classes / lectures / events

We'll take a line drawing of a face pattern, with values marked, chop up sixty or so printed fabrics, divide them into values, and fill in the areas on a sticky background with our fabric scrap "brushstrokes". Once the class project is completed, watch how to make a pattern with your own photo and have the skills to do an impressionist portrait. Finishing demonstration included. www.phylliscullenartstudio.com
Supply list available after June 1, 2025.

Make this fun and funky flower wall-hanging using Laura's collage techniques. Techniques covered will be using Preview Paper for placement, underlay technique, and basic collage. Finishing techniques will also be covered. Learn the basics and apply your knowledge to other projects. www.fiberworks-heine.com

Learn the basics of raw-edge appliqué, dimensional thread painting, and embellishment on this beautiful raw-edge "Fall Harvest" wallhanging. Explore the various thread selections, stitching techniques with free-motion quilting of Zigzag and straight stitching, bobbin work, and embellishing with crystals. See the fabric come to life as you sew and layer the threads on top of your design. Use thread as paint, and sew with different types of threads and color combinations. www.joycehughesoriginals.com

This project is drawn from Native American and other traditions of Raven art. In some tales, the Raven is responsible for stealing the stars, the moon, and the sun and releasing them back into the sky. Charotte wanted the colors to sing. The Ravens are constructed with pre-fused shapes. If you do not like the background you can choose one of your own later. www.cwaquilts.com

A great practice class for beginners or those needing a little more free-motion confidence. Start with a very basic stitch, adding more elements one at a time to learn a wide variety of filler designs. One person per machine, limited to 16 students. www.fabiadiniz.com

Learn the picture piecing technique from the lady who created it. This is not foundation pieced, has no pesky paper to pick out, and utilizes sewing right sides of fabric together. Let this award-winning quilter show you amazing results in creating a fabric picture using only straight lines. www.englanddesign.com

"Sacred Geometry" combines art and math, shape and color, to explore the symbolism in art, architecture, and nature. The "Star of Life" is based on the ten-fold symmetry of the Platonic Solid Icosahedron. More simply, it is a ten-pointed star based on a pentagon, emphasizing its three-dimensional properties. Learn the symbolic meaning behind this magnificent star while you foundation paper piece this 24 inch block using 10 identical foundations. Learn how to do a partial seam as you assemble the foundations around a center medallion. www.morningglorydesigns.com

Choose any three colors from a selection of 15 or so, together with your choice from four possible backgrounds, and learn how to create this eye-popping 11 inch x 12½ inch 3-D illusion. Many of you will take away a finished top which will only require quilting and binding at home and the others won't be far behind! www.accidentalquilter.com

Crosshatching comes in many forms, from straight to curved, wavy to modern. So, where do you start? Join Dorie as she shows some creative ways to quilt crosshatching designs with ease. Quilt these designs on a border style sampler and leave the class with the confidence needed to try crosshatching on your next quilt project. One person per machine, limited to 18 students. www.forever-quilting.com

Discover the art of collage and portrait creation in this unique workshop led by Jean Impey. Using her exclusive techniques, craft up to three distinctive portraits that are sure to surprise and delight as their personalities emerge. Jean's relaxed and approachable methods make this class perfect for all skill levels, ensuring success for everyone. While sewing and quilting are demonstrated to inspire your finishing touches, no sewing machine is required. Jean will also help you bring your portraits to life by naming them and adding a story to your one-of-a-kind creations. www.sewjean.com

In six hours, learn how to design and create a beautiful 2 foot x 2 foot board. Class instruction includes the techniques and guidance through all processes needed to complete your quilt blocks. These blocks are made of materials for displaying your boards outdoors on barns, garages, and fences. This class also offered as 118 on Monday. A smaller version is offered as 217 on Tuesday. Please don't enroll for more than one. www.quiltblocktrail.com

There are optical effects that are achieved with shape, but we can enhance them greatly by applying concepts of color theory and perspective to achieve an incredible fisheye effect. During the class, discuss color theory and how to use color attributes to your advantage to achieve a more dramatic effect in your quilt. Review previous students' work for inspiration to define your own design. Learn a technique for joining parts, then Quilt-As-You-Go which will make quilting your piece easier. This class is perfect for making a quilt with high visual impact but a very simple technique. www.ceciliakoppmann.com

Learn how to transform any image into an eight color quilt, and do it in just six hours. Receive a file to transform your favorite photos with this technique at home. Interpreter will assist the teacher.

