linda has been sewing green forever. Come and be
inspired by her jackets from Jeans ( the legs become arms) , purses from scraps,
vests from jackets and ties, her world's easiest grocery bag, coats and vests
from plastic bags, you name it – she does it - and even jewelry!
You might never throw anything away again!
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - SF-61
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Embellish
Lots of 'cheater' ideas to make it look like you've really sweated it! Linda
will show you fast and fun ideas to embellish every garment and even quilts!
Jean Jackets become works of art with bleaching, foiling, free motion, metals
and more. You will be amazed at what you can do!
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Lyla J. Messinger is an internationally recognized designer, speaker, author and
teacher. She owns L.J. Designs, a multi-faceted company including L.J. Designs,
À La Mode, and Eclectic Treasures pattern lines, Design Plus® notions, and
TheSewingPlace.com website for fashion sewing enthusiasts.
Lyla retired from teaching to promote fashion sewing by providing simple,
stylish garment patterns, notions, education and inspiration.
More . . .
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11:00 am
- 12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-46
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Seven Slick Slinky Techniques
New fabrics, tools and notions make sewing and embellishing with Slinky knit
fabrics a breeze. Slinky is such a flattering fabric to wear, and is easy to sew
once you know the tricks.
You will learn many of Lyla’s updated garment construction and decorative
techniques. Easy and gorgeous hems, flat, non-puckered seams, three dimensional
slash and twist detail, buttonholes, button loops, ruching, lettuce edging and
more will be presented.
Many of these techniques can also be used on other knits and fabrics. Once you
master these techniques, you’ll become a Slinky Sewing Star!
Capture this extraordinary opportunity to absorb knowledge and inspiration from
an innovative sewing educator!
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - SF-60
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Twelve Sophisticated Fleece Techniques
Transform fleece garments from plain to WOW! with Lyla’s innovative yet simple
decorative accents.
Master the updated basics of decorative and functional finishing techniques for
seams, edgings, piecing, sculpted buttonholes, and more.
Capture the inspiration to personalize fleece as you enjoy Lyla’s “why didn’t I
think of that?” ideas.
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Sue started sewing at the age of 10 in 4-H. Her first project was a dress and
got a white ribbon. Her mother wouldn't let her wear it out of the house.
Luckily.....she's gotten better.
Embellishment has always been her passion; she
is the former owner of Sue's Sparklers. Having sold that business, she got bored
and started another. 'Green' is the name of the game, so she is using the sun to
print fabric and to create screenprints. Join her in this new fascination. |
WORKSHOP
1:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$24 - #WF-62
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Print Fabrics Using the Sun
Another easy process from Sue's Solar. We mix 2 chemicals with water, throw in
some leaves or weeds found in nature, photographs, or clip art and you will make
the most unique fabric or clothing prints you've ever seen.
We'll also show you how to strip the color, leave the print and tea dye. Fast,
easy and extremely economical.
 Kit fee: $25.00 paid to the teacher in the classroom
Kit includes: pre-treated t-shirt-
(Student please e-mail Sue at
info@suessolar.com with the size of shirt you need ahead of time!!!! sizes S, M,
L, XL, 2X)
accessory kit
mixture to brush or sponge on.
Bring to class: cover-up to work in, plus pre-washed 100% light-colored cotton
tee or fabric from home.
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Mary Lou is a nationally known, designer, educator and owner of Park Bench
Pattern Co. She is admired for her ability to mix colors and fabrics in
delightful and unexpected ways to create unique and admired clothing.
She travels internationally teaching sewing classes, lecturing and presenting
trunk shows, introducing the audience to many and varied ways ones sewing hobby
can grow and become even more exciting.
Her relaxed style of teaching and enthusiasm for sewing has made her a favorite
at sewing and quilting expos, sewing and quilting guilds, wearable art groups,
hand weavers conferences and fabric stores throughout the country.
