Learn To Quilt As You Go

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Class includes complete instructions for making 4 exclusive patterns designed by instructor Beth Whiteside: Slouchy Cap & Stripy Cowl, Stripes-in-the-Making Bag and Upright Stripes Shawlette

. You'll be inspired by Beth's teaching style because she makes learning the art of color knitting fun.

Knit

; Update a vintage pattern for easier, modern construction.; Select fabrics and colors for an updated look.; Make a tumbling blocks pattern without a Y-seam.

After learning the techniques in this class, you will be able to use a classic quilt from your own collection as inspiration to create a new, functional quilt you can use and cherish. ; Cut squares, triangles and diamonds with a rotary cutter and ruler.; Machine applique with fusing and a blanket stitch.

Class includes complete instructions to make eight exclusive projects from five Swedish weave and huck embroidery designs: Crossroads Runner and Afghan, Tulip Wheel Place Mat & Napkin Ring, Skylark Tote, Arrowhead Towel, and the Holiday Charm Ornament & Card.

; Finish projects with a pretty, multicolored fringed edge.; Read a Swedish weave and huck embroidery chart.Then, she demonstrates each basic stitch step by step as you follow along. Tablecloths, napkins, runners, pillowcases, handkerchiefs and more were a point of pride among women with social standing.

Expert florist Cydney Davis-English will quickly have you feeling comfortable and confident as you work with, prune and arrange flowers into four beautiful arrangements for spring, summer, autumn and winter.

; Build an organic container out of twigs.

General Crafts

Class includes complete instructions to make four exclusive projects: Infinity Scarves, Kid's Cowl, Hugs & Snuggles Baby Quilt and Pockets Full of Love Bag.

; Use Cuddle precuts to make a delightful baby quilt.; Combine Cuddle with cotton fabrics.

Class includes complete instructions to make four exclusive projects: Sampler Practice Piece, Star Bright Runner, Carolina Tulips Wall Quilt and Fanciful Flower Basket Quilt.

. If you've learned the basics of machine quilting and are ready to take your skills to the next level, this class is for you! Then, in the first demonstrating segment, you'll learn how to mark your sampler practice piece into sections for machine quilting.Machine Quilting Level 2 In this class you'll learn how to: ; Mark your quilt into sections.

Class includes complete instructions to make five exclusive projects: Scrappy Sew-and-Flip Table Topper, Courthouse Steps Pot Holder, French Braid Table Runner, Turquoise Bliss Quilt and Baby Love Applique Quilt.

With the fast, fun and easy quilt-as-you-go technique, you actually quilt your projects as you piece them. ; Make a French braid design with zingers. ; Machine-sew the binding. Many quilters piece their projects, and then send them out to a longarm quilter or machine quilter to put together.

Class includes complete instructions to make three exclusive projects plus two bonus exercise projects: Easy Octagon Motif Hot Pad, Cuddle Time Baby Blanket, Textured Stripes Reader's Wrap, Shades of Seaglass Dishcloth and Water Lily Shawl.

; Read crochet symbol diagrams for projects worked in rows. Knowing how to read crochet symbol diagrams can help you achieve all that -- and more.; Follow a crochet symbol diagram to make increases and decreases.

Crochet

Class includes complete instructions to make five exclusive projects: Scrappy Sew-and-Flip Table Topper, Courthouse Steps Pot Holder, French Braid Table Runner, Turquoise Bliss Quilt and Baby Love Applique Quilt.

Learn to Quilt as You Go ; Join quilt blocks as you go with channeling and sashing. This class teaches you several quilt-as-you-go methods close up and step by step while you make five exclusive projects.

Class includes complete instructions to make three exclusive projects plus two bonus exercise projects: Easy Octagon Motif Hot Pad, Cuddle Time Baby Blanket, Textured Stripes Reader's Wrap, Shades of Seaglass Dishcloth and Water Lily Shawl.

Diagrams simply place these small symbols in the order in which you stitch them, creating a visual "picture" for you to follow instead of line-by-line written instructions.; Read crochet symbol diagrams for projects worked in rows.

Crochet