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Patchwork & Quilting Evening classes , Randwick

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This four week course runs on Mondays from 2 March till 23 March between 7:00pm and 9:00pm at Randwick Girls High School.

Book online or over the phone: 9387 7400.

Create a family heirloom as you make a beautifully crafted sampler quilt. Learn about colour and design, piecing, appliqué, drafting and how to assemble and finish your quilt. By the end of the course you will have a small finished quilt top and have learnt techniques for machine or hand quilting.

Materials required for the first night

  • A selection of 100% cotton quilting fabric. Purchase the best quality fabric you can afford, they will make your project much more enjoyable. You can find quilting cottons at specialty patchwork and quilting stores or at bigger chain stores.
  • fine hand sewing needles
  • pins (fine glass head pins are best)
  • 100% cotton thread in a neutral colour that tones into your fabrics ie. beige, khaki, dove grey or charcoal.
  • fabric scissors
  • paper scissors
  • pencils and pens
  • you may wish to invest in: rotary cutter, self healing cutting mat and an acrylic ruler.

Quilts last many years, work with fabric that makes you happy or suits your décor. If you are not sure what to buy leave it till after your first class as I always have spare fabric to work from.

To begin with you will need a minimum of 4 different fabrics: chose a medium sized print that you like, select two plain colours or prints that coordinate with it and a smaller complementary print.

Patchwork & Quilting Evening classes , Randwick

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Lorena-Uriarte-quilt

This four week course runs on Mondays from 2 March till 23 March between 7:00pm and 9:00pm at Randwick Girls High School.

Book online or over the phone: 9387 7400.

Create a family heirloom as you make a beautifully crafted sampler quilt. Learn about colour and design, piecing, appliqué, drafting and how to assemble and finish your quilt. By the end of the course you will have a small finished quilt top and have learnt techniques for machine or hand quilting.

Materials required for the first night

  • A selection of 100% cotton quilting fabric. Purchase the best quality fabric you can afford, they will make your project much more enjoyable. You can find quilting cottons at specialty patchwork and quilting stores or at bigger chain stores.
  • fine hand sewing needles
  • pins (fine glass head pins are best)
  • 100% cotton thread in a neutral colour that tones into your fabrics ie. beige, khaki, dove grey or charcoal.
  • fabric scissors
  • paper scissors
  • pencils and pens
  • you may wish to invest in: rotary cutter, self healing cutting mat and an acrylic ruler.

Quilts last many years, work with fabric that makes you happy or suits your décor. If you are not sure what to buy leave it till after your first class as I always have spare fabric to work from.

To begin with you will need a minimum of 4 different fabrics: chose a medium sized print that you like, select two plain colours or prints that coordinate with it and a smaller complementary print.

Chuck Nohara Saturday Classes @ Material Obsession

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MO Chuck Nohara Class

Japanese patchwork is delightfully quirky and addictive, the patchwork blocks in Chuck Nohara’s 2001 New Patchwork Patterns are no exception. Once a month, Lorena will guide you as you create your own masterpiece sampler quilt. Classes are guided by the needs of the students and loosely structured to cover block and layout design, different methods of construction including machine and hand piecing options, applique techniques and English paper piecing. With 2001 block options ranging from the idiosyncratic to the traditional there are enough blocks for a lifetime of quilts! (All students are required to own a copy of the book, available from MO).

World Vegetarian Cookery, Rose Bay

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Take a gastronomic tour around the globe as you learn to create vegetarian dishes that delight the palate. From simple peasant fare to refined gourmet, vegetarian cuisine can be a simple or as extravagant as your imagination. Whatever your reasons for wanting to explore a vegetarian diet, this course will give you the skills to create delicious entrees, mains and desserts without the meat and without hassle.

This is a four week evening course starting on Tuesday 3rd March and finishing on Tuesday 24th March.

Materials

  • sharp knife
  • cutting board
  • tea towel and apron
  • oven mitts
  • $80 cash food levy to cover cost of all food and materials required throughout the course.

Book online or over the phone: 61 2 9387 7400

Chuck Nohara Friday Classes @ Material Obsession

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MO Chuck Nohara Class Japanese patchwork is delightfully quirky and addictive, the patchwork blocks in Chuck Nohara’s 2001 New Patchwork Patterns are no exception. Once a month, Lorena will guide you as you create your own masterpiece sampler quilt. Classes are guided by the needs of the students and loosely structured to cover block and layout design, different methods of construction including machine and hand piecing options, applique techniques and English paper piecing. With 2001 block options ranging from the idiosyncratic to the traditional there are enough blocks for a lifetime of quilts! (All students are required to own a copy of the book, available from MO).

Chuck Nohara Friday Classes @ Material Obsession

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MO Chuck Nohara Class

Japanese patchwork is delightfully quirky and addictive, the patchwork blocks in Chuck Nohara’s 2001 New Patchwork Patterns are no exception. Once a month, Lorena will guide you as you create your own masterpiece sampler quilt.

Classes are guided by the needs of the students and loosely structured to cover block and layout design, different methods of construction including machine and hand piecing options, applique techniques and English paper piecing. With 2001 block options ranging from the idiosyncratic to the traditional there are enough blocks for a lifetime of quilts!

(All students are required to own a copy of the book, available from MO).

Chuck Nohara Friday Class @ Material Obsession

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MO Chuck Nohara Class

Japanese patchwork is delightfully quirky and addictive, the patchwork blocks in Chuck Nohara’s 2001 New Patchwork Patterns are no exception. Once a month, Lorena will guide you as you create your own masterpiece sampler quilt.

Classes are guided by the needs of the students and loosely structured to cover block and layout design, different methods of construction including machine and hand piecing options, applique techniques and English paper piecing. With 2001 block options ranging from the idiosyncratic to the traditional there are enough blocks for a lifetime of quilts!

(All students are required to own a copy of the book, available from MO).

 

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