A quilt sandwich is made of three layers- a backing fabric, batting and then a quilt top. I will explain how to assemble these layers by laying the backing fabric flat on a surface. Saturday, Feb 22nd   10- Noon   $65.00 includes supplies. Bring your sewing machine, walking foot and free-motion foot. (more…)

Also known as a Lasagna Quilt, The Jelly Roll Race Quilt is traditionally made with a bundle of pre-cut strips. These strips are 2.5" x WOF (Width of Fabric – usually between 40-42"). There are traditionally 40 strips used in a quilt. Must have a sewing machine, thread, ¼ inch foot, a cutter or scissors (more…)

Ever look at the pillow case at the store and go YUCK, everyone has the same thing… Well join me and learn how to make your own fun and one of a kind pillow case-This type of pillowcase is also called a burrito pillowcase, a sausage pillowcase, or a roll up pillowcase it is the (more…)

Please join us Feb 1st, from noon to 4 pm for a Quilt Trunk Show of fabulous, colorful quilts. The quilts are made by Georgia quilters and a few by my Great- Great Grandmother and Great grandmother. There will be many different styles of quilts. Refreshments will be served. (more…)

Beginner Quilting class  If you ever wanted to make a quilt and had no idea where to start, we have the solution for you. This comprehensive machine piecing class is geared to beginners. Everyone ends up with an attractive quilt. We will create a Four-Square Quilt! Please know how to work your machine. Make sure (more…)

You’ll be taught general machine operations, threading your machine, troubleshooting, and getting a balanced 4 thread stitch. Workbook provided. Required: student owned machine in working order with all tools and manual, foot control, tweezers, scissors, and different colored cones of thread. (thread can be purchased in store). Dates: Saturday: Jan. 25th 10:30am-12:30pm Cost: $50.00 Instructor: (more…)

Complete a small project as you take your basic sewing machine skills to the next level in this hands-on class. Learn sewing techniques such as maintaining accurate seam allowances, what are grain lines, proper pinning, and pressing your seams. Master sewing curves and corners in addition to easily creating a machine-made buttonhole. You will even (more…)