Accuquilt for Beginners Class is on Zoom, Saturday, May 3rd and 10th, 6-9:00 p.m. Eastern time (check your time zone). Because class is on the weekend, I hope you will put it on your calendar. 

Build your confidence for using the Accuquilt Cutting system. Understand how Accuquilt has done the math for us by building Qube shapes with seam allowances.

Class is recorded, and available to download for three days. Receive a pdf of the PowerPoint as a permanent reference. 

Enjoy membership on an Accuquilt for Beginners Facebook page created as an extension of the Zoom classroom. Tell your friends about these classes. There is so much to learn. Register here by clicking on this link. 

Come learn the power of the Qube. Develop a mindset that enables you to look at a pattern, put down the rotary cutter, and cut accurately with the shapes in your Qube.

Learn to translate your patterns on Saturday, April 19th and 26th. Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m. Eastern time. (Check your time zone.) Would love to see you in class.

Class is recorded and downloadable. Also, you receive a PowerPoint pdf that gives you a permanent reference of topics covered, and you will be invited into a Pattern Conversion Facebook page that is an extension of our Zoom classroom. Continue to practice and learn. It's a great resource. 

Register for this Saturday class by clicking here. 

The Mystery Build-a-Quilt Block of the Month class is a nine month virtual quilting bee. Goal of the class: To help you open your Qube and become proficient in using it. 

Open to all sewing levels, instruction offers tips and tricks for creating beautiful quilt blocks and stunning quilts with the Qube. 

Option to create a quilt top to be long-armed OR learn quilt-as-you-go techniques so you may quilt each block on your own machine. 

Choose your own fabrics. Enjoy more than 30 quilt block patterns. Creatively design your own quilt. There is mystery in everything we do and the global camaraderie is wonderful. 

New registration will begin again in October 2025. Stay tuned. 

Alerting anyone wanting to attend Accuquilt Club that it is on Wednesday this time, April 9th, 2-4:00 p.m. Eastern time. (Check your time zone) This Club can be a one time visit or I welcome you to attend regularly.

We talk dies, sales, tips and tricks, and then usually there is some topic we address. It is recorded and happily downloadable. There is also a PowerPoint pdf. 

This is a great entry level Zoom class. After the PowerPoint we open our microphones for dialoguing about questions and answers. I demo anything that needs a real time explanation.

Bring your questions and we will answer them. 

Click here and register.

The June Die of the Month is the awesome Pineapple Die. It creates an amazing 10" block that when joined to fellow Pineapple blocks will produce a phenomenal quilt. 

This BOB die can pull 2, 3, or 4 colors together into an easy to create unique block. 

Learn how to organize the different sized pieces. Then you’re golden because it’s a delightful block to sew. Enjoy this class with me. What an awesome summer project! 

Click here to register for this June 25th class. See you there.

Thursday, May 29th and June 5th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time, there is a basic intro to the watercolor quilt process.

I love watercolor table runners or wall hangings especially. They are small projects that are both doable and fun. 

If you're interested in making a small project, join me. We will work with a fusible grid like that worked with in the Ten Sisters class.

Look for blender fabrics that have flowers from every season. Avoid big, big flowers. It's okay for the fabrics to have backgrounds that are dark, medium or light. 

Click here to register. Open the door to watercolor quilts.

Coming this summer. So many of us have UFOs that need attention. Many of those UFOs (unfinished projects) are scattered around our sewing room and we comment, "Well, someday, when I have time..."  Are you with me? 

I've decided this summer is the time to tackle a few of those UFOs. If we complete them, perhaps we can use them ourselves, or gift them for Christmas. 

And so, Christmas workshops is born. Why not get together and sew for a day once a month? 

Most of these workshops will be scheduled during the week. If you prefer something on a Sunday, perhaps we can put one in. Just let me know at eileen@quiltersb.com.

When the dates are on the calendar, you'll be the first to know. I promise. 

April's die of the month is the Goose Tracks Die. This is just a fun die that has the ability to be added into a multitude of quilt designs. 

Looking at how it may work with the Log Cabin die is an option. Creating a quilt with just this block design is also a very beautiful option. 

Tuesday, April 22nd from 2-5:00 p.m. will be our gathering time. The class is recorded and downloadable. I will also create for you a cheat sheet for creating this block. 

Click here to join me. See you in April. 

May's die of the month is fun. Join me for the Morningstar Die class on Friday, May 23rd, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time. 

The Morning Star block looks overwhelming at first. But this Block on Board (BOB) creates a beautifully intricate 12” block. In one pass through any AccuQuilt cutter, you have just what is needed for a beautiful quilt block.

Remove the cellophane from your die. Learn how to use it.

Simply click here and you can register for class. See you there!

Many exclaim, “I am terrible at choosing fabrics for my quilts.” So, let’s do a class and talk about that. I'm all in. Are you? 

Allow me to give you tips and tricks for selecting fabrics. Talk values, shades, tints, dark, medium and light with me. Get into a helpful mindset for choosing just what you need next time around. 

Remove the stress. Playing with fabric can be fun. I'll even give resources that are helpful for choosing color combos. 

Interested. Class is May 31st, 2-5:00 p.m. Click here to register.

Four classes: May 17th and 24th, June 14th and 21st, 6-9:00 p.m. Need a practice sewing class when starting out with your Accuquilt cutting system? 

This class, specially designed for beginners, will guide you through starter quilt shapes, best practices for sewing them, fabric preparation and pressing tips. 

This will be hands on in class sewing. Bring your scraps or chosen fabrics for creating. This may be just what you need to review your sewing skills. Create a table runner with me. Maybe something for Christmas. 

Here is the link to register for this class: Click here.

A QUILT AS YOU GO CLASS is happening Friday, May 30th and June 6th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time.

Take completed quilt blocks, learn how to quilt them on your domestic machine. Square them and learn to join them with borders into a beautiful, finished quilt.

Recommended supplies: Pauline Rogers Quilt as You Go Handbook, Pauline Rogers Sasher Tools set, Hobb's Heirloom cotton/polyester FUSIBLE batting, Clover double forked pins, and Roxanne's Baste-It Glue.

This QAYG approach to finishing a quilt is satisfying and methodical. Best part: the quilt is completely done by you. If you would like to participate with us, register by clicking here.