Foundations of Quilt Making

Foundations of Quilt Making

Learn the basics of Quilting with Erin Miller.

By The Woodworking School at Pine Croft

Date and time

October 4 · 9am - October 5 · 5pm EDT

Location

The Woodworking School at Pine Croft

1865 Big Hill Road Berea, KY 40403

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 15 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 day 8 hours

Course Description: The key to a good sewing experience is regularly practicing the basics. In this class we will cover the foundational elements of quilt making through planning, cutting, sewing, and finishing a small wall hanging from start to finish. This class is designed to accommodate both beginners and those more comfortable with sewing who want to hone their skill. Participants will learn best practice throughout the process and leave with the competency to keep quilting confidently at home.


Lunch, tools, and materials provided.


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Organized by

 

Berea College has re-opened the former Kelly Mehler School of Woodworking under the leadership of Berea College Head of Woodcraft Rob Spiece as The Woodworking School at Pine Croft. Both Rob and Berea College are dedicated to preserving the fundamental character the school has been known for as we move the school into its next phase.  The Woodworking School at Pine Croft further supports Berea College’s 120-year commitment to the preservation and promotion of craft.

While in some ways woodworking is an individual pursuit, there are common traits that connect across makers: a desire to expand our skills, furnish our homes, surround ourselves with the handmade, and join a community of dedicated craftspeople. We believe that craft can both preserve traditions and beauty – and that craft can act as a counterbalance to a disposable and consumer-reliant world. Making is essential to us. We are excited to share a place where students can grow in their skills and fulfill their creative pursuits. Providing opportunities to work with leading instructors who come from diverse backgrounds and have different woodworking perspectives. All are welcome to attend

$350