Quiltworx Jungle Magnolia Technique of the Month Workshop
Quiltworx has released their latest Technique of the Month, and this one sure is a beauty!
The Quiltworx Technique of the Month (TOM) - Classes, Patterns and Kits - are exclusive to Certified Shops and Certified Instructors, and they are released every two years. Jungle Magnolia is being released in January 2025. This 6-month workshop will teach Judy Niemeyer's foundation paper piecing methods and techniques, including new techniques highlighted in the Jungle Magnolia pattern. The Jungle Magnolia TOM can be found in a Wall Size (68" square) and a Queen Size (99" square) in many beautiful colorways released by Quiltworx, and in a few SHQ exclusive colorways! Reserve your kits early to ensure you get the kit you want, they are limited in quantity!
Linda Snellgrove will be teaching this workshop at Sweet Home Quilting; she is a well-known and well-loved local quilt instructor in our shop who has many Quiltworx quilts under her belt and has attended Certified Quiltworx Shop training sessions with Judy Niemeyer!
Join Linda for this 7-session workshop and she will guide you through each of the 6 booklets in this amazing quilt and the techniques needed for each.
The first session will be a cutting day. This is a great class to lay the foundation to get you started on the right track for success with Quiltworx! Linda will teach you organization the Judy Niemeyer way!
One technique will be taught each month.
REQUIRED FOR THIS WORKSHOP - A Jungle Magnolia Pattern and Kit (Queen or Wall size), Available for Purchase at Sweet Home Quilting. Further details will be sent to class participants closer to the start of the workshop.
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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| Instructor: | Linda Snellgrove |
| Instructor Bio: | I started sewing when I was a young child, making Barbie clothes out of my mother's scraps. My sister and I would fold the fabric and tie it on with another strip of fabric and Viola!, we had a dress! I actually learned how to use the sewing machine in 7th grade Home Ec (remember that?). I passed and went on to bigger and better things-making my own clothes and throw pillows. I made several of my bridesmaids dresses but not my wedding dress (that came from store). After the children started coming along, I sewed for them until they got too old for mom's home-made clothing (Heirloom clothing should never be considered home-made) and turned to quilting. I had to have a creative outlet somewhere. I made my first quilt in 2007, my first Quiltworx quilt in 2015 and I was hooked! If I counted right, I have made 13+ Quiltworx quilts. |
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