- 118 N Spruce St, Searcy AR 72143
- 501.232.7543

Tags: intermediate quilting
Date
- Apr 15 2025 - May 20 2025
- Expired!
Time
- 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Suggested Fee
- $180.00
“The Original” was the quilt we made in the beginner classes for years, until I realized it was a bit too “intermediate” for beginners and it got promoted.
The Intermediate Quilting class is perfect for anyone that already knows how to sew or as a follow-up to the Beginner Quilt class. In this 6 week course, we will learn alternative piecing techniques, straight-line quilting, and double fold binding.
This class meets Tuesday nights, April 15 thru May 20, from 5:30-8:30pm. You can also on Saturdays if you need more time to work.
The suggested class fee is based on 18 hours of studio time, 4 yards of fabric, and batting. Participants receive a 40% discount on fabric.
**This class requires a minimum of 3 participants. If the class is cancelled, you will have the option to use your fee for a future class or receive a full refund.
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