As a quilt teacher, most of my classrooms are far from home or on the computer. Before I teach there, however, I teach a local group of quilters at the Quilt Basket (my local quilt shop) and they let me work out the class with them. They show me where the handout could have been clearer, when there is too little (or too much!) information in a class, and how I can make the class fun for all. I'm so grateful they take their time and let me work out my classes with them!
Last weekend I taught them a free-motion class that I plan to market to quilt shops. I made a new sample:
I stitched basic shapes:
Since I finished binding this sample, I stitched another design on my Stitch Therapy 365 quilt:
Last weekend I taught them a free-motion class that I plan to market to quilt shops. I made a new sample:
I stitched basic shapes:
Collectively, we decided that this would make a great full-day workshop. So look for that in the future! I get to make another quilt soon to see what is reasonable for half-day workshop.
Since I finished binding this sample, I stitched another design on my Stitch Therapy 365 quilt:
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