Small-group patchwork quilting class with Geraldine Edgington, from cutting fabric and piecing blocks to machine quilting and binding.
Geraldine Edgington is running a patchwork quilting class at Fashion n' Fabrics on Friday 13 November, and it's a small one — just six places. The session is run under her Handmade by Geraldine banner, and she specialises in small-group textile workshops, so this fits right into her usual way of working.
The class takes you through the whole process of making a quilt from start to finish. You'll cover cutting the fabric and piecing together the quilt blocks, then sandwiching the layers, machine quilting them, and finally adding the binding. It's a full run-through, so you'll see how a quilt actually comes together rather than just picking up one part of it.
It's set up to work for two different kinds of quilter. If you're a beginner, you'll pick up the essentials. If you've already got some experience, you can bring along a pattern or an unfinished project and get some individual help with it. Because it's a small group, there's plenty of room to ask questions and work at your own pace.
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Fashion n' Fabrics is on Beech Road, a St Albans fabric and craft shop that runs its own programme of sewing, knitting, crochet, patchwork and textile classes. The session costs £20, and with only six places, it'll fill up quickly.