Explore creating triangle designs using both ruler work and free-motion on Amanda Murphy's "Sewing Room 2 Triangle Panel". Amanda will guide you in creating a number of designs that you can later use on your own quilts. Templates to use in class will be provided. https://blog.amandamurphydesign.com

Join Sew Steady Education Ambassador, Kate Quinn, to learn ruler work quilting with her "Mad Modern Ruler Work Sampler". This robust starter class not only focuses on basic ruler work techniques, but helps students choose where quilting designs should go, and lets them use templates in combination to create more complex designs. Topics include basic machine setup, movement skills, designing with templates, stitch quality tips, using spinning templates, crosshatching, how to stitch in the ditch, exploring smart design pathways, and so much more. Come away with the confidence to start quilting your own quilts. Learn all the important tips and tricks to help you be successful with this unique guided-motion technique! www.fabrikatedquilts.com

In this six hour session, students will use a serger to create a Quilt-As-You-Go throw with Quilting Cuddle^® fabric. Bold lines keep the design simple yet visually striking, while bulk-free serger seams enhance the texture. Students will gain confidence in their Cuddle^® serger skills and explore creative variations during a mini trunk show featuring additional techniques and applications. www.designsbybabymoon.com

Working in a series is a great way to play with color and composition. In this workshop, create a series of three small fabric collages using vintage bird illustrations printed on silk organza, fabric scraps, and hand stitching. Explore design principles like contrast, balance, emphasis, repetition, rhythm, and pattern in the creation of your three 6 inch x 6 inch fabric collages. Using raw-edge fabric collage and simple embroidery stitches, by the end of the day, have a small series of three bird collages. Lisa will teach simple Running stitch, Seed stitch, and Blanket stitch to novice hand sewists. Those with more embroidery experience can use all the flourishes and flare they choose. All levels of experience welcome. www.lisathorpe.com

Students will learn the basic techniques of needle felting. The course will be split into two parts. First, a brief introduction to the technique of needle felting, then learn different ways of transfering a picture onto fabric before embarking on the actual project which has been pre-printed on a piece of linen.

"The Lotus Flower" is a simple beginner paper piecing pattern designed by Quiltworx.com. Level up your paper piecing skills while having fun making a top that will intrigue you every step of the way. The curves are easy peasy...seriously! Be shocked and amazed at your results. Yes, you can do that. www.indigobluequilts.com

Are you tired of stitching in the ditch? Learn to utilize the power of your walking foot (or dual feed) to stitch "near" the ditch instead. It's much faster and easier, yielding results that are very forgiving and more fun to stitch. Students will be empowered to embrace the beauty of imperfection as they learn to quilt their own quilts. See how a simple straight stitch or machine decorative stitch can yield so many different possibilities. Students will also learn best practices for successful walking foot style quilting. www.christaquilts.com

10 inch fabric Layer Cake squares are design powerhouses because of the potential for all the different blocks you can make from them, including these perfectly pretty pines. Choose eighteen 10 inch squares, plus a background fabric, and a little fabric for the tree trunks. Learn a fun new technique for making the large center pines and using Kimberly's Precision Flying Geese & HST ruler and the outer border trees are pieced from the leftover bits. Once you make one block, you won't want to stop because they are simply so much fun to construct. Choose your prettiest holiday prints or a selection of lovely autumn or forest fabrics for a stunning quilt you can enjoy year-round. Kimberly has so many great tips and tricks to share for this project. Whether you're a skilled beginner or a pro, learn a ton of new techniques. Spend a fun-filled, stress-free day in class with Kimberly and leave feeling like a pre-cut fabric pro. www.kimberlyeinmo.com
Supply list available after July 1, 2025

Watercolors have been an almost indispensable part of Art Quilts for a long time. Work along with a step-by-step demonstration on how to use watercolor markers on silk touch fabrics to create unique designs. The results are beautiful, colorful, and perfect. All you need are a small set of brushes, water, and the watercolor makers. Use these original techniques to awaken the artist in each of us. It's a pleasure and so easy. Let's do it!

