Beginning Quilting: 3-Yard Christmas Quilt Class — Flowood All levels

What you'll make

New to quilting? Start here. Using the popular 3-Yard Quilt method, you'll make the pattern from the Make It Christmas collection, "Baubles", a fast, beginner-friendly quilt that comes