All good, baby! I’ll walk you through the basics step-by-step, with lots of encouragement and no pressure to be perfect. Once you get the hang of it, it becomes surprisingly intuitive. You don’t need prior experience—just a willingness to play and experiment.

We’re making a throw-sized quilt - great for couch snoozin, wall hangings, or a baby blanket. You’ll be able to modify to your preference. Expect to get started in class, and likely finish your quilt at home.

You do not! However, if you have one you work with regularly and would like to bring it, we’d love that—just let us know on the registration form so we can plan accordingly. Otherwise a machine will be provided.

Please bring any clean, laundered fabric you’re ready to let go of: old clothes, pillowcases, thrifted textiles, fabric stash treasures… anything soft and sewable that wants a second life. Think: cottons, linens, blends. If it feels good in your hands, we’ll find a use for it.

Yes! We’ll have thread, batting, backing fabric, scissors, pins, seam rippers, and everything you need to sew and quilt. You just need to show up with some fabric to share (if you can) and nimble hands!

We’ll be posted up at the Lang Carson Recreation Center in Reynoldstown. The space is accessible, air-conditioned and scent-free. We’ll have plenty of table space and chairs for ample elbow room.

This workshop is built on the spirit of generosity, collaboration and mystery. How will we find our way when the materials are unknown and unplannable? When we all contribute scraps to the collective pile, we create magical uncertainty—your castoffs might be someone else’s treasure. If you truly don’t have anything to bring, don’t worry. There will be plenty to go around, and your presence is a gift in itself.

This is a small, artist-run offering, and all sales are final. I don’t offer refunds, but you can definitely gift your spot to someone else, or reach out to me if you’d like help connecting with someone on the waitlist who might be able to take it.