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1:00 pm
-3:00 pm
$24 - #WF-64
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How to Build "Fabric Bundles" That Make Creative Sewing a
Snap
We all have fabric…but where do you start when selecting fabric for your
project.
Do you start with one piece of fabric, one color, a trim or embellishment
idea? How do you come up with wonderful ideas and color combinations that say
this is really special?
 Learn how I build “fabric bundles” that I use to start the creative process.
When a bundle is ready you will have everything you need all in one place. No
searching your stash for something that matches.
No getting side tracked with too many choices. Success is no accident, it is
just a well organized “fabric bundle”.
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - SF-66
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Your Figure...Today's Fashion...Lets Get Real!
Learn how to look, what to analyze and how to plan.
See how little chances in fabric, design, color and wearing ease can do so much.
We all are not going to “walk the red carpet”, but we still want to look good.
You may just need clothes to wear out to dinner or for making quick stops while
running errands.
Flexibility and comfort is what today’s lady needs.
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With 13 years of owning a retail fabric and sewing machine shop behind her,
Londa switched to an internet-based business to go world-wide with
www.londas-sewing.com. Her personal mission is "To offer quality sewing products
with passion, individual attention, and creative suggestions as a fellow avid
seamstress, teacher and designer."
After 40+ years of what she calls 'normal (now boring) garment sewing', her
mountain-top sewing experiences are 'artsy, creative sewing'. She delights in
guiding you to create well-designed art-to-wear that make you look and feel
spectacular.
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9:00 am
- 10:00 am
$8 - #SF-43
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Stylish Sweatshirt Jacket FIT & Flatter – Londa’s Way
Power Point presentation teaching how to never again spend time and waste your
‘stash’ on a great sweatshirt jacket – only to be disappointed in the fit!
Learn Londa’s fitting techniques, ’’seeing’ the sweatshirt as ‘fabric and
matching ribbing’, stabilization of edges, and get awesome creative
embellishment and design ideas.
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2:00 pm
-3:00 pm
$8 - SF-59
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Creative Sewing Experience
Enjoy and learn it all – fitting, design decisions, sewing construction AND
embellishment techniques as you follow along with the creation of one of Londa’s
Creative Sweatshirt jackets.
Photos of the process along with live commentary will teach you…oodles!
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Kathy is Vice President of Unique Patterns, and international sewing
celebrity, educator, pattern designer, serger and fitting expert.
Active in the sewing industry since 1962, Kathy is the star of 10 serger and
sewing videos and author of 12 serger and sewing booklets. She is a designer for
Unique Patterns. Her specialty is “Comfortable Clothes That Camouflage”. She is
a contributing writer for Threads, Sew Beautiful and her companies Newsletter
and guest on “America Sews” and “Sew Much More”.
Her specialty is to show how to sew and serge fast and easy without sacrificing
quality, fit or fashion details. Her fresh, fun classes are brimming with
surprises and ideas. |
9:00 am
- 10:00 am
$8 - #SF-39
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Jackets: Shortcuts to Classic Tailoring
A well-shaped jacket using the proper interfacing or underlining can make droopy
shoulders look more square and oversized arms, bust and hips look smaller.
Learn shortcuts for notched collars, interfacing, underlining, shoulder shaping,
sleeve installation, lining and hemming.
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11:00 am
- 12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-44
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Serger 911
All Serger owners and prospective Serger owners need this information. Kathy
will teach you how the Serger operates from the inside out. Learn about burrs,
how width is used to improve stitches, how to create a perfect balanced-tension
control strip to use for each new fabric and thread.
Learn a sequential tension formula that works on any Serger model and all thread
types and five-minute Serger pocket that can be added to any pattern.
If you have a Serger and barely use it or want to use it with greater
proficiency, this is a good class!
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Peggy holds a degree in Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising from
Brigham Young University. Peggy spends her time teaching seminars all across the
United States and Canada and recently was a featured guest on the HGTV show,
“Sew Much More.”
