Upcycled Quilts: Transform Fabric Scraps into Cozy Creations
Join us for a hands-on class where creativity meets sustainability! In Sustainable Scrap Quilting, you’ll learn how to transform fabric scraps from our shop into a cozy quilt that will keep you or a loved one warm. This class is a great way to recycle fabric pieces that would otherwise end up in a landfill, while gaining essential quilting skills.
What to Expect
Students will start by selecting from a variety of donated fabric scraps and learn how to cut, arrange, and piece them together to create a unique quilt top. Once the quilt top is completed, you’ll discover how to layer it with batting and a backing fabric, and join these layers through basic quilting techniques. By the end of the class, you’ll leave with a completed quilt and a new understanding of sustainable crafting!
Skills You’ll Acquire
• Basic sewing techniques for piecing a quilt top
• How to join (quilt) the top, batting, and backing to create a finished quilt
• Understanding of sustainable crafting and how to recycle fabric scraps
• Hands-on experience with a sewing machine and quilt construction
What’s Provided
• All fabric scraps from the shop
• Batting and backing materials
• Sewing machines and other necessary tools
• Instruction and guidance throughout the entire quilting process
Who Should Attend
This class is perfect for beginner to intermediate sewers who are interested in quilting, upcycling, or sustainable crafting. No prior quilting experience is required, but basic familiarity with a sewing machine is helpful.
Prerequisites/Safety Information
No specific prerequisites, but it’s recommended that students have basic sewing machine knowledge. All tools and safety instructions will be provided during the class.
You must click below and REGISTER to attend at:
https://www.makehaven.org/civicrm/event/info?id=250&reset=1
Scroll to the bottom of the page and complete the information under Register (gray box) and hit submit. You will receive an acknowledgement by email. Questions? Email info@makehaven.org