Have you admired the Sue Spargo Fresh Cut Quilt pattern, but have been intimidated to start this project on your own? We are happy to be offering a monthly sew along/demo of stitches for this quilt! This will be a 10-month sew-along starting on April 3rd 2024. You can join us for all 10 months, or any individual month(s) you are able. PLEASE NOTE that you will have to sign up for each month separately. Judy Ballance will demo the stitches on approximately one block per month, starting with block 1 in April. She will help you through any issues you may have with stitches, and she will also discuss other options that can be used, including using trims, embellishments, and alternate borders. She will also teach you how to make Dorset and Yorkshire buttons that you can add to your quilt. Sew-along dates are: April 3rd, April 17th, June 5th, July 3rd, August 7th, September 18th, October 23rd, November 6th, December 4th, and January 8th (2025). If you have any questions, please feel free to text or call Judy at 256-658-2021

Did you sign up for our Jubilation Block of the Month? If so, join us at our free Sew Along in our classroom! Bring your sewing machine, supplies, and your monthly kit/pattern and join our community while you create the blocks for this beautiful quilt each month. **Please note - this class is only available to those who have signed up for the Jubilation BOM here at Sweet Home Quilting & Supplies. If you haven't signed up for this BOM, we still have a few spots available!**

Would you like to make your quilt from start to finish including quilting it yourself? Well now you can!! This class will give you all of the training needed to get started quilting your own quilts.

Flying Goose Vortex is a Dresden-style foundation pieced pattern in 25 wedges. By using a chain-piecing method along with the foundation piecing process, the project comes together much more simply than one might expect. There are no points to match when sewing the completed foundations together, so it is a great project for a beginner to foundation piecing, but there is enough interest to entertain more seasoned quilters as well.