Congratulations to my recent graduates of quilting 101 at Out of Hand Quilting and Fabric in Calgary.
For Quilting 101 we spend an evening learning about the parts of a quilt and picking fabric, and then return for two full days of assembling our quilt. Generally we get our quilt between 90 and 95% finished in class.
This particular class had some who were new to quilting, and some returning to quilting after a break and some who could quilt however they wanted to learn - or felt they may have missed - some quilting basics. It was an exhausting couple of days of intensive learning and sewing, however I think we’ve got some new enthusiasts.
Here they are with their lovely quilts -
Leslie
Carolyn
Lori and Carol
Missing from our photos is Helen, who was not able to attend the second day, however will attend a future Finishing School at Out of Hand to catch up. Thanks to all of you for taking my class. I’m always amazed and inspired by the fabric choices and colour selection.
A master is a beginner who kept beginning. ~ By Mastin Kipp
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