She brings a no frills approach to the home sewing world. Peggy professionally
drafts patterns doing free lance for numerous manufacturers in the Dallas area.
More . . .
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9:00 am - 10:00 am
$8 - #SF-36
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T Shirts that are Terrific!
Clearly there are many overpriced designer t-shirts that we wonder why people
pay so much. Come get the scoop as to those little designer finishes that really
make a difference and make them cost all that money.
You will see numerous, simply edge finishes that will really make such a
difference and yet are so easy. From Armani to Tahari, lots of great ideas will
be shown.
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2:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$8 - #SF-53
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French Curve Magic
This simple little tool that we all own and do not know how to use!! No one
knows how to use it only because it has never been taught in any class or
article we have ever read. It is so important!!
In this hour class, you will learn to understand how wonderful this curve can be
as it relates to necklines, armholes, crotches, waistlines, hiplines, etc.
You will know why you have not been successful and can now remedy those mistakes
from the past. Bring your curve if you would like and we can learn the shape of
your hip on your curve!!
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Susan is a nationally known author and educator of silk ribbon embellishment by
machine. She is a National Artisan for BERNINA and is currently a contributing
designer for YLI Corp.
Susan can be seen online in Series 4 of “The Quilt Show” with Ricky Tims and
Alex Anderson and has been published in "Sew News" and "Designs in Machine
Embroidery" magazines. Her book, "Simple Silk Ribbon Embroidery by Machine"
(C&T) has met wide acclaim. Look for her five new YLI silk ribbon boxed set
collections.
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11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-48
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A Notion to Sew Easier!
Texturize fabric with easy tricks in fiber manipulation. Specialty
threads, beads and surprising new notions make you look like a surface
embellishment superstar with exceptionally little effort.
Learn to create 3-D embroideries on any sewing machine. No embroidery machine
needed here!
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Now Connie sits back and
laughs at her early attempts to sew, but 30 years ago those word were uttered loudly and often as
she attempted to put a zipper in a pair of shorts. The zipper had to be taken out so many times
that the shorts were worn out before they were ever finished.
More . . .
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9:00 am
- 10:00 am
$8 - #SF-37
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Going Batty? In a Bind?
Take your project to the finish line! Now that you have finished that quilt or
wall hanging, what do you need to know to get it done?
We’ll show you several options for battings and the pros and cons of each. Strip
binding, bias binding, using the backing to bind and prairie points to bind are
all possibilities and should give you the push to cross the finish line.
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11:00 am
- 12:00 pm
$8 - SF-45
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Fusible Appliqué ~ Success can be Yours!
We will show you all you need to know about selecting the right fusible,
reversing your patterns and show you several ways to finish those raw edges on
your appliqué.
Fusible appliqué is easy, accurate and fun. Discover the easiest way to transfer
patterns, enlarge and reduce, put the pieces together perfectly every time.
Explore types of fusibles, fusing temperatures, ways to keep your iron clean,
and more.
You'll get it all!
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Carol has been sewing since she was a little girl and hasn’t stopped since. She
learned home décor and window coverings from her grandmother but has stayed with
her love of fashion construction and wardrobing.
She is founder and president of Style Solutions, LLC, an image and fashion
management services firm. She specializes in alterations of ready-to-wear,
fitting techniques & fashion pattern alterations; wardrobe strategies, personal
styling, closet clutter control and image services.
More . . .
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3:30 pm
-4:30 pm
$8 - #SF-65
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Does Your Look Fit You?
Love that pattern? Sew the clothes but never wear them?
Still looking for your “Go to” outfits? You know, the ones you reach for all the
time. Learn how to let your wardrobe reflect your personal style, then, choose
the patterns and the clothes to flatter you.
Fill your closet with clothes you’ll love to wear. Feel good and look fabulous!
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Linda is the owner and instructor at Uniquely Yours Porcelain Dolls, just 30
miles east of Denver, in Strasburg, CO. The Studio is a high quality porcelain
doll making teaching Studio, which studies both classic and modern dolls.
