My Wisteria Wall is completely done, all the quilt show boutique items are finished. I now can play with anything I want in the sewing room and do some fun things just because I want to. My quilt guild offers classes several times a year. Some are with professional quilters which we pay $40 to take, and twice a year two classes are offered free for guild members. These are usually taught by a guild member and are always great fun and good classes. I took one of them last week and by far one of the best ones I have ever taken.
The block pattern you make is all free form, on a 18" square of freezer paper you draw four circles starting from the middle and out, then you cut the 18"square into four 9"squares. Cut out each quarter circles pattern, iron them onto fabric and zig zag down onto stabilizer.
Then bias strips are made and sewn down to cover the zig zag. I have three complete, two that need bias strips, and one more to
make a complete table runner at 16" by 24". Fun class and every one got one or two done.
This is a sample quilt that was shown to us of things one could do with the blocks.
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