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SUMMARY:Qurious About Quilting? Free Event 10/19/24
DESCRIPTION:Free Event!!! \nAre you a beginner who would like to learn more about quilting? On October 19\, 2024\, in the Fellowship Hall of Boise Church of Christ\, 2000 North Eldorado Street\, Boise Basin Quilters is hosting a FREE event just for you! Spend the morning learning how to select and prepare fabrics for a quilt; how to cut and stitch pieces accurately\, and much more! Or come in the afternoon to do some hands-on stitching with a free simple make-and-take project!\nSchedule is as follows: \nMorning session – 9:00 am to 12 noon:\nSpeakers & Demonstrations\nAn introduction to the basics of quilting:\nFabric – Kathie Zegers\nColor & Value – Janice Black\nCutting – Chris Bell\nStitching – Maureen Stevens\nPressing – Terri Cury\nQuilting – Jennifer Price \nAfternoon session – 1:00 pm to 4 pm\nMake and Take kits – a holiday trivet/hotpad OR wall hanging\nWe will have sewing machines set up and volunteer advisors \nStuck on a quilting project? Bring your UFO (unfinished quilt object). We will problem-solve with you and try to help answer your question(s). \nThis event is open to the public and there is no need to sign up. Bring a friend! Come to connect with our supportive community of sewists ready to share their joy of creativity!
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/curious-about-quilting/
LOCATION: Boise Church of Christ\, 2000 Eldorado Street\, Boise\, ID\, 83704\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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SUMMARY:Bindings - Schoolhouse 08/24/24
DESCRIPTION:Carolyn Hutchinson’s Binding Class Description:\nI love to bind quilts. There’s something relaxing and exciting about adding those final\nstitches to complete a project. For some reason\, a lot of people don’t seem to share my\nenthusiasm. This class is to help eliminate the dread and questions about binding. We will\ncover four different techniques for binding. As you try each of these and understand when\nyou might want to use each\, you will discover your favorite method. To maximize the use\nof our time\, we will be binding four potholders during the class. \nSupply kits are $29 and required for this class. Kits include\nfour potholders that are quilted and ready for binding and the “Perfect Binding” pattern by\nCarolyn’s In Stitches”. \nSupply List: \nRequired Supplies:\nRulers\n2 ½” x 18” or larger – Recommend “Quilters’ Select”\n(for trimming a strip 2 ½” x WOF to narrower size)\nSmall triangle ruler – Recommend “Easy Angle”\nRotary Cutter with new/sharp blade\nWonder Clips – small pack is sufficient\nSewing machine in good working order plus favorite notions including:\nSmall Scissors and/or thread snips\nThread and bobbins– Recommend “Aurifil” in a neutral color (#2600 Silver)\nSeam Ripper – just in case\nHand sewing needle of your choice \n$29 Potholder Kit is required and includes: \n— The “Perfect Binding” pattern by Carolyn’s In Stitches\n— Four potholders quilted and ready for binding\n— Precut binding strips \nHelpful Supplies but Not Required:\nSmall Iron & Mat\nCutting Mat
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/bindings-schoolhouse-08-24-24/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20240629T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20240629T150000
DTSTAMP:20260419T211356
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SUMMARY:Foundation Paper Piecing with Freezer Paper - Schoolhouse
DESCRIPTION:Originally scheduled for April 27\, this class has been rescheduled for June 29.  At this point\, attendance is currently full\, but check back in case that changes. \nJoyce Cambron has been quilting for over 30 years\, and was employed at both The Cotton Club and The Quilt Crossing. She first learned the freezer paper technique in a 3-day workshop with Judy Mathieson in 2002\, making a large Mariner’s Compass quilt. In 2010\, Leisure Arts published her book on machine piecing curved seams\, including 6 projects using her technique with freezer paper. \nJoyce is eager to share this fun technique with you! You’ll be introduced to the technique with an Off-Center Log Cabin Block and then move on to a Wonky House Block that Joyce will use for discussing the challenges of odd-shaped fabric pieces and what’s involved in sewing multiple sections into a block.” \nSupply List: \nThis technique was introduced to me over 20 years ago in a workshop with Judy Mathieson. Since then I have applied her technique to many Foundation Piecing designs.\nUsing Freezer Pape r for foundations has several advantages including the fact that the foundations can be re-used multiple times if handled care fully; and even better\, you don’t need to tear away the paper. \nClass Supplies\nBasic sewing supplies\nSewing machine\, thread and loaded bobbins Rotary cutter\, rulers and matt\nScissors for both fabric and paper Travel or craft iron and ironing surface\nPermanent marker for labeling foundation areas (Black Fine Point Sharpie) Optional: Add-a-Quarter Ruler\, any length.