Online Quilting Class Preview
The following clips are taken from one of Ruth's classrooms to give you an idea of what to expect when you sign up for a class. We guarantee you will learn and pick up lots of tidbits along the way that you can use in many projects.
Ruth's classes are full of detail and packed with tips and tricks along the way.
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As a teacher she is already aware of many problems that can occur with your sewing machine while working on your project.
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Her classes also include pressing instructions.
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"Press all seams to one side as directed. |
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As well as several options of applique, all with full detailed instructions on each method. Options include both hand and machine applique.
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"Soft-edge Applique" |
"Blanket Stitch Applique by machine" |
"Blanket Stitch by hand" |
Ruth's lessons and photos are also backed up with video clips for learning different techniques such as the different methods of applique and quilting.
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You can see a full "how-to free motion stitch" video demo by clicking on this link: How-to free motion stitch video (Note: video clip will open in a new window. Turn your sound on and click the play button under the second picture. When you have finished viewing, close the window to return to our online quilting class preview.) |
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"fabric & thread selection" |
"embroider feet for blanket stitch" | |
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"Slip stitch the binding |
"Use leftover leaves & berries |
In the discussion forum, students start by introducing themselves or simply sign in. You do not have to chat if you don't want to, however the more active the classroom is, the more you will learn so Ruth encourages this. You will learn lots here and sometimes about topics not directly involved with the lesson. Here is one example:
Joann asks "I don't have a design wall, how can I compromise?"
Paula chips in with "I bought a flannel backed tablecloth from Jo-ann Fabrics and use that for my design wall"
Ruth added "If you are short of space, try sticking a piece of velcro along the top of a cabinet and the other section to a piece of flannel. You can then put the design wall up when you need to or remove it when not in use. Some also like using felt instead of flannel, however this is more expensive or cotton batting can be another option."
Glordia said "For a small design area, I made Ruth's quilter's tote and added a flannel insert. When I'm with my quilt group, I lay it on the table open and work from there. Time to go home, I fold it back up and the pieces stay put until I have a chance to work on it again."
You can see how informative our classrooms are, definitely value for money. If you are really serious about learning, you will want to take a class by Ruth. She teaches the basics through to advance and leaves no stone unturned. Your success is our goal!
A Comment from our Student
I'm so tickled with my Bible cover that I made using your method of Machine Appliqué in your class. It's not perfect but it's more than I would have done a couple of months ago. Thank you for giving people like me the tools to be able to do techniques like this.- Joyce Levine
For more comments and photos from our students...
Happy Quilting!
More Online Quilt Classes:
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One-to-one Price:
US$40.00
Class Price: US$20
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US$60.00
Class Price: US$30
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