She has been a Doll Artisan Guild Instructor for many years, and teaches
workshops at International Doll Making Conventions, to include Germany. She
holds the prestige doll making title of Triple Crown Doll Maker, which is one
degree higher than the Doctorate.
More . . .
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2:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$8 - #SF-56
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The World of Porcelain Doll Making
Come and learn about the World of Porcelain Dolls. Starting with a short study
of the antique dolls; and move toward the modern dolls of today. (German,
French, French Fashion, Modern Ladies, Toddlers and Babies)
Yes, making porcelain dolls, will lead you into many different avenues in the
art/craft world. We will also discuss a product called “cool cast” the
equivalent to the composition doll that is painted with acrylic paints.
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Hawaii's own Cindy Walter is an inspiring and innovative author, teacher,
lecturer, TV personality and fabric designer. You'll recognize her as the
hostess of the TV show Quilt Central which airs to most of the mainland PBS
stations and also as a regular hostess for www.Quilterstv.com, free internet TV
for quilters.
She regularly teaches quilting at shows in the USA, and around the world
including in Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland, France and Germany.
More . . .
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9:00 am -
10:00 am
$8 - #SF-38
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Painted Whole Cloths, Abstraction and Miniature Quilts
Learn to Paint a simple Pictorial quilt or the background for an appliqué quilt.
No mess, no hassle, and no complicated recipes with paints or inks, simply heat
set with an iron once the fabric is dry.
Cindy will demonstrate a new Stabilized Cotton© for painting. Whether you're an
artist or not, you'll learn how easy it is to be a successful fabric painter
especially when working with an abstract project or a tiny miniature quilt.
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2:00 pm
- 3:00 pm
$8 - SF-54
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Painting Fabric
Learn how easy it is to paint on fabric. Paint theory? You’ve never seen
it demonstrated so easily.
Cindy explains the difference between dyes and paints and when to use which. The
only secret to paining on fabrics is how to apply it; she’ll show you many
application methods and painted quilts.
You'll even learn how to turn an "ugly duckling into a swan." It's fun and
addictive.
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Kaye is an award winning quilt engineer, renown for her techniques in
simplifying quilting. She is also the hostess of the program, Kaye's Quilting
Friends, on Public Television.
Kaye likes to consider herself a quilt engineer because of the tools she has
designed and the techniques she has created. Her tools and techniques have
revolutionized the quilting world enabling anyone to make a quilt in a timely
manner and with great accuracy.
Since she started designing in 1979, Kaye has authored over 20 books and created
9 quilting tools.
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11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - #SF-50
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Quilting the Kaye Wood Way - Tips and Tricks for Machine
Piecing
You've seen Kaye Strip on her TV shows, Strip Quilting and Kaye's
Quilting Friends, for over 40 seasons.—NOW watch her Strip her quilts in person.
Kaye Wood, "Quilt Engineer" has developed Strip quilting into more than squares
and rectangles; it can be diamonds, triangles, hexagons, and much, much more.
Her seminars are lots of fun and educational—you will learn how easy and how
much fun quilting can be with Kaye's original techniques that assure success and
inspire creativity. She designs for both the pointed and the pointless people,
so there is something for everyone from the new quilter to the more experienced
quilter.
She also shares some of the fun things, and not so funny things, that have
happened to her on the road to quilting. Kaye brings lots of her quilts and
shares with you step-by-step exactly how to make these quilts.
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3:30 pm
-4:40 pm
$8 - SF-64
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Fussy-Cutting the Kaye Wood Way
Fussy-cut embroidery designs or fabric motifs into; squares, circles,
hearts, hexagons, octagons and diamond shapes.
Learn to create one-of-a-kind quilts that are fun and easy to make. Get lots of
different ideas for that first or next project.
You'll leave the seminar saying "I can do that".
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