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Western Sew, Quilt & Textile Expo
Reno, NV
June 21 - 23, 2012
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Cancellation/Exchange Policy:
Absolutely NO refunds will be made for admission or class
tickets—NO exceptions.
However, a seminar ticket can be
exchanged at the show if your class is not sold out and has not
occurred. Lost or forgotten tickets cannot be replaced or
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Workshops & Seminars - Thursday, June 21, 2012
Order Classes/Workshops for:
Wednesday -
Thursday - Friday
- Saturday
Complete Descriptions of
Seminars and Workshops (PDF)
Order Form only (PDF) for Fax and Mail Orders only -
(for more efficiency, please order online.)
Come early to the Expo to pick up your tickets at WILL CALL.
Please present your confirmation e-mail at the will-call window.
All tickets are held at will call
- NO TICKETS WILL BE MAILED
Your Admission ticket is required before
entering classes. However, it is NOT required to attend the
Wednesday pre-show workshops.
Kit Fees are payable to the instructor in classroom, while
Class Fees are paid in advance when you register.
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Admission
1-Day Admission Ticket: $8 with Coupon
or advance $7
Weekend Pass: $15.00 - Good for all 3 Days
Young Adults under 16 FREE
Please note: Wednesday's Workshops do not
require an Admission Ticket
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David Taylor
David Taylor Quilts
David been the recipient of the Fairfield Master Award
for Contemporary Quilt Artistry from the International
Quilt Association (2006), the Brother Machine
Workmanship Award from the American Quilters Society
(2008) and has twice received Best of Show honors at the
Spring International Quilt Festival in Chicago (2007,
2008).
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FEATURED
AWARD WINNING CONTEMPORARY QUILT ARTIST |
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 Learn
to create detailed pictorial images with basic appliqué,
yet never having to stitch a single point! The secret is
my “Over and Under” appliqué technique. My pictorial
quilts are all created this way, as I layer
the appliqué pieces from background to foreground.
Occasionally pieces have to be stitched side-by-side,
and this is when the technique comes into play.
Kit fee: $30 paid to the teacher in the
classroom
Kit includes pattern and fabrics.
Students can choose a pattern of the Penguin,
Hummingbird or Chickadee.
Bring to class:
Pencil and eraser
Paper scissor
Fabric scissor
Scotch tape
Liquid or spray starch
Small nylon artist’s paint brush
Hand-sewing needle: I use John James Gold’n Glide #10
Hand-sewing thread: I use Gutermann 50 wt. cotton
Straight pins for appliqué
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9:00 am -
4:00 pm
$110 - # WTR-15
(Includes 3-Day Admission Pass)
LIMIT 25 STUDENTS
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Heather Thomas
Wild Heather Designs
I’m a mixed media fiber artist who got her start with
traditional quilt making. I designed my first pattern
more than 20 years ago and have published more than 100
designs. After more than 12 years of teaching color &
design I wrote my second book, A Fiber Artists Guide to
Color & Design which came on the hills of my wildly
popular first book, Fabric Embellishing; the basics and
beyond.
In 2011 I was a guest writer for Quilting Arts magazine
with a six part feature on Free Style Machine Quilting,
a technique that I think is the most fun you can have
with a sewing machine. I continue to create and design
and write about new and unusual fiber based techniques.
My greatest passion however is teaching. As an
instructor it is my goal to help each student realize
his or her potential as an artist. I think that
knowledge is freedom and
that freedom gives us wings.
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FEATURED FIBER ARTIST, WRITER, DESIGNER AND INSTRUCTOR |
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 Increase your free motion quilting skills as you learn all
about Heather’s free style technique of quilting first
and coloring after. Heather will teach you how to use
her catalogue of designs to create your own unique wall
quilt featuring circles, flowers, hearts and or birds.
Learn how to achieve texture and how to mix and match
fill designs. Once the quilting is complete, Heather
will teach you all about fabric ink and how to use it
including color mixing and techniques in both wet and
dry blending. She will then show you how to highlight
your work with iridescent oil paintstiks. For anyone
with some free motion quilting experience.