Join a transformative journey into the world of garment pattern making with "Pattern Making 101". Discover why it's a game changer for your garment sewing projects and learn Tricia's simplified approach that demystifies the process. This hands-on class will empower you with a key garment pattern-making principle, allowing you to enhance your existing purchased patterns and bring your unique creations to life effortlessly. www.creativecostumeacademy.com

Experience an introduction to fabric collage using Jane Haworth's poppy patterns. This small project is the perfect canvas for adding hand stitching and beading. Learn a simple, forgiving collage technique and simple embroidery stitches. www.janehaworth.com

In this hands-on class, MJ Kinman, maker of giant gem quilts, introduces the first rule of color interaction and shows how to apply it to your own quilt design to create dramatic effects, regardless of the subject matter. For example, using strips and squares of solid fabric, MJ will show how to add sparkle (bling) to your quilts, create dramatic focal points, and add exciting visual movement. MJ's class is based on her new book, Cracking the Color Code: Master the Magic of Color Interaction, 2025, self-published, available in class and on her website. www.mjkinman.com

Learn how easy it is to add your own fabrics, panels, and photos to EQ8. Import fabrics, straighten, scale, crop, and add them to your Favorites library. Add current manufacturer fabric lines to use in your quilt designs. Include fabric panels to creatively design one-of-a-kind quilts. Explore adding photos for photo quilts and more. This class requires that you have completed a beginning EQ8 class. You must read and follow the Supply List to be prepared for this class. Windows and Mac users welcome. www.lorimillerdesigns.com

Stitch exercises demonstrate how sewing machine needles, thread, technique, and you, the quilter, control stitch quality. Experience stitching with a variety of needles and fabrics, along with a few surprises. Gain respect for the needle and elevate confidence in your needle selection. This is a fun and hands-on educational class. Be prepared to thread the needle multiple times. Sew SCHMETZ! www.schmetzneedles.com

Learn easy, foolproof techniques for beautiful, successful bindings every time. Tips for machine or hand-sewn bindings included, with a bonus demo on piping. Looks hard, but SEW easy. www.tensisters.com

Twenty-four Festival teachers at separate tables around the room offer continuous demonstrations of particular techniques and methods. Enrollees circulate around the room informally and receive a booklet consisting of a handout from each participating teacher.

Ruth Ann Berry—Shortcuts to 3-D Quilts
Creating the illusion of 3-D with color, value, and contrast just got easier. Using a new measuring technique, 3-D quilts can be built in columns of measured strips with 60 degree cut ends. This new updated cutting and constructing method eliminates the need to sew a long series of identical triangles. www.quiltersclinic.com

Barbara Black—Work Faster, Not Harder
Learn a variety of tips and tricks that will speed up your quiltmaking. From how to use charm squares for FAST Nine Patches to making six different blocks from only four cuts. You will wonder "Why didn't I think of that?"! www.bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com

Kim Brownell—Fabric Scrap Fun
Have a bin full of fabric scraps hanging around? Make fabric clusters. Use them to adorn notecards, embellish your quilts, make them into brooches or barrettes, and anything else that you can think of. Make them wherever you go, they're very portable. Betcha can't make just one! www.thewackydoodlequilter.com

Nina Clotfelter—How to Combine Multiple Quilting Designs Together
Combining quilting designs together adds a lot of interest to your quilt. This also adds texture. Have fun learning which designs work well together, how to choose designs to go together, and how to make it work. www.ninaquilts.com

Tina Craig—Fussy Cutting with the Wonder Window
Tina developed the Wonder Window as an aid for fussy cutting any shape for English Paper Piecing. Using materials you may already have on hand, it eliminates the need to purchase an acrylic template for each shape. The technique is especially exciting on fabric with mirror-image motifs. www.seaside-stitches.com

Jaimie Davis—Dynamic Details—Designing with Derwent Inktense Pencils
Explore ways to "paint" on fabric with Derwent Inktense pencils. Whether you want to paint a whole quilt or just add shadows and highlights to existing fabrics, these pencils are a versatile, clean, and easy-to-use way to add dynamic details to your projects. Derwent Inktense pencils are watercolor pencils in strong, vibrant colors which work beautifully on their own or can be mixed together to create rich or subtle tones. They can be used either dry for rich intense color or combined with aloe vera gel to create a vivid translucent effect on fabric. Once dry, the color is permanent and can be worked over with other mixed-media. www.loopytulips.com