\nI will bring my collection of  Add-a-Quarters for students to try but please don’t purchase one until you decide if you like this technique. \nPlease bring an old sewing machine needle for perforating paper. \nJoyce will provide pre-printed foundations on 8 1/2″ x 11″ freezer paper sheets for both of the projects. \nOff-Center Log Cabin Blocks \nThe Log Cabin is a standard for Foundation Piecing. It’s a fine beginning project for learning the Freezer Paper technique.  I’ve chosen the Off-Center design because four finished blocks can be used to create a  pillow top or small wall hanging with a little more zing.  You can choose whether to finish the extra three foundations you’ll be creating in class\, or just make the one. \nPlease pre-cut strips. They do not have to be precisely cut – we will trim them as we move along. \nWide Strips: 1 3/4″ – 2″ wide (See Reds)\nThese are the fabrics you’ll choose for the “center” if you’re planning a 4-block top. You’ll need about 54 inches total for one block\, 216 inches total for 4 blocks.\nNarrow Strips:  1 1/4″ – 1 1/2″ wide	(See Blacks)\nThese are the fabrics which for the “background” for a 4-block “circle”. Cut about 60 inches for one block\, 240 inches for 4. \nWonky House Block \nThis 8-inch block can be finished as a potholder\, or as the center of a larger project.\nFeel free to bring plenty of fabric scraps. I’m giving you minimal sizes for the larger areas of the block. \nBackground: 6″ x 20″\nHouse: 2 1/2″ x 16″\nDoor: 2 1/2″ x 4″\nChimney:   1 1/2″ x 2 1/2″\nWindow: 2″ x 2″\nTree: 4″ x 6″\nRoof: 2″ x 12″\nTrunk: 2” x 2 1/2”
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/freezer-paper-technique-schoolhouse/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20240420T150000
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SUMMARY:Foundation Paper Piecing with Freezer Paper 2 - Schoolhouse
DESCRIPTION:This class (on April 20 only) has been cancelled.  If you have signed up for this one\, please contact Janice Black at schoolhouse@boisebasinquilters.org.  She may be able to accommodate your attending the April 27 class.  Thank you for your interest. \nJoyce Cambron has been quilting for over 30 years\, and was employed at both The Cotton Club and The Quilt Crossing. She first learned the freezer paper technique in a 3-day workshop with Judy Mathieson in 2002\, making a large Mariner’s Compass quilt. In 2010\, Leisure Arts published her book on machine piecing curved seams\, including 6 projects using her technique with freezer paper. \nJoyce is eager to share this fun technique with you! You’ll be introduced to the technique with an Off-Center Log Cabin Block and then move on to a Wonky House Block that Joyce will use for discussing the challenges of odd-shaped fabric pieces and what’s involved in sewing multiple sections into a block.” \nClass registration close April 19\, 2024. \nSupply List: \nThis technique was introduced to me over 20 years ago in a workshop with Judy Mathieson. Since then I have applied her technique to many Foundation Piecing designs.\nUsing Freezer Pape r for foundations has several advantages including the fact that the foundations can be re-used multiple times if handled care fully; and even better\, you don’t need to tear away the paper. \nClass Supplies\nBasic sewing supplies\nSewing machine\, thread and loaded bobbins Rotary cutter\, rulers and matt\nScissors for both fabric and paper Travel or craft iron and ironing surface\nPermanent marker for labeling foundation areas (Black Fine Point Sharpie) Optional: Add-a-Quarter Ruler\, any length.\nI will bring my collection of  Add-a-Quarters for students to try but please don’t purchase one until you decide if you like this technique. \nPlease bring an old sewing machine needle for perforating paper. \nJoyce will provide pre-printed foundations on 8 1/2″ x 11″ freezer paper sheets for both of the projects. \nOff-Center Log Cabin Blocks \nThe Log Cabin is a standard for Foundation Piecing. It’s a fine beginning project for learning the Freezer Paper technique.  I’ve chosen the Off-Center design because four finished blocks can be used to create a  pillow top or small wall hanging with a little more zing.  You can choose whether to finish the extra three foundations you’ll be creating in class\, or just make the one. \nPlease pre-cut strips. They do not have to be precisely cut – we will trim them as we move along. \nWide Strips: 1 3/4″ – 2″ wide (See Reds)\nThese are the fabrics you’ll choose for the “center” if you’re planning a 4-block top. You’ll need about 54 inches total for one block\, 216 inches total for 4 blocks.\nNarrow Strips:  1 1/4″ – 1 1/2″ wide	(See Blacks)\nThese are the fabrics which for the “background” for a 4-block “circle”. Cut about 60 inches for one block\, 240 inches for 4. \nWonky House Block \nThis 8-inch block can be finished as a potholder\, or as the center of a larger project.\nFeel free to bring plenty of fabric scraps. I’m giving you minimal sizes for the larger areas of the block. \nBackground: 6″ x 20″\nHouse: 2 1/2″ x 16″\nDoor: 2 1/2″ x 4″\nChimney:   1 1/2″ x 2 1/2″\nWindow: 2″ x 2″\nTree: 4″ x 6″\nRoof: 2″ x 12″\nTrunk: 2” x 2 1/2”
