Our first program of 2015 will be January 14 and will feature a "round robin" series of presentation by four of
our members.
Anita Fiedler will show many examples of her work in
wool. She has been making quilts since
she was five years old. Now she sells
her needle artwork in many craft shows.
She also stitches and makes mittens for charity. She will share information on where she finds
wool and how she prepares it for re-use.
She will also teach the group how to test fabric for wool content.
Pam Meylor will demonstrate how to make a flange and
piping. She will show us ways to
incorporate these two elements into a quilt, a border, or a binding. This technique is a good way to add an extra
punch of color to your design.
Judy Andersen will teach the fine points of hand
quilting. She has been hand quilting for
over twenty years and says that she finds it relaxing and therapeutic. The largest item she has hand quilted was a
queen sized bed quilt. She will discuss marking, lighting, and her favorite tools. Please
bring a thimble for some hands on experience.
Carol Struve will present four methods of piecing a flying
goose block. This three piece unit is
frequently used in many larger patchwork blocks. Making flying geese quickly is very helpful.
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