Laura Lee Fritz—The Weight of a Thread Line
Yes, you can embroider a continuous-line quilting design! Practice along with Laura Lee Fritz (master quilter since 1987) as she demonstrate how to change the line weight as you stitch, from thin to thick, to emphasize prominent areas, and recede secondary details within a single line of stitching. These lines do not need filling in. In your own work, use the embroidery techniques to enhance your regular quilting, whether you do the latter by hand or by machine. Add beauty and meaning to your own works of love. www.lauraleefritz.net

Jacquelyn Frost—Tunisian Crochet on an Interchangeable Hook
Tunisian crochet, also known as afghan crochet or hybrid crochet, is a crochet technique to make a dense but flexible fabric. Come see how this technique is accomplished with an interchangeable hook set up! www.kimonomomo-shop.com

Sue Heinz—One and Done! Solving for "Quilt as Desired"
Finding the right combination of quilting designs to balance a quilt can be challenging. Let Sue Heinz reveal her secret of using just one shape to fill an entire quilt with a variety of unique and harmonious blocks, borders, grids, triangles, linear, and circular designs. Simple shape, stunning results…easy to master! www.sueheinz.com

Nancy Hinds—A New Look at Cathedral Windows
This technique Nancy developed used one circle and one square to make the block. Nancy will demo the process from start to finish, with step-by-step samples. Variations with colors and sizes will be discussed. www.fiberartsstudio.com

Dana Jones—Demystifying Design for FPP
Extreme angles, sharp points, precise piecing, easy patch cutting, one-of-a-kind images, and more, are all possible with Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP). This sampler will introduce you to principles that can guide you in creating your own FPP patterns. www.danajonesquilts.com

Cindy Lohbeck—A Dive into Dextrin
Discover the versatility and fun of this highly sustainable method of resisting dye. Use with brushes, squeeze bottles, or stencils, the easy to mix and easy to use corn dextrin and potato dextrin resists offer a non-toxic and easy to wash out resist. www.dyehardsstudio.com

Jenny K. Lyon—Straight-Line Ruler Work—Easy and Accurate, Every Single Time!
Straight-line ruler work is versatile and easy, perfect for a reluctant free-motion quilter. You don't need an arsenal of rulers, just the right straight-line ruler. Then you are off and running— borders, fills, and yes, stitch-in-the-ditch! Straight-line ruler work gives a perfectly straight line in any direction on your quilt without even having to flip your quilt. Learn the basics and then start turning quilt tops into finished quilts. www.quiltskipper.com

Jennifer Moore—Stencil & Paint—Effortless Backgrounds on Pre-Cut Felt Kits
Discover how easy and fun it is to transform pre-cut felt kits using paints and stencils. In this demo, Jennifer will show simple techniques to create stunning backgrounds and unique designs that add depth, texture, and personality to your projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced maker, leave inspired to experiment with color and pattern in your own creations. Come see how effortless embellishing can be! www.asterandanne.com.au

Emma Jane Powell—Make Your Own Piping Piping brings definition, contrast, and dimension to any quilt. While store bought piping is limited to solid colors, creating your own allows for artistic freedom with fabric choice and thickness of the piping. Define sections of your quilt by taking advantage of the contrast piping provides. Add an unexpected 3-D element to your quilt with piping, and even learn how to avoid sewing curves with this dynamic demonstration. www.dreamitquiltit.com

Kyra Reps—Dots, Mandalas, Turned-Edge Appliqué Using the APLIQUICK^®™ Tools
Let Kyra show how to create a unique mandala with turned-edge appliqué using the APLIQUICK^®™ tools. Kyra will show how she grids her mandalas out and how you can make perfectly turned-edge appliqué with ease using the APLIQUICK^®™ tools. www.quiltingtranquility.com

Nancy Roelfsema—The Power of On Point Settings
A quilt set on point offers a captivating and dynamic look that can elevate your quilting projects beyond the ordinary. The diagonal layout allows for creative designs that capture attention and spark interest. To successfully set your quilt on point, consult the provided chart to find the ideal sizes for cutting side and corner setting triangles, along with setting squares. Experience the beauty of on point settings in your quilting today! www.quiltingwithnancy.com