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/foundation-paper-piecing-with-freezer-paper-2-schoolhouse/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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SUMMARY:Sit and Sew with Kenna Ogg of Madison Cottage Design - BBQ Schoolhouse
DESCRIPTION:Kenna has requested that in lieu of the $15 class fee\, everyone bring $15 worth of Foodbank supplies to be donated to the local Foodbank.  If there are those who prefer not to donate\, the $15 class fee still applies. \nKenna is a local quilt designer who specializes in fat-quarter-friendly designs. Participants should bring one of the following Madison Cottage Design patterns to class\, along with basic sewing supplies:\n\n\nEggplant Relish  (Omnigrid 96 ruler)\nCocoa Nibs (Creative Grids Perfect Rectangle ruler)\nField Greens (no ruler required).\n\nAll of Kenna’s patterns\, as well as the rulers required for specific patterns\, are available from Sewfinity.com\, a local online quilt store based in Meridian. If orders are placed early enough\, Sewfinity can get more of these specific patterns if needed. Otherwise\, Kenna’s patterns can also be found at other local quilt stores and online. \n\n \nThis class will basically be a sit-and-sew\, with Kenna on hand to answer questions about the patterns and give cutting advice and color advice. \n \nIn lieu of the usual $15 Schoolhouse registration fee\, Kenna has requested that class participants bring $15 worth of food or hygiene supplies\, or a $15 Fred Meyer gift certificate to be donated to the Foodbank.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/sit-and-sew-with-kenna-ogg-of-madison-cottage-design-bbq-schoolhouse/
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20240224T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20240224T160000
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SUMMARY:Building Blocks Schoolhouse February 24\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Building Blocks Schoolhouse Class\, February 24th\, 2024 \nPLEASE NOTE:  Credit or refund may be requested for cancellations made before a class registration deadline (this class – February 17). \nAlmost all pieced quilt blocks\, whether simple or complex\, can be broken down into certain design elements such as half-square triangles and flying geese. In this class\, former guild president Maureen Stevens will describe twelve essential design elements that can be used to make many different quilt blocks. She will present tips and several different methods of making most of these elements and give you patterns for simple blocks that utilize these elements. Come and explore\, and maybe make a baby quilt in the process! \nSupply list: \n\nMachine in good working order\nMachine needles and ¼” foot for machine\nPins\, scissors and seam ripper\nNeutral thread\nRotary cutter\, rulers and mat\nMarking pencil\nIron and pad (we will have a few irons and boards available)\nScraps of fabric or 12 fat quarters in light\, medium and dark\n\nWe will use some of these tools as well\, so if you have any of them bring them: \n\nThat Patchwork Place 6” Bias Square\nFons &Porter Triangle Trimmers\nJudy Martin’s Ultimate Point Trimmer\nQuilt in a Day Flying Geese Ruler
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/buildng-blocks-schoolhouse-february-24-2024/
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Curved Piecing - BBQ Schoolhouse
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Curved Piecing taught by Lynne MacDonald \nSewing curved pieces has a bad reputation for being difficult and so not fun. WRONG! I’m going to pass along some processes learned from several teachers\, and hope that you will become a ‘curve-a-holic’ like I now am. I find that these methods allow for stress-free creation of smooth and highly accurate curves. \nI’ll demonstrate three approaches that serve different purposes. One uses commercial templates. This approach is highly suited to traditional patterns like Robbing Peter to Save Paul (one of my very favorite designs). The second approach\, learned from several classes I’ve taken from Jean Wells\, is highly suited to improv quilting and making modern landscapes\, and it requires no templating!! The last approach\, learned in classes from Patricia Belyea\, will allow you to create your own designs and easily assemble even complex curved patterns thru the use of freezer paper templates and a nifty marking method. \nThe goal of the class is to show you several different techniques to try\, and have the opportunity to practice each. Don’t expect to end the day with a finished item. I’m NOT an expert…if I can do this (and I CAN)\, you can do this \nSupply list:\nfabric (sizable scraps and fat quarters\, colors/patterns with contrast to show off curved lines. Aim for sufficient to make three finished blocks\, if you are a speed demon.)