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FPM41
Andrea Bishop
ELECTRIC QUILT 6 DRAWING
Want
to create your own block designs? In this Electric Quilt 6 software class we’ll learn to draw both pieced and appliqué
designs. For the pieced portion, we will start simple and edit existing blocks like the Ohio Star or Four Patch. Then we will
move into drawing Lone Stars and New York Beauties. For the appliqué portion, we will start with drawing a simple flower,
then learn how to turn it into an elaborate wreath with threadwork around it. The drawing tools covered will unlock a whole
new world of design possibilities for you.
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FPM42
Nancy Christopherson
BACKGROUNDS, BORDERS AND BLOCKS
Beginner
Have you tried or do you have a long arm “Quilting Machine” and you are ready to learn
more? Explore the tools and skills that will help you add texture, design and fluidity to your quilts. In class
we will explore basic backgrounds, borders, and block designs that can be used on any quilting project. You will leave
class with your mind full of design ideas and possibilities.
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FPM43
Diana Honerman
QUILT AS YOU GO PATCHWORK TABLE RUNNER
All Levels
This is a fast and easy make and take quilt-as-you-go project. Make one of these cheery table
runners for each holiday or to match your décor. They also make great last-minute gifts.
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FPM44
Sharon Bohmont &
Paula Groteleuschen
LONE STAR DOILY
Confident Beginner to Advanced
This class uses the traditional strip method of construction to miniaturize the
lone star pattern. Finished project is approximately 18” square.
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FPM45
Gloria Smith
NICK’S QUILT
All
Levels
This large throw quilt (64” x 80”) has two different 16” blocks that are fun to sew. It
would make a great graduation quilt, as the block centers can be personalized with signatures or photos. The quilt goes
together so quickly, you won’t be able to make just one!
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FPM460 - Lecture
Sherrill Lewis
BEAD SAVVY: BEADING TRICKS AND SHOPPING TIPS
All Levels
Learn about beads beading from an award-winning designer of bead-embellished items, bead-woven tapestries
and beaded jewelry and artwork. Handouts provided.
FPM470-Lecture
Cathy Audley
OH, IF THESE QUILTS COULD TALK!
All Levels
Cathy will explain how she quilts messages into her quilts. She will provide several examples
and ideas.
FPM480-Lecture (at IQSCM)
Sheila Green
CHILDREN DISCOVER QUILTING
All Levels
Our children are the future of quilting! Let’s pass on our love of quilting to children as
we learn about “Discovery Nebraska,” “iQuilt,” and “Quilts as Art.” Sheila will
also share ideas for children’s quilt-related activities for a community event, church or school project, or to share
your love of quilting with children or grandchildren. Quilts inspired by children’s literature will be shared.
“Discover Nebraska” packets will be available for distribution.
FPM490
IQSCM TOUR
All Levels
Hop on the free
shuttle bus for a half-day tour of the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Wear your QNE09 name badge for
free admission. Enjoy two exhibitions: “American Quilts in the Modern Age, 1870-1940” and “A
Fairyland of Fabrics: The Victorian Crazy Quilt.” You should also have time to view the Mary Campbell Ghormley
Reading Room and doll quilt display, check out the Virtual Gallery and its array of interactive options, and visit the museum
store. For more information: www.quiltstudy.org.
Supplies:
QNE09 name badge
Comfortable shoes!
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