Here’s what I’ll be teaching at Studio Stitch in the first quarter of 2024.
Strip Swirl, January 18 & 25.
I made this quilt from scraps (of course!) but it could be made from a jelly roll for a more coordinated look.
Make Your Own Tilda Quilt, January 23 and 30.
Tilda fabrics are just beautiful! But they’re almost all mid values, which makes them challenging to use in a quilt. I designed this block and then made the entire quilt top a replica of the block! Learn how I did it and either use my design or make your own design in class.
Love Pillow, February 2
This is a chance to use your zipper foot, walking foot, and zigzag foot if you’d care to! And you get a cute pillow in time for Valentine’s Day.
A Little Orange, February 10
Yes, it’s being held out a window by hand, so the picture isn’t as nice as the ones taken by the magazine folks!
This is the quilt I had published in Quick + Easy Quilts recently, though their quilt was in holiday colors. This is the orange one I made to test the pattern before submitting it. It’s easy and would make a great second quilt for a relative beginner.
NOT Paper Pieced, March 5.
This is a quick and fun quilt that I made to use up a group of coordinating fat quarters.
Help! (UFO Rescue), March 15 and/or 16
This is my quarterly class for customers to bring anything unfinished and I’ll try to help. Some people sign up just to get some dedicated sewing time away from household chores!
And that’s it for the first quarter! Best wishes to you for the coming year!
Zippy Quilts 
What fun classes!
Happy New Year!
And a happy 2024 to you as well!
I’m intrigued by the triangle quilt. Is it pieced or appliquéd?
It’s pieced, but is quick and easy because it’s a stack-and-shuffle method.
These look like loads of fun – the NOT paper pieced quilt has my curiosity up. The block itself could be named “Crooked flying geese”!
Ha! I offered this quilt as a class last year and nobody signed up; I decided it was because they thought it was paper pieced. We’ll see what happens now that I’m telling everyone it isn’t…Happy new year to you and your family!
Looks like you have a good line-up of classes to teach – lessons with nice variety. No doubt the UFO Rescue class is a good one. Quilters always appreciate an instructor who understands, can make thoughtful recommendations, and give good advice. Good for you to be that person!
Thank you, Linda. We’re hoping the UFO rescue class will meet a need.
Nice line up of classes and the love pillow is awesome!
Thanks, Tierney!
Lucky students. If wishes were fishes I would pop over and do the Tilda and Flying Geese classes.
And I would like to take your stitching classes!
Thank you 🪡😊
I think those classes are enough to keep you out of trouble. Love the triangle one!
And the funny thing is that people have signed up for all EXCEPT the triangle one! Go figure.