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Our teaching team is unparalleled! And our classes are fun, exciting and, well… educational! With 15-20 different classes each month, there’s a little something for everyone. Beginner Quilt-Making, Machine Owner Classes, Techniques such as binding, free-motion quilting and applique, large and small paper-piecing projects, blocks of the month, Scan N Cut projects and Tuffets! Purses and quilts and garments… Oh My!! Check out the offerings here, online, and sign up for a class today!
The 60 degree diamond ruler can be used to cut diamonds, triangles, hexagons, parallelograms, and trapezoids. Learn tips and tricks in this demonstration with Christine!

Cost: $ 10.00
How do you cut and piece 30, 45, or 60 degree triangles? Learn tips and tricks in this demonstration with Christine!

Cost: $ 10.00
Learn how to use the Edge-to-Edge feature on your Luminaire/Solaris or Aveneer/Radiance

Cost: $ 75.00
This class is designed to introduce you to both the sewing and embroidery elements of your Brother Aveneer, Luminaire, or Stellaire!

Cost: $ FREE
Introduction to the Embroidery features on your "Big" Brother sewing machine once you have purchased your machine from Quilter's Corner.

Cost: $ FREE
Introduction to the Sewing features on your "Big" Brother sewing machine.

Cost: $ FREE
Want to sew and feel comfortable about setting up your machine? Let us help you get started! These classes will acquaint students with all the basic functions of their sewing machine.

Cost: $ FREE
Want to embroider and feel comfortable about setting up your machine? Let us help you get started! These classes will acquaint students with all the basic functions of their embroidery machine.

Cost: $ FREE
Want to sew and feel comfortable about setting up your machine? Let us help you get started! These classes will acquaint students with all the basic functions of their sewing machine.

Cost: $ FREE
Bring your Juki, Babylock, or Brother serger to learn the basics and have questions answered!

Cost: $ FREE
Schedule a service appointment for your PR series or semi-industrial embroidery machine. Business clients who use a domestic machine in their business are also eligible for this appointment.

Cost: $ FREE
Learn to quilt in this class, designed for the beginner. You will make a quilt, from start to finish!

Cost: $ 115.00
Pick your favorite Fiberworks pattern by Laura Heine, and Carolyn will teach you how to bring it to life! Fill your animal or object with color, texture, and beautifully cut prints. Let your inner child play with shape and placement in this unique class.

Cost: $ 48.00
Three projects (zippered pouch, wallet, and bag) using one pattern! You'll make the wallet in this class - check out the Pouch class in April and the Tote class in June.

Cost: $ 45.00 - $ 61.20
Three projects (zippered pouch, wallet, and bag) using one pattern! Make the Wool & Wax Tote in this class.

Cost: $ 48.00 - $ 64.20
You want to quilt your own tops, but don't know where to start? This is the perfect introductory class on how to use your domestic sewing machine to quilt.

Cost: $ 50.00 - $ 76.06
Express yourself with a wearable piece of art! Whether you choose a whole-cloth quilt, quilt something just for a jacket, or repurpose an existing quilt, you?ll be making your own fashion statement.

Cost: $ 100.00 - $ 118.00
Choose your pattern - chickens, butterflies, or monstera leaves! Make one for a pillow or wall hanging, or keep going to make a quilt!

Cost: $ 50.00
Join Cindy to learn rope bowl basics! Customize a bowl using fabric strips - perfect for summer entertaining!

Cost: $ 45.00 - $ 71.08
Here's your opportunity to work with the ruler that was demonstrated earlier this month!

Cost: $ 25.00
Here's your opportunity to work with the ruler that was demonstrated earlier this month!

Cost: $ 25.00
Gather those T-shirts and use them to make a lap or twin sized quilt.

Cost: $ 75.00 - $ 92.96
Make this fun quilt with 10" squares and the Creative Grids Circle Savvy Ruler!

Cost: $ 45.00 - $ 95.84
Have you taken a class or purchased a kit from our shop, and not yet finished the project? This program is designed just for you! Come spend the day in our classroom, and make some real progress. Our employees will be available to answer questions to keep you moving along. (Note there is not a dedicated "teacher" for this program.)

Cost: $ 10.00
Join us for three days of sewing and fun at our Quilter's Retreat in the shop!.

Cost: $ 75.00
With Karen Gibbs, Expressions batiks for Riley Blake Designs. You don’t want to miss it! Enjoy first access to exclusive batik collections, discounts and freebies!

Cost: $ 20.00
An opportunity to find a new home for your "excess" stash!

Cost: $ 10.00

Frequently Asked Questions


Skill Level Descriptions


Beginner:

When preparing for a beginning quilting class, it's helpful to know some basic prior knowledge to make the learning experience smoother and more enjoyable. 
Prior knowledge required: 

  • Thread Your Machine: Familiarity with how to thread a sewing machine and wind a bobbin

  • Sewing Machine Parts and Functions: Understanding the basic parts of the sewing machine, such as the presser foot, feed dogs, needle, and bobbin. 

  • Straight Stitching: Comfort with sewing a straight line, which is the foundation of most quilting seams. 

If you do not know how to use your machine, please sign up for a Machine Owner’s class first (Brother, Juki, Baby Lock). The teacher may have recommendations for machine settings, but will not know the details of everyone’s machine.  If you’re unsure, please bring your manual with you to class.



Confident Beginner:

In addition to the beginner knowledge required:

  • Seam Allowance: Knowing what a seam allowance is (usually ¼” for quilting) and how to maintain it while sewing. 

  • Using a Rotary Cutter: If using a rotary cutter, being familiar with how to safely and accurately use it along with a cutting mat and quilting rulers. 

  • Measuring and Cutting: Knowing how to measure fabric with a ruler and how to cut accurately to prevent wasting fabric. 

  • Quilt Block Assembly: Understand basic quilt construction including piecing, matching seams, adding borders, and finishing techniques.




Intermediate:

For an intermediate quilting class, students are expected to have a stronger foundation in quilting techniques and sewing skills.

You should be confident with:

  • Machine Settings: Comfort with adjusting machine settings, such as tension, stitch length, and stitch type (especially for quilting-specific stitches).

  • Specialized Feet: Familiarity with using quilting-specific presser feet, such as a walking foot, quarter-inch foot, or free-motion quilting foot.

  • Patterns: Reading and following pattern instructions, and an understanding of basic quilt abbreviations. 

  • Independent Work: Cutting and preparing materials prior to class and completing the project on your own after class.




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