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Lazy Punk Quilt Class - Saturday January 25 - 10:00 - 4:00

Sorry, we're sold out - $129.00 CAD

Lazy Punk is based on a pattern that was published in the Kansas City Star (KCS) in 1938. The name of the original block is Airship Propeller. It has lots of curved piecing but this version involves no curved piecing. It is a fast, fun and easy method of making fun blocks from scraps. It's amazing how all of your scraps and stash fabrics work together so dig into your pile of scraps and bring them along. You can also cut 4 1⁄2” strips of fabric and then trade with others in the class.

The workshop will include template options, template preparation, fabric selection, rapid fire cutting techniques, basting methods and block construction. A variety of design options for creating a wall hanging or a full size quilt will also be discussed.

The blocks can be made by hand or by machine. It’s your choice. The sample quilt top employs both construction methods so why not try both. If you are coming with a friend the two of you could share one machine!

Details

Teacher - Karen Howes

Timing - Saturday January 25, 2018 - 10:00 - 4:00

Please Note - Workshops are non-refundable. If you cancel with 2 weeks notice, we will give you a store credit. If you cancel with less than 2 weeks notice, we'll give you a store credit for 50% of the value of the workshop. If you don't show up for a class (no notice) you will unfortunately forfeit your class payment. All class fees are prepaid, either online or in the shop at the time of booking.

Fabric Requirements

An assortment of 10 1/2” squares of fabric for the background (consider using a variety of light, medium and dark prints)
Assorted scraps
4 1⁄2” strips cut across the width of the fabric (this will give you enough fabric to trade)

Basic Supplies

Fabric safe marking tools (e.g. chalk markers, mechanical pencils - available in the shop)
Sandpaper board (optional)
Template plastic (optional and available in the shop)
8 x 10” square of cereal box type cardboard
Threads to match your fabric (lightweight threads work bes, available in the shopt)
An assortment of hand sewing needles (available in the shop)
Sewing machine that does a zigzag type stitch (optional)

How many blocks will you make? It depends on how quickly you work. I suggest that you bring at least six background squares. If you plan on making the entire quilt then bring more. If you have extras you can always trade with other students.