Improv Medallion Quilt Workshop

Our Pay What You Can classes offer an opportunity to try a new quilting technique without a huge time or monetary investment. Think of it as a taste test before diving into a full quilt. Sign up for free and pay before class. Suggested payment is $20 - $80 and includes 10% off discount while in the shop for class. These classes book up fast, please let us know as soon as possible if you've signed up and can't make the class.

What you will be doing: In this 3 hour workshop you will learn how to let go and use improv to create a medallion quilt. You'll leave class bursting with creativity and the foundation to create a one of kind quilt or wall hanging.

What do you bring?:
Be prepared - gather your scraps and purchase any supplies BEFORE class! Supplies are available in shop and can be purchased with a 10% class discount. We are happy to assist you with figuring out how much material you will need for your quilt size choice as well. Please allow at least an hour before class if you are buying supplies the day of. 

Supplies Needed:
- Background fabric required for the top (amount will be determined by quilt size choice)
- Scrap fabrics for the squares
- Sewing Machine (if you need to borrow one let us know)
- Thread - Snips or little scissors
- Fabric marking pen or pencil
- Post-it notes and writing utensil
- Straight Pins


Disclaimers: 

* This class is designed for age 16+
* Cancellation Notice: We kindly ask that makers give a minimum 1 week notice of cancellation for class credit/reschedule and a 2 week cancellation notice for full refund. This advance notice will allow us to make any necessary adjustments to our schedule and accommodate other makers.

Refunds: Class cancellations made with a 2 week notice or more will either receive a full refund on a gift card, or a full refund minus the $5 card processing fee to the card that was used to purchase the class registration. This fee accounts for the costs associated with the transaction and ensures a smooth and secure refund process. Multi-week courses fill more slowly and a 72 hour notice (current single class policy) is not enough time to fill an empty spot.