Introduction to Patchwork Workshop

On demand private workshop; sign up and choose your date (sign up as a group of 2-4 people)

This is a 4-5 hour workshop during which you will

EITHER make a number of patchwork blocks and produce
one lovely little cushion cover per person (cushion and materials included),

OR

alternatively, you could choose to produce 1 baby quilt together
as a group (for example as a a gift for a friend). In this case,
you will learn more than just patchwork, and actually go through
all stages of making a full quilt.

This is a perfect introduction to patchwork, and will hopefully lead to a passion for quilting!
This workshop is for anyone who has never done any patchwork or quilting, maybe never even used a sewing machine before; but also for those with sewing experience, but who have yet to explore this particular craft.

This is a great morning/afternoon activity for a small group
of friends or colleagues who want to try out a new craft and
learn some new skills. Sign up with 2-4 people

Lesson by Sonja (support by Grizzly)
Time: 4-5 hrs (includes a snack break)
Level: beginner
Language: English (Nederlands ook mogelijk)
Materials: included
Max. 4 participants
Price: 65 euro p/p

Reserve your spot by sending an email to info@sogrizzquilting.com (or through our contact page). Send your name and contact details and we will confirm asap.

What will you make?
You will make a few patchwork blocks and then assemble the blocks into a lovely little cushion cover - OR as a group, you will make a quilt top and then assemble it into a baby quilt.

What skills will you learn?
You will be given a quick introduction to the sewing machine, and then explore the techniques for ironing, cutting fabric with rotary cutter and mat, using quilting rulers, pressing seams, trimming blocks, etc.

This workshop will hopefully give you an insight into patchwork and inspire you to further explore the craft of quilting.

Materials provided and included in the price:
The pattern;
All fabrics needed;
Use of sewing machine (although you are welcome to bring your own);
Use of thread, scissors, rotary cutter, seam ripper, rulers, ¼ inch and walking foot, pins, markers, etc.