\nfreezer paper (Reynolds\, available at any grocery\, but I’ll bring my roll for you to pull from)\ncurved templates if you already own some (I’ll bring templates you can borrow\, so no need to shop if you own none as of yet)\nSharpie (fat tip black)\nprismacolor pencils in colors to easily show on your dark and light fabrics (ONLY Prismacolor—if you have none\, you can use mine. Other pencil brands cause a problem\, I’ve forgotten what it is\, but think it’s related to ironing)\nfabric marking tools (chalk or other preferred fine tip disappearing marker) for marking around/in templates\nsewing machine\nthread (it’s good to reduce seam bulk in curves\, so recommend load bobbins with a light weight & top spool with light or medium weight)\ncutting mat\nrotary cutters\, either or both of a small and/or medium diameter\, with sharp blade (I know…lists always say this\, yet we still often hope the old blade is good enough). If you have one\, nice to also have your cutter you use for paper.\ncutting ruler(s) (include one\, like a 6×12\, that is short and narrow enough to easily move around\, and has a clearly visible 1/4″ line along one edge)\npins (recommend thin pins\, like silk pins\, as you typically can sew across them rather than have to keep stopping to pull them ahead of your needle)\npaper scissors and fabric scissors\nseam ripper\, and if it will not also double as a stiletto\, bring a stiletto\nironing mat and iron to use near your machine\, if you want to save time running to a class board (you do a lot of seam pressing)
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/introduction-to-curved-piecing-bbq-schoolhouse/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20240106T150000
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SUMMARY:Big Stitch Quilting - Quilters Schoolhouse - Class is full
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Janice Black\nDate: Saturday\, January 6\, 2024\nLocation: Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\nCost: $15 \nMore information…\nBig-stitch quilting uses chunky contrasting threads and large stitches to finish a quilt rapidly by hand while adding a lot of texture and interest. Although this type of quilting has been around for a long time and can be found in antique quilts\, it has enjoyed a recent revival in popularity and works especially well with modern quilts. It is a perfect starting point for people who are complete beginners at hand quilting and also works well for people who have quilted by hand for a long time but are starting to have difficulty with tiny hand stitches because of arthritis or problems with their eyesight. \nIn this class\, you will have plenty of time to practice the technique either on your own project or on a small quilt provided by BBQ’s Quilts for Kids special activities division. \nThis is the recommended supply list: \n-A quilting hoop. These are different from embroidery hoops. They can be purchased fairly inexpensively from Joann’s if you use one of their 50% off coupons. I also have a couple that I can lend out (first come\, first served)\, or you might be able to borrow one from a fellow quilter. \n-A quilt project to work on. You may either bring your own pre-sandwiched project\, or use one provided by BBQ’s Quilts for Kids department. If you use your own\, it needs to be larger than your quilting hoop and should be basted with thread (3” long basting stitches are fine!) rather than spray-basted. Polyester or wool battings are highly recommended for this class because they are much easier than cotton to stitch through by hand. If you strongly prefer a cotton batt\, try to find one that has no scrim. \n-Chunky thread that contrasts nicely with your project. Perle cotton in size 12 or 16 is recommended. Size 8 gives a wonderful eye-catching effect and you are welcome to use it\, but be aware that it will tire your hands and wrists more quickly. The amount of thread needed will vary according to your project size and how densely you plan to quilt. 