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Join Ellen G for this workshop to create the Crooked Path Quilt.  Ellen will break down the steps to make this intricate-looking quilt a breeze to create.  This is a large quilt (approximate size: 80” x 100”) with large blocks for maximum impact.  You can make fewer blocks so it finishes about 60” x 80” without losing the design impact.

Advance reservations are required for this event.  Cost is $25.

FABRIC REQUIREMENTS:

Two Colorways:

• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #1
• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #2

If you would like to use fat quarters instead, they must have AT LEAST 21” of usable length:

• 24 Fat Quarters of Colorway #1
• 24 Fat Quarters of Colorway #2

Four Colorways – This will give you a different color for each vertical “streak”:

• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #1
• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #2
• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #3
• 2/3 yards each of 10 fabrics for Colorway #4

SUPPLIES:

• Sewing machine in good working order
• Rotary cutter
• Cutting Mat (at least 24” long in one direction)
• Rotary rulers – recommend 6” (or 6-1/2”) x 24” and 12-1/2” x 12-1/2”
• Marking pencil that will show up on the wrong side of fabric
• Straight pins
• Extra scrap paper to use to label blocks and pieces
• Pencil or pen

This full-day workshop focuses on teaching students how to think creatively, demonstrates the importance of design elements, and teaches the first rule of Kestrel Michaud’s personal design formula. Kestrel will guide students through a series of hands-on exercises.

Workshop pricing includes kit fee:

• Guild members – $50
• Non-members – $95

Bring your embroidery projects, be they hand- or machine-based, and share some time with your fellow embroiderers.  If you are a beginner, learn from the more experienced members of the group. 

This day may sometimes be reserved for a teacher-taught workshop, or special projects.  On those days, embroidery will be cancelled.

Social hour from 5 to 6 p.m., business meeting begins at 6 p.m., program follows.

Work on your own project, learn a new skill, or help with a group or charity project – there’s always something to do at our monthly Sewcial.