Dena Rosenberg—Easy Appliqué Stems
Looking for an easy way to appliqué stems? See a quick demonstration on how to make easy appliqué stems. With this technique you can make wide or skinny stems. It’s all done the same way without any fancy tools. www.denarosenberg.com

Swan Sheridan—Love Hand Appliqué
Learn how to prepare your hand appliqué pieces with the freezer paper starch method. Swan will show how to use this method safely and effectively, setting up your pieces to be easy to travel with and stitch when you're ready. Discover some of the best ways to approach preparing your appliqué pieces for beautiful clean edges and lovely layering. www.swanamity.com

Deonn Stott—Y-Seams, Y Not? An Easy Approach to Y-Seam Construction
Have you dreamed of making complex-looking quilts but were stopped in your tracks by the dreaded Y-seam construction? Join Deonn as she shares just how easy it is to stitch a beautiful Y-seam that lays flat and takes no time at all. This gentle 60 degree angle is your gateway introduction to seemingly difficult seams that level up your quilting skills! www.quiltscapesqs.com

Joyce Teng—Fabric Mania—10 Ways to Create Custom Fabric
Have you ever wanted to transform a piece of dull fabric into something original and fun? Or have you needed to create fabric with a specific color palette? Joyce will demonstrate 10 unique media techniques for creating printed and colored images on materials from silk to cotton to polyester. Learn about five different mediums and how to apply them with various tools and layering stencils. Supplies are not required for the demo, although you may want to bring a pen and paper to take notes. www.teacherstamp.com

Debby Walters—You Can Learn to Love Your Curves!
Learn to love your curves and see how simple sewing a curved seam can be. 3 inch, 6 inch, 9 inch, and 12 inch curved seams will be thoroughly demonstrated. This demo is perfect for any quilter, from beginner to advanced, who has been hesitant to use beautiful curves in their quilts. You can do this! www.stripsandcurves.com

Debbie Wendt—Perfect Bindings Every Time
Bindings put the final touch on quilts. These tips and tricks make those bindings as perfect as possible. Debbie will discuss binding widths, attaching the binding, perfect mitered corners, and finishing tail ends neatly, to look like all other joins in the continuous binding. www.wendtquilting.com

Carol Wilhoit—Try Cork!
Cork is easy to cut and stitch. It is durable, sustainable, easy to keep clean, and the edges don't ravel. All of these attributes make cork fun to use. Learn tips for working with cork and receive a pattern for a zippered pencil case—a small project that is useful, makes a great little gift, and is an easy way to give cork a try. www.carolquilts.com  

So many things happen to quilters that are just fun. Laughing is part of quilting as much as thread. It holds us all together. Join Charlotte for an hour of laughs, stories, and a few quilts. www.charlotteangotti.com

In her lecture, MJ Kinman, maker of giant gem quilts, will share four rules of color interaction and show how to apply them to your own quilt designs to create dramatic effects, regardless of your inspiration. Add sparkle to your quilts. Create dramatic focal points. Add exciting visual movement. Make your quilts glow. Create powerful transparencies. Alter the appearance of a color simply by pairing it with another color. Create the illusion of metal without using metallic fabric or thread. MJ's lecture is based on her new book, Cracking the Color Code: Master the Magic of Color Interaction, 2025, self-published. www.mjkinman.com

Complete title—My Journey Through the Artistic Muddle. Jenny's journey as a quilter and artist has not been a direct path. She has wandered through some interesting places along the way. Listen to Jenny share her joys and triumphs as well as disasters, all in a humorous and encouraging manner. www.quiltskipper.com

Estela had an image in mind and really wanted to turn it into a quilt, but a quilt free of seams and without glue. She wanted a quilt like her, free and loose, to color the days. Learn one of the happiest and lightest methods Estela could suggest. Receive lots of tips on color theory, material, and fabric choices. But more than that, enjoy a lesson about freedom and about doing in life what makes us happy. Art Quilt being Art Quilt!

