Linear Blocks—Line into Shape Workshop and MORE

I hope everyone is having a great summer. I have been enjoying getting outside as much as I can. Alaskan summers are always short and often cool and rainy. Every day of sunshine is a gift.

But I doubt that is why you are reading this. I think, I hope, you might just want to sign up for one of my Virtual Indie Quilt Workshops.

Amy Krueger

While you check your calendars, know that every session is recorded and available for you to view for approximately 30 days after the last session.

Margaret Fleisher

I also hope you will drool a bit over my student’s work from the workshop Linear Blocks—Line into Shape. The current session of Linear Blocks starts on Tuesday, August 3, 2021, and there is still time to sign up and get in on the action.

Kristina Magill

Here is my schedule for the rest of 2021.

LINEAR BLOCKS—LINE INTO SHAPE
Students will explore an assortment of traditional quilt blocks built with line and ways to individualize these blocks through cutting, color placement, repetition of block, and bit making.
Students will also be given information about working with solid colored fabrics, piecing techniques, and ideas for taking their quilt blocks and creating original quilt compositions.

Tuesday, August 3, 10, 24, and 31, 2021
2PM-5PM Alaska Daylight Savings Time
$185

Carol Johnson Fritz

CIRCLE AND CURVE SAMPLER
A complete discussion of all the ways you can improvisation-ally PIECE circles and curves. From braided curves to log cabin circles, students will be lead through a series of demos about non-linear improvisational piecing techniques and ideas for taking these techniques and creating original quilts. During the class, students create a collection of circle and curve quilt blocks–great for a sampler.

Tuesday, September 7,
Saturday, September 11,
Tuesday, September 14, and
Tuesday, September 21, 20212PM-5PM Alaska Daylight Savings Time
$186

Catherine Wilson

BIG BOTANY—ABSTRACTION THROUGH COLOR, PATTERN, AND REPETITION
Working from several sources of inspiration grounded in the natural world, students will work through a design process that emphasizes sketching, developing color palettes, creating pattern, and problem solving organic construction issues.

Tuesday, October 5,
Sunday, October 10,
Sunday, October 17,
Thursday, October 21, 2021 2PM-5PM Alaska Daylight Savings Time
$187

Laura Sheets

RIFFING ON TRADITION—Exploring Design Elements with Quilt Blocks
In this workshop, we combine the basic design elements of art with the traditional quilt block to create interesting, new, and dynamic quilt units. We will learn about basic design elements and study how individual quilt makers use these elements in their work. From there, students will begin to stitch their own quilt blocks based on design elements.
Thursday, November 4,
Sunday, November 7,
Thursday, November 11,
Thursday, November 18, 2021 
2PM-5PM Alaska Daylight Savings Time for the Thursday, November 4 Session.2PM—5PM Alaska Standard Time (AKST) for the Sunday, November 7,
Thursday, November 11, and Thursday, November 18, 2021 Sessions.
$188

If you have questions, please email me here. Or post a comment below, and I will do my best to answer. Enjoy your August, and I hope to see you in class!

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6 thoughts on “Linear Blocks—Line into Shape Workshop and MORE

  1. Sarah Cleary on said:

    Hi Maria, I’m interested in the curve/circle online class but can’t make one of the sessions. Are the recordings made available right after each individual session so I could catch up before the next one?

    Thanks, and enjoy that Alaska summer! Sarah Cleary

  2. Sarah- Thank you for your interest. Yes. The recordings are usually available a couple of hours after the session ends so you could easily watch and be caught up for the next session. Best!

  3. Circles and curves – definitely a skill set I need! And don’t have Maria…may need to sign up…

  4. It is an action packed class Janet!

  5. These pieces look amazing. I hope when in person classes return and you (perhaps) come to Colorado I can take a class with you! I have not convinced myself I want to do any virtual art quilting classes.

  6. Tierney- Virtual classes are way better! I think the spacing between sessions really allows students to progress. That said, I really do hope that I get invited to teach in Colorado in person. It is a great state to visit!

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