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Fabric Books Class

Course Price

$40

Wednesday

3/24/27, 12:00 PM

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Class Kit

N/A

Skill Level

All Skills Welcome

About the Class

** Instructions for making book provided in class by instructor
Learn how to use fabric scraps and leftover batting to make delightful fabric books. Your imagination is the only limit! You can make a storytelling book for a child, a book of leftover quilt blocks, a book of favorite fabrics and other ephemera for a gift or as a scrapbook of favorite prints. In class you will learn how to assemble the book in a way that allows you to work on embellishing pages at your leisure. We will discuss many ways to embellish your pages and spend the time leaning in to creative expression and discovery. You will also learn how to adjust measurements to make books in any size. This no cost, small project will get your creativity flowing. Beware, they're addictive!

Fabric Requirements

(8) 9 x 17" fabric pieces, or small pieces sewn together to equal this size
(2) 11 x 21" fabric pieces (cover)
(5) batting pieces 10 x 18", plus 4" x 11" scrap for spine
variety of additional scraps: vintage linens, lace, ribbon, fabrics, embroidery thread, charms, buttons, anything you wish to include!

Class Supply List

Embellishments
Sewing machine and all associated supplies
Hand sewing needle and thread
Scissors
Binding clips or pins

Fabric Books Class

Instructor

Jennifer Harrison

Twenty plus years ago Jennifer walked into a quilt shop expecting to make one quilt and check it off her bucket list. Instead, she discovered a medium for exploring color, texture, design, and storytelling which quickly eclipsed all other creative interests. She is an avid quilter, blogger, pattern writer, and mom to 8 kids. Jennifer believes that creativity is one of our deepest yearnings and that it deserves to be included in everyday life. Her quilts are both an exercise in creativity and a search for hope and light in her daily life. She believes that quilts will matter so long as we have arms to wrap around each other. In addition to quilting, she enjoys reading biographies, writing, spending time with her husband and 8 children, and growing lavender. She blogs about quilts and life at hopefulhomemaker.com.
Teaching: Fabric Books, Lazy Bear Quilt, and Gleaned Quilt

ADDITIONAL INFO

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