1-3 spools are probably sufficient for a small project. \n-A strong\, sharp needle with an eye large enough for your selected thread size. Chenille needles are my favorite\, but you might prefer to use a large crewel embroidery needle\, a sashiko needle\, or a needle specifically made for big-stitch quilting. \n-Thread snips or scissors \n-A thimble. Thimble designs are a matter of personal preference\, but do find one that fits well and feels stable (not wobbly) on your finger. My favorite is Bohin’s gold-plated brass thimble\, a fairly inexpensive thimble that can fit more than one of your fingers nicely because of its long\, tapered design. A thimble design with a raised circle at the tip can help keep your needle from slipping off. If you have long nails\, you may want to try a Clover open-sided thimble.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/big-stitch-quilting/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20231021T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20231021T150000
DTSTAMP:20260419T211356
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SUMMARY:Making Fabric – Improv “Crumb” Quilting - Quilters Schoolhouse
DESCRIPTION:Click here to see other classes \nInstructor: Terri Curry\, BBQ Past President & Past Quilt Show Chair\nDate: Saturday\, October 21\nLocation: Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\nCost: $15 \nThis class is back by popular request. \nNo! There is no loom involved. This class is a way of piecing fabric together to make a block or strip of a desired size. The method is a cross between crazy quilting and improvisational work. Don’t become intimidated. It’s not difficult. Some quilter’s call it crumb blocks. The result of your work will be a surprising and very interesting way to use scraps and even small orphan blocks by playing with color. \nUse your own scraps or scraps supplied by the instructors. Many quilters use the end result to make a quilt divided by sashing or use them with other neutral tones. You will leave the class with blocks and new ideas to use in your quilts or projects along with resources to help you. \nQuestions about this class\, suggestions for future classes\, or would like to volunteer with Quilters’ Schoolhouse contact Janice Black at schoolhouse@boisebasinquilters.org.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/making-fabric-improv-crumb-quilting/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20230429T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20230429T150000
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SUMMARY:Vintage 2-Fer
DESCRIPTION:“Vintage 2-Fer”: “Quilting With Vintage Linens and Doilies” and “Rescue Those Memories\, Honor Those Talents: A Primer on Repairing Vintage Quilt Tops”\nTwo classes will be held on April 29.\nCost: Just $15 gets you into both classes! \n“Lois Alice ~ Vintage Linen ” \nClass 1 – morning\nInstructor: Lois Alice\nClass Title: Quilting With Vintage Linens and Doilies\nTime: 9am – 12pm \nGet out those vintage linens and doilies\, or start collecting some now! Come join BBQ member Lois Alice in a half-day class for suggestions on what to do with old doilies\, table runners or even handkerchiefs. She will have several examples of what she did with some of her Grandmother’s handwork. Since there is no right or wrong way to turn your vintage linens (or not so vintage) into a usable quilt (or curtain\, tote\, pincushion or other object)\, she will have lots of suggestions appealing to different tastes\, plus websites for other ways to turn something that you have in a pile into something that you can use. \nSupply list: a sewing machine is optional. Most of Lois’ work was done by hand\, except for the final quilting. Dig out fun backgrounds for your pieces….that piece of lamé\, or satin or silk… things to sew on top of the vintage pieces…buttons\, lace\, frilly yarn\, seed beads\, commercial appliqué motifs (think prom or wedding outfits). Hand dyed fabric or samples of decorator fabric also work well. \nClass 2 – afternoon\nInstructor: Vicki Francis\nClass Title: Rescue Those Memories\, Honor Those Talents: A Primer on Repairing Vintage Quilt Tops\nTime: 1pm – 3pm \nWhat do we do with those quilt tops that come our way that have been hidden in garages and attics for decades? Memories can flood back as you touch the fabric but what to do with them now? We want to honor the quilt maker but this is a different animal from starting a quilt from scratch! \nVicki Francis began specializing in repairing vintage quilt tops about six years ago when a friend begged her to work on a baby quilt that had fabric from seven generations of family members in it. Reluctantly she took on the project but then discovered how heartwarming these “rescues” can be and the miraculous transformations that can happen with the right set of skills\, tools and materials. \nJoin Vicki for an afternoon of sharing her knowledge. Here are some points she will address: \n\nShould we even try to rescue it?\nShould it be cleaned? How to clean without damaging it further?\nHow to stabilize fragile fabric before even considering quilting it.\nWhat types of quilting patterns work best and why?\nHow to “interview” the quilt owners and create the provenance for future generations.\n\nFeel free to bring a quilt top to the workshop for possible suggestions on how to handle repairs. However time is a consideration so not all tops may be discussed. Interested in scheduling time with Vicki? Contact her at vickannie4@gmail.com for a $25 private consultation outside of the workshop.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/vintage-2-fer/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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SUMMARY:Miniature and Small Quilts