Bring to class:
Sewing machine with walking and free motion feet and
manual
1 /2 yard prepared for dying cotton fabric*
18” x 40” piece of cotton batting*
1/3 yard solid black fabric (will need to complete, but
will not use in class)*
Black cotton thread, two spools, one 40 weight and one
50 weight*
Size 90 machine quilting or top stitch needles*
Several bobbins (you can pre-fill them with the 50 wt.
thread if desired)
Rotary cutting tools, straight pins*, scissors, ultra
fine marking pencil
Sketch/drawing paper*, colored pencils*
Kit fee: $25 All students are asked to pay the
instructor a kit fee of $25.00 for use of inks and
paints
An optional kit for all of the above products marked
with an asterisks is available for an additional cost of
$30.00 (optional kit must be ordered at least 2 weeks
prior to class.
Email:
info@wildheatherdesigns.com
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am -
4:00 pm
$110 - # WTR-17
(Includes 3-Day Admission Pass)
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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Ami Simms
Mallery Press, Inc
My name is Ami Simms (Ami rhymes with salami, but
I'll answer to any lunch meat!)
I am the author of eight books on quilting including my
newest, Picture Play Quilts. My other books are How To
Improve Your Quilting Stitch, Invisible Appliqué, Every
Trick In The Book, Classic Quilts: Patchwork Designs
From Ancient Rome, How NOT To Make A Prize-Winning
Quilt, Creating Scrapbook Quilts, and Fun Photo-Quilts &
Crafts. I am also the creator of the WORST Quilt in the
World Contest® and the founder and
executive director of the Alzheimer's Art Quilt
Initiative.
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TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY QUILTING DESIGNER |
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 Learn
how to make fantastic fabric bowls by zigzagging coils
of clothesline wrapped with scraps (or "real" fabric) in
this full-day workshop based on the techniques presented
in Susan Brier's book, It's A Wrap. These fabric bowls
are fast and fun and they look spectacular!
You'll learn a quick way to slice bias fabric with your
rotary cutter, how to wrap and glue the fabric in place,
and how to stitch the fabric/clothesline coil. You'll
experiment by making a small bowl. Over-achievers will
be able to make more than one project as you'll be able
to work at your own pace throughout the day.
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to class: Items preceded by an * can be
purchased in class.
*Susan Brier's book, It's A Wrap is required for each
student.
*100 feet lengths of cotton clothesline to wrap.
*100 feet lengths of Ami-dyed cotton clothesline to skip
the wrapping part all together.
*Fabric glue that dries clear and is still pliable (Not
water soluble.)
*Plastic coated wire clips or clothes pins with springs.
* Size 14 (90) needles. (for medium/heavyweight fabrics)
Pre-washed, (and ironed) 100% cotton fabric. Prints are
great as they hide mistakes; large prints with lots of
colors work well; coordinated pieces require only
slightly more thought. Small bowls take about ¾ of a
yard, 1 yard for larger bowls. Bring as much fabric as
you care to haul.
Rotary ruler, cutter and large mat.
A sturdy sewing machine in good working order that
ZIGZAGS. (No featherweights.) Please be sure you know
how to work your machine. Bring ALL the feet you have.
Thread that compliments your fabric choices.
IS THIS OPTIONAL? POWERWRAPER?
Small scissors.
Ami's new, updated PowerWrapper significantly speeds up
the wrapping process. She will bring enough for all
students. Price: $10 each.
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WORKSHOP
9:00 am -
4:00 pm
$110 - # WTR-16
(Includes 3-Day Admission Pass)
LIMIT 25
STUDENTS
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Bobbie Bergquist
Quilters Treasure
Bobbie Bergquist is a quilt maker who strives to keep
things simple quick and fun. She was the inspiration for
Quilters Treasure whose goal is to give quilters an
artist pallet.
She has taught in 40 states including Hawaii, and
conducts workshops and seminars at many quilt shows,
guilds & shops. Bobbie has judged quilts nationally for
more than 5 years.
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 All
Levels
Are your quilt blocks different sizes? Do your quilt
tops shift? Do you have trouble finding a flat surface
large enough and at a comfortable height to baste your
quilt layers together? If you would like an easy way to
make a large quilt that is flat, square and even, then
this is the workshop for you.
