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Improvisational Quilt Sampler: “Stepladder”
Minimum age:
Skill level:
Total cost:
Start date:
End date:
Time:
16+
All Levels Welcome
200
June 17, 2023
June 18, 2023
10:00 - 4:00
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Workshop Overview
This workshop introduces students at any level to the fun of improvisational quilting. Students will make 7 different fabric components which can then be used to create an original quilt. This method offers a chance to explore personal design ideas without using rulers, templates, pins or preconceived ideas. Students will be free to make their own color combinations and join them in a "medallion" or "column" form. Included will be discussion of comparing traditional/ modern-improvisational styles with 23 of Robin’s own quilts to illustrate the information.
About the Instructor(s)
Robin Oneil was an elementary school special education teacher for 35 years..She has been teaching quilting workshops for 15 years in fabric stores/ quilting guilds/ and private lessons on her studio. The guiding principal for everything She makes and teaches is " wide open". The best ideas flood in when your mind/ heart/ imagination are wide open.
Materials List: Students Bring
• Sewing machine
• Rotary cutter and mat
• Blue painters tape
• Plain fabrics- 8-10 choices at least in a wide range from lights to darks
• 1/2 yds or bigger
Materials List: Provided by Instructor(s)
• A variety of fabrics and samples
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Browse Workshop listImprovisational Quilt Sampler: “Stepladder”
Instructor(s):
Robin Oneil
Date and Time:
6/17/2023
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6/18/2023
10:00 - 4:00
Tuition:
$200
Total Cost:
$
200
Minimum Age Level:
16+
Skill Level:
All Levels Welcome
3
available
Workshop Overview
This workshop introduces students at any level to the fun of improvisational quilting. Students will make 7 different fabric components which can then be used to create an original quilt. This method offers a chance to explore personal design ideas without using rulers, templates, pins or preconceived ideas. Students will be free to make their own color combinations and join them in a "medallion" or "column" form. Included will be discussion of comparing traditional/ modern-improvisational styles with 23 of Robin’s own quilts to illustrate the information.
About the Instructor(s)
Robin Oneil was an elementary school special education teacher for 35 years..She has been teaching quilting workshops for 15 years in fabric stores/ quilting guilds/ and private lessons on her studio. The guiding principal for everything She makes and teaches is " wide open". The best ideas flood in when your mind/ heart/ imagination are wide open.
Materials List: Students Bring
• Sewing machine
• Rotary cutter and mat
• Blue painters tape
• Plain fabrics- 8-10 choices at least in a wide range from lights to darks
• 1/2 yds or bigger
Materials List Provided by Instructor(s)
• A variety of fabrics and samples