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Maureen Stevens\nDate: Saturday\, March 18\nTime: 9:30am – 4pm (NOTE later start time!)\nLocation: Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\nCost: $15 \nWe will learn about Miniatures and Small Quilts\, what they are and some methods and tips for construction. We will practice sewing on a small scale by making a doll sized quilt using 3 inch blocks. Maureen will also give you a number of patterns for making other miniature blocks\, some of which are paper pieced. \nCome prepared to have a great time with fellow class members and try out some new techniques and ideas. \nSupplies: \n\nFabric:\nDoll Quilt:\n\n5 or 6 fat quarters in light\, medium\, and dark\n1/3 yard or more for the border\n\n\nMiniature Quilt:\n\nScraps in various sizes and colors\n\n\nSewing machine in good working order\nQuarter-inch piecing foot\nNew needles\nNeutral thread\nFull bobbin\nFabric scissors\, seam ripper\, straight pins\nRotary cutter\nCutting mat\nRuler\nMechanical pencil\nIron and pad (some classroom irons and boards will be available)\nOther tools Maureen uses\, bring if you have them\n\nThat Patchwork Place 6” Bias Square\nThat Patchwork Place Baby Bias Square for miniatures (sometimes hard to find)\nQuilt in a Day Square up Ruler\nCM Designs Add-a-Quarter Ruler (for paper piecing)\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/miniature-and-small-quilts-2/
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20230309T080000
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SUMMARY:Miniature and Small Quilts
DESCRIPTION:We will learn about Miniatures and Small Quilts\, what they are and some methods and tips for construction. We will practice sewing on a small scale by making a doll sized quilt using 3 inch blocks. Maureen will also give you a number of patterns for making other miniature blocks\, some of which are paper pieced. \nCome prepared to have a great time with fellow class members and try out some new techniques and ideas. \nSupplies: \n\nFabric:\n\nDoll Quilt:\n\n5 or 6 fat quarters in light\, medium\, and dark\n1/3 yard or more for the border\n\n\nMiniature Quilt:\n\nScraps in various sizes and colors\n\n\n\n\nSewing machine in good working order\nQuarter-inch piecing foot\nNew needles\nNeutral thread\nFull bobbin\nFabric scissors\, seam ripper\, straight pins\nRotary cutter\nCutting mat\nRuler\nMechanical pencil\nIron and pad (some classroom irons and boards will be available)\nOther tools Maureen uses\, bring if you have them\n\nThat Patchwork Place 6” Bias Square\nThat Patchwork Place Baby Bias Square for miniatures (sometimes hard to find)\nQuilt in a Day Square up Ruler\nCM Designs Add-a-Quarter Ruler (for paper piecing)\n\n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/miniature-and-small-quilts/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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SUMMARY:One Block Wonder Schoolhouse - 07/19/25 & 08/02/25
DESCRIPTION:Former Guild President Jennifer Price will show you how to create a “One Block Wonder”!  This is a two-part class\, but your $15 registration fee will get you into both sessions.  On July 19\, you will be learning how to cut and piece your blocks.   On August 2\, come back with your completed blocks for a class devoted to layout. \nThis technique requires rather specific fabric selections\, so start keeping an eye out for the suitable ones now!  To create a quilt similar to Jennifer’s you will need seven identical panels.  If you prefer to make a one-block wonder quilt that does not center around a panel\, you could instead use a piece of fabric cut long enough to include at least 6 repeats (Ask a fabric store worker to help if you’re not sure how to tell what constitutes a repeat!)  Large-scale prints with some “curve” to the motifs work best for this!  Please reach out to Jennifer if you need help puzzling out the best fabric or panels to purchase.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/one-block-wonder-schoolhouse-07-19-25-08-02-25/
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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