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IN PERSON - IN PERSON - IN PERSON - 4 Sessions - Mark your calendars for September and October and join us for this IN PERSON class! Are you ready to make a quilt without using a pattern? Start by learning a few tricks about how to pull together a palette of solid colors that will make your quilt sing. Then make various stripes, triangles, and other simple pieced elements, cut them up, and arrange them in a way that's all your own. Your finished quilt will be one of a kind, unique in its color combination, shapes, arrangement, and/or character.

Are you still asking your quilt shop owner for help choosing fabrics for a quilt? Do you feel insecure about how certain fabrics will look in your design? Are you frequently disappointed with a finished quilt because the fabrics don?t really work as you had hoped? Get ready for a completely new way to design and make quilts! Mary Beth has combined her many years of teaching quilting and her long career as a college graphic design professor to create the fastest, most logical, and easiest to understand methods for making a quilt. *This is the first in a series of classes which can be taken sequentially, or only one class at a time. Classes can also be stand alone experiences. These classes build on knowledge learned in earlier classes, but most quilters can gain some new skills even if they have not had any Tumbleweed Quilting classes before.

Are you still asking your quilt shop owner for help choosing fabrics for a quilt? Do you feel insecure about how certain fabrics will look in your design? Are you frequently disappointed with a finished quilt because the fabrics don?t really work as you had hoped? Get ready for a completely new way to design and make quilts! Mary Beth has combined her many years of teaching quilting and her long career as a college graphic design professor to create the fastest, most logical, and easiest to understand methods for making a quilt. *This is the first in a series of classes which can be taken sequentially, or only one class at a time. Classes can also be stand alone experiences. These classes build on knowledge learned in earlier classes, but most quilters can gain some new skills even if they have not had any Tumbleweed Quilting classes before.