Discover how to prepare and assemble quilt blocks using
this “Quilt-As-You-Go” method, which will permit you to
see all your seams as you sew. No guess work here! A
perfect way to create large quilted projects easily! You
can measure the bottom, middle and top of your quilt and
they will all measure the same. There will also be a
dotted ¼ inch line to cut, which will also square your
quilt. Then, to finish it off, add binding and you have
a perfect quilt.
Bring to class: Sewing machine in good working
order.
Participants should bring pen/pencil/chalk, scissors,
ruler (this should be at least 10” long and have numbers
on the top and bottom of the ruler; (it cannot be square
ruler), needle & thread. Most techniques can be done in
class and you will have an opportunity to try these
techniques.
Kit fee: $20 paid to the teacher in the
classroom
Kit includes: fabric, batting, backing, binding and
printed directions. An instructional CD-ROM is available
for $24.95.
Email Joe@QuiltersTreasure.com with any questions
regarding this class or class supplies.
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WORKSHOP
5:00 pm -
9:00 pm
$60 - # WTR-22
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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Jan Bones
Lingerie Secrets Patterns
Jan has designed regular and plus sized
patterns for her pattern company, “Lingerie Secrets”
since 1995. She also produces sewing DVD’s and writes
sewing books and articles. Jan travels extensively
across Canada and the United States teaching seminars
and classes to share her methods for creating beautiful
Lingerie.
There are also over 850 Dress Forms in sewing spaces all
over Canada and the US made in one of Jan’s workshops.
At home in Winnipeg, Jan taught pattern making, garment
construction and fitting at the University of Manitoba
for over 30 years and now teaches part time at Red River
College and MC College.
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So many secrets for you!!
Learn to sew beautifully shaped seams, enclosed seams
and finishes for knit camisoles. Create bound edge
collars for robes, the perfect shirttail hem and neat
pockets.
Join Jan for a class full of must have ideas: functional
sewing tips and ideas to give you sewing joy!!.
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SEMINAR
9:00 am -
10:00 am
$8 - # STR-2A
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A Bias cut design is comfortable and amazing!
Jan will teach you methods for accurate cutting, sewing
and finishing in many garments made with the bias grain
direction. Learn no-bulk necklines, neat hems, smooth
seams for lingerie and day wear designs.
See new “Lingerie Secrets” designs, innovative sewing
techniques and professional finishing methods..
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SEMINAR
12:30 pm -
1:30 pm
$8 - # STR-7A
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Pam Clarke
Designs With Lines
Pam Clarke has been quilting since the late 1960's and
sewing for 46 years. She lives in Spokane WA and grew up
in Sacramento CA. Pam has been machine quilting and
teaching machine quilting, piecing and appliqué classes
since 1988. She is the owner of Homes Stitches a
professional machine quilting business that was started
in 1988. Her work can be seen in several published
magazines and books. She quilts for Debbie Mumm, K-P
kids, Fiber Mosaics, Mary Lou and Company, Fabric Sales,
Kaufman, Bernantix, Retta Weirheim and Martingale.
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Confident Beginner
 Whether
you are a confident beginner to an advanced machine
quilter using your mid-arm machine, longarm machine or
your home machine, you will find this class packed full
of valuable information so simple to learn that you will
be amazed at the versatile and exciting ways you’ll
approach machine quilting.
This workshop is designed to help speed up the process
of machine quilting. Pam Clarke will share her
convenient, proven and helpful methods of creating
outstanding continuous designs. Discover the easy to
follow instructions to customizing and personalizing
your quilt tops.
This workshop will begin with sketching in a workbook
provided by Pam Clarke. Follow along as she draws these
designs using an overhead projector and discover the
effective and convenient approach to unlimited designs
using basic lines as a reference guide. Then sit back
and watch as Pam stitches these designs using the
Longarm machine.
Experience the dramatic difference in how you approach
your next quilt and appreciate the outstanding quality
you will be able create and the confidence in knowing
you can create a unique and invaluable style of your
own.
Hand out $5.00 paid to the teacher in the
classroom.
* Quilting Machines are being sponsored by
Quilter’s Paradise / Nolting Longarm Machines
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LECTURE / DEMO
9:00 am -
11:00 am
$40 - # WTR-18
LIMIT 30
STUDENTS
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 Confident
Beginner to the Advanced Quilter using the mid-arm,
longarm or home machine.
