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What do I do with all these Wool Scraps? Catherine Ware | 234-T Level: Beginning, Hands-On | Category: Applique Thurs. May 7, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | Room 200A Are you a wool "collector" and need ideas to use up some of your stash? During this class I will show you a variety of ways to use your odd shaped scraps as well as some of those long and narrow pieces you have accumulated. Learn how to make wool quills, a field of flowers utilizing small pieces of wool, free hand trimming and some simple stitching to create a cluster of blooms with stitches, beads and buttons. Also in the class will be a tri fold wool needle case and an introduction to project cards utilizing small templates to create your own designs. Class projects will be started in class and completed at home. Students should familiarize themselves with some basic stitches: blanket stitch, whip stitch, French knot and daisy stitch. Kit includes: Hand dyed wool "scraps", project instructions, needle, thread and more! $60.00  Quantity Available: 2     Click for larger image Fresh Flowers: Wool on Cotton Applique Catherine Ware | 413-S Level: Intermediate, Hands-On (No Machines) | Category: Applique Sat. May 9, 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM | Room 200A "Fresh Flowers" is a fabulous opportunity to learn how to work with hand dyed wool and cotton fabric. The project is centered on a 18x22 piece of Ombre cotton. Students will work with fussy cut cotton flowers and bright wools to create their own bouquet. This class is template free as students will be encouraged to create their own shapes including the vase. Techniques covered in this class are hand stitching wool onto a cotton background, stitching options, creative use of design space, along with an overview of embellishing and finishing options. Students will be asked to do some preparation prior to class. Please contact instructor Cathy Ware at wildharefiber@gmail.com or 503-309-8364 for more information. Kit includes: Hand dyed wool, Fat Quarter cotton fabric, thread, needle, freezer paper and instructions. Student supply list: Paper and Fabric Scissors, 3/4 White Headed Applique Pins, sharp pencil, small cutting mat, rotary cutter and ruler. $82.00      Click for larger image Thread Painted Poppies Beth Watts | 130-W Level: Beginning, Hands-On | Category: Quilting Wed. May 6, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Room 200C Create Realism and Dimension in any and all your Creative projects. With these techniques you can turn any project into something incredible! This is a great class for beginners to intermediate levels. You will learn how to Fuse Fabric, Thread Paint, Quilt and Embellish a small wall-hanging. Kit includes: All Fabric, Fusible and Embellishments for project. Student supply list: Black Thread, Iron, Small Ironing Pad, Applique Sheet, Scissors, Basic Sewing Supplies. $80.00        Anything But Feathers Judy Woodworth | 207-T Level: Beginning, Demo/Lecture | Category: Longarm Thur. May 7, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM | Room 300C Even if you love feathers, you'll want to learn different quilting ideas that you can incorporate into your quilting. This award winning quilter will share lots of fun ideas, many of which you can do without a lot of marking. Many of the most successful quilts are really using the positive and negative quilting to show off the designs in a quilt. Geometric, curling shapes and line work all make a quilt sing. Join us! Kit includes: Hand out with lots of drawing. Student supply list: Sketchbook $45.00        Drawing and Designing Original Quilts Judy Woodworth | 211-T Level: Intermediate, Demo/Lecture | Category: Drawing/Design Thur. May 7, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Room 200B After you have been piecing or appliqueing for a while, most quilters want to learn how to design their own quilts. This teacher begins with a one-eighth miniature drawing and shows you how easy it is to follow good art elements to create your quilts. She'll show you how to transfer the design to a fabric. You can learn about how to design special feather motifs and which compositions are best for your quilt. Kit includes: Handout information on Art and Design. Student supply list: Sketch book, mechanical pencils and several sheets of freezer paper. $45.00  Quantity Available: 1       The Art of Good Backfill for Beginners Judy Woodworth | 221-T Level: Beginning, Hands-On | Category: Longarm Thur. May 7, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM | Room 300B Before you even start your quilting career, this award winning quilter will explain how important backfill is to a quilt. You'll see lots of samples and inspiration in a slide show and then the teacher will show you how to start with easy backfill that builds to more complicated backfill that even a beginner can use. Even utility quilts need some backfill to make the quilt more durable and in rhythm. You'll have fun. Kit includes: Fabric and thread for hands on class. Student supply list: Thread clippers and sketchbook. $145.00        Okay I Still Love Feathers Judy Woodworth | 313-F Level: Intermediate, Demo/Lecture | Category: Longarm Fri. May 7, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Room 300C This award winning teacher will break down all the different types of feathers. Then she'll start adding unique ways to do the feathers, and when you get home you'll be able to use these feathers in a center piece, or a border, or as an all over. Judy's curving, all over feathers are easy and Victorian looking and you can learn how to do it. You'll learn formal and funky feathers and make lots of money. Kit includes: Hand out with lots of drawing. Student supply list: Sketchbook $45.00        What Do I Quilt? Judy Woodworth | 316-F Level: Intermediate, Demo/Lecture | Category: Drawing/Design Fri. May 8, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Room 200A At every show people bring me quilts and ask me what to do. In this class we'll look at the quilt you bring, and teacher and students will draw things on the board and give you lots of fresh ideas. This award winning teacher will tell you what she considers when she decides and why. If time allows, we'll walk through quilt show and talk about why their quilting works. Student supply list: Bring an unfinished quilt and camera. *Make sure you bring pass to get into the quilt show. $35.00

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