Hand projects allow you to make the most of your time. Speed-cutting the kite shapes makes this block much simpler than it looks. Y-seams are easy by hand. The kit includes pre-cut fabrics for one 18 inch star. Choose reproduction or bright fabrics (both available in class). This scrappy quilt makes it easy to make more stars from your fabrics at home to create the size quilt you want. Learn several interesting setting options. www.bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com

Take your garment pattern making skills to the next level. In this hands-on class, explore creative bodice designs using gathers, one of the fundamental principles of garment pattern making. Building on basic techniques, learn intuitive methods to adjust patterns, and bring your garment visions to life. Prior experience with "Pattern Making 101" or similar basics is recommended. www.creativecostumeacademy.com

Biscornu pincushions are traditionally made from two squares of needlepoint or embroidery. Create two fussy-cut EPP blocks using Tina's Wonder Window technique. Those two blocks will be stitched together into a quirky 3-dimensional shape. Don't forget to bring two sweet buttons from your collection. www.seaside-stitches.com

Have you always wanted to create beautiful, heirloom quality quilting stitches by hand? This class provides everything necessary to become a confident hand quilter, from a discussion of the objects needed for successful hand quilting, to an understanding of the theory behind hand quilting and a strong beginning stitch. It is a fun non-project class for the beginner and those with more experience alike. www.loopytulips.com

Thanks to Kimberly's clever design and signature cutting and construction technique for making no-fail Flying Geese units, this gorgeous quilt is comprised of straight set blocks that give the illusion of diagonally set rows. Only you'll know how easy it is to construct. “Flying Geese Crossing” is the perfect way to feature one of those luscious pre-cut strip bundles or favorite fabrics from your stash. The best part about Kimberly's method using her Precision Flying Geese & HST ruler is there is no math, no wasted fabric, and no stress to make Flying Geese. Cut and sew at least one block in class and learn everything you need to know to complete the quilt at home. This quilt is easily customizable for a wall or any size bed. Finish the class as a Flying Geese pro, and have a great time learning many helpful tips and tricks from Kimberly. And best of all, have fun! www.kimberlyeinmo.com
Supply list available after July 1, 2025.

Bring along a bag of your scrap fabrics and use these to create a brightly colored chicken collage. This is an easy and fun project transforming a regular looking hen into something cheerful and unexpected. The chicken is between 12 inches and 15 inches with three different patterns to choose from. www.janehaworth.com

Doilies are showing up everywhere, on jackets, bags, quilts, and jeans. Give your projects a little pop and dimension with these vibrant hand-dyed doilies, rich in saturated color and texture. Learn how to apply dye to only the areas you choose, making it easy to enhance the woven patterns. Receive a variety of linens ranging in size from small to large and a rainbow of dye to color them with. www.dyehardsstudio.com

Are your borders simply boring? Do you just slap on strips of fabric to add length and width to your quilt? Is your sashing simple? Take your borders from blah to beautiful and your sashing from sad to stunning with the built-in tools in EQ8. This fun workshop explores a variety of borders and styles from pieced, Flying Geese, appliqué, Checkerboard, and more. Use borders to jazz up a panel or medallion quilt. Discover creative sashing with pieced blocks and clever design ideas. Your quilts are limited only by your imagination. NOTE: This workshop moves at a faster pace than beginner EQ8 workshops. PC and Mac users welcome. www.lorimillerdesigns.com

What happens when you take dots and mandalas and then throw some fabric paint in the mix? The wonderful world of dot painting on fabric opens up! Join Kyra in dot painting on fabric, creating your own unique mandala design. Beware, this class will make you addicted to dot painting and open up a whole new world of creativity. www.quiltingtranquility.com

The LeMoyne Star block is a timeless quilt design that has captivated crafters since the early 1900s. While there are several techniques to create this block, Nancy strongly recommends the classic method featuring set-in seams. This approach not only enhances your skill set but also builds a foundation for countless future quilting projects. Nancy's easy-to-follow technique removes the intimidation often associated with set-in seams, empowering you to achieve beautiful results with confidence. www.quiltingwithnancy.com

Complete title—Plenty of Hearts 16 Inches x 20 Inches. Always wanted to learn needleturn appliqué, but haven't had the chance? "Plenty of Hearts" is a charming small quilt containing 20 small heart blocks. Inward points, outward points, and soft outward curves are all present in this heart. Find out how relaxing and fun appliqué really can be. This is the perfect project for the beginner. www.denarosenberg.com

Can't decide how you want your top quilted? Bring in your favorite unquilted quilt top and let's discuss. Stacie will share thoughts and quilting suggestions and brainstorm ideas with the other students. Several quilt tops will be shown and discussed. www.seamsdivine.com