Learn four corner/borders techniques that will change
the way you approach your next quilt. Several samples
and techniques will be covered in class along with a
workbook to keep notes. Using your workbook, follow
along with Pam as she draws these borders using an
overhead and learn how to design these effortless
borders.
Working with corners, borders and sashing is the goal
using several straight line stencils as references
points to develop outstanding designs to help speed up
your marking and quilting time. Discover how to deal
with problem borders or sashing and which design works
best in these areas.
Borders, Borders, and more will be the topic of
discussion in this workshop. You will be amazed how
simple borders can really be!
Kit fee: $5.00 paid to the teacher in the
classroom.
Kit includes: 30+ page workbook with loads of ideas for
each student.
Bring to Class: colored pencils or
pens, a pencil, a small sharpener and eraser.
* Quilting Machines are being sponsored by
Quilter’s Paradise / Nolting Longarm Machines
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LECTURE / DEMO
12:00 pm -
2:00 pm
$40 - # WTR-19
LIMIT 30 STUDENTS
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Confident Beginner
 This
class is guaranteed to change the way you approach your
next quilt. Pam Clarke a Longarm machine quilter since
1988 has finished over 7,500 quilts. Learn her secrets
to custom quilting the fast and beautiful way. Save
loads of time and discover that you don’t need all those
special tools to do custom designs.
Valuable information and designs will be provide in a
workbook for each student to keep notes; follow along
with Pam as she draws continuous designs from block to
block using the sashing and borders to make the least
amount of stops. Then sit back and watch as Pam demo’s
using the Longarm machine to quilt several different
designs in different blocks with the least amount of
stops. This class is for the serious quilter who wants
to save serious time.
Hand out $5.00 paid to the teacher in the
classroom.
Bring to class: a clip-board, colored
pens or pencils, small sharpener and eraser.
* Quilting Machines are being sponsored by
Quilter’s Paradise / Nolting Longarm Machines
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LECTURE / DEMO
2:30 pm -
4:30 pm
$40 - # WTR-20
LIMIT 30 STUDENTS
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Carmen Geddes
Tensisters Handicraft
Carmen Geddes resides in Eagle Mountain, Utah. Together
with her husband Patrick, they have three sons and two daughters. They have
three darling grandsons; Parker, Caden, and Grant.
Being raised in a large family, she started quilting and sewing as a young girl,
and has been hooked ever since! She teaches many quilting and sewing classes all
around the country. She also specializes in teaching Husqvarna Viking Embroidery
Software. She has worked for Husqvarna Viking dealers for over 17 years,
included hiring, training, and teaching.
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 Have you ever been stumped when it comes to finishing that
quilt? Or want to add that special finishing touch?
Then this class is for you! In addition to easily making
your binding- you will learn to add special touches like
piping, prairie points and other finishes. Demo on how
to create scallop and wavy borders and much more!
Lots of great tricks and tips to make your bindings the
perfect finish to all your quilting projects!
Kit fee: $5
Bring to class: Sewing machine with
accessory feet for your sewing machine: piping foot,
zipper foot, ¼” piecing foot, scissors, regular thread,
invisible thread, there will be a few rotary cutters and
rulers to share, but bring yours if you want.
Fabric:½ yd of pre quilted fabric-
color does not matter- this is for making your samples.
Everything else you need will be in the kit.
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WORKSHOP
5:30 pm -
8:30 pm
$45 - # WTR-23
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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Julie Gutierrez
Quilter's Paradise / Nolting Longarm Machines
Julie Gutierrez has been machine quilting for 7 years on
her Nolting Longarm, and has been teaching longarm
classes for the last 6 years. Julie has quilted over
2500 quilts through her business, and travels
extensively for shows.
This is no part time business for her. Julies love for
her Nolting machine and quilting has led her to be a
very successful Nolting longarm machine dealer and
quilter.
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 Every
Kind of feather you can imagine. It will cover heirloom
feathers, easy no touch feathers and funky feathers and
other kinds.
Learn the anatomy of a feather and when and where to put
them on quilts.
Bring to class: a notebook and pencil.
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WORKSHOP
5:30 pm -
8:00 pm
$40 - # WTR-27
LIMIT 16 STUDENTS
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Lorraine Henry
Lorraine Henry for Conselle
Lorraine is a specialist in sewing, fitting and pattern
alteration for Conselle Institute of Image Management.
She has a degree in Clothing and Textiles and was a
university instructor.
With 30 years of experience as a custom
dressmaker/tailor and teacher, she has a wealth of
knowledge to share with you about sewing and fit.
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Temper, temper! Can’t get those crotches to fit?
Learn the principles that relate to fitting all three of
our crotches – the two arms and the leg one. Learn about
the crotch figure variations that cause us to lose our
cool when the patterns don’t conform to OUR contours.
Turn from being crotchety to becoming calm, cool and
comfortable!
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SEMINAR
11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - # STR-4
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In a perfect world, all figures would be alike – in
perfect form.
In the real world, we come in all shapes and sizes. We
hopefully all have one head, one truck, two arms and two
legs but the various lengths and sizes are amazing!
Come and explore the world of figure combinations. Learn
how to analyze and compare measurements to best adjust
the patterns to fit your own unique physic!.
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SEMINAR
2:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$8 - # STR-9
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Roxanne
Langan
Roxanne's Ribbonry
Roxanne's quilting and
ribbonwork experience began over 25 years ago when she
discovered antique ribbon pieces and began to replicate
them. Victorian crazy quilting was the natural
progression. Now she incorporates the two arts, along
with historical photographs, vintage jewelry and other
mementos for embellishment.
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 Learn
the art of making ribbon roses while creating a useful
sheath for your scissors. Begin with a fabric photo and
surround it with fabric. Fold and antique your ribbon
roses and leaves, then stitch them to an embroidered
stem, These roses also appliqué beautifully on quilts.
Use lovely silk ribbon to embroider rosebuds and add
seed beads for sparkle. Bring a vintage necklace (or use
the trim supplied in the kit) to embellish the binding.
Your scissors will have a lovely place to reside.
 Techniques
you'll master: using fabric photos, easy ways to make
and antique roses and leaves with French wire-edge
ribbon, thread and silk ribbon embroidery, beadwork, and
using vintage jewelry to create a useful heirloom...all
in a fun atmosphere.
No sewing machine required.
Kit fee: $25 payable to teacher at class.
Kit includes: fabric photo, fabric and lining, French
ribbon for roses and leaves, silk ribbon for rosebuds,
beads, trim, embroidery floss, ribbon for binding and
strap, interfacing, snap, colored photo of project and
illustrated hand out.
Bring to Class: Basic sewing supplies:
needles (Milliners size 10 or 11 or short beading
needles and Darners size 6/7 or embroidery needles),
thread, scissors, ruler, pins, needle threader and
grabber are helpful, pencil for notes and a vintage
necklace for trim is optional.
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WORKSHOP
5:30 pm -
8:30 pm
$45 - # WTR-21
LIMIT 30 STUDENTS
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Lyla Messinger
L.J. Designs
Lyla J. Messinger is an internationally recognized
designer, speaker, author and teacher. She owns L.J.
Designs, a multi-faceted company including L.J. Designs,
À La Mode, and Eclectic Treasures pattern lines, Design
Plus® notions, and TheSewingPlace.com website for
fashion sewing enthusiasts.
Lyla retired from teaching to promote fashion sewing by
providing simple, stylish garment patterns, notions,
education and inspiration.
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Are you one of many with the ‘Fear of Sheer’? Sheers are
here and now, and will give you a feminine flirty look
with a simple garment. Lyla will share all the basics
you need to insure you have a successful experience with
sheer and silky fabrics.
See many wonderful garments, as
you explore how to complete a variety of beautiful
narrow hem edges, problem solve appropriate seams, and
successfully add a buttonhole. You’ll even learn how to
add small sheer design pieces to an existing pattern to
give it a fresh new look.
Lyla will guide you through
techniques that will simplify the handling and sewing of
sheers. Create reversible pieces, layer fabrics to add
dimension and variations in color, add innovative
accents, and more.
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SEMINAR
11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - # STR-5
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Enjoy the qualities and comfort of rayon knits with
simple, fast, updated techniques.
Discover Lyla’s unique decorative details which utilize
the versatile characteristics of today’s knit fabrics.
Innovative ideas, along with step by step instructions
will inspire you to sew with all sorts of knits, from
edgings to shirring, decorative trim to easy hemming
stable seams and more.
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SEMINAR
2:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$8 - # STR-9A
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Kathy Ruddy
Live Guides Inc.
Kathy is Vice President of Live Guides Inc., and
international sewing celebrity, educator, pattern
designer, serger and fitting expert.
Active in the sewing industry since 1962, Kathy is the
star of 10 serger and sewing videos and author of 12
serger and sewing booklets. She is a designer for Live Guides Inc..
Her specialty is “Comfortable Clothes That Camouflage”.
She is a contributing writer for Threads, Sew Beautiful
and her companies Newsletter and guest on “America Sews”
and “Sew Much More”. Her specialty is to show how to sew
and serge fast and easy without sacrificing quality, fit
or fashion details. Her fresh, fun classes are brimming
with surprises and ideas.
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All Serger owners and prospective Serger owners need this
information.
Kathy will teach you how the Serger operates from the
inside out. Learn about burrs, how width is used to
improve stitches, how to create a perfect
balanced-tension control strip to use for each new
fabric and thread.
Learn a sequential tension formula that works on any
Serger model and all thread types and five-minute Serger
pocket that can be added to any pattern. If you have a
Serger and barely use it or want to use it with greater
proficiency, this is a good class!
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SEMINAR
9:00 am -
10:00 am
$8 - # STR-2
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Obtain better results with these useful tips! Learn
about fabrics, how they can help or hinder your project,
how to understand ease and fit preferences, fabric
checkpoints and why and when to “fabric fit”.
See how to select and use interfacing, achieve accurate
cutting, marking, seaming, eliminate bulk and how to
stitch and adjust darts for your unique fitting needs.
With these techniques, your sewing is bound for success!
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SEMINAR
12:30 pm -
1:30 pm
$8 - # STR-7
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Connie Spurlock
Sew Wonderful Dreams
Connie is a teacher and designer who lives in Coeur
d’Alene, Idaho. Her pattern company for 19 years, Sew
Wonderful Dreams, specializes in paper piecing and
appliqué patterns. Don’t miss Connie’s fun-filled
workshops and seminars!
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Paper piecing is about ease and perfection...and it is a
technique that you can do.
A pattern printed on paper (so it can easily be enlarge
or reduced) is used as a base to duplicate the pattern
in fabric. You can have perfect points and we'll show
you a method that can allow anyone to succeed.
Never worry about the bias or removing the paper ~ we'll
tell you the difference between foundation piecing,
paper piecing and flip and sew.
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SEMINAR
9:00 am -
10:00 am
$8 - # STR-1
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Confused about fusible and the appliqué process?
We will show you all you need to know about selecting
the right fusible, reversing your patterns, easy
enlarging and reducing patterns to fit every project and
give you several ways to finish those raw edges on your
appliqué.
Need to know the blanket stitch? Come on along!"
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SEMINAR
3:30 pm -
4:30 pm
$8 - # STR-10
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Cindy Walter
Cindy Walter
Hawaii's own Cindy Walter is an inspiring and innovative
author, teacher, lecturer, TV personality and fabric
designer. You'll recognize her as the hostess of the TV
show Quilt Central which airs to most of the mainland
PBS stations and also as a regular hostess for
www.Quilterstv.com, free internet TV for quilters.
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The author of Fabric Painting with Cindy Walter will take
the mystery out of using paints on cloth.
Cindy explains the difference between dyes and paints
and when to use which. The only secret to painting on
fabric is how to apply it; she'll show you many
application methods and painted quilts.
This demonstration shows that coloring fabric is so easy
you'll soon be addicted.
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SEMINAR
11:00 am -
12:00 pm
$8 - # STR-3
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Learn from the author of Snippet Sensations.
Her demonstration will show you that you too can be an
artist...with fabric.
Snippets is the original free-form fusible appliqué
technique.
Use this technique in the future to complete an easy
project or a complex landscape quilt.
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SEMINAR
2:00 pm -
3:00 pm
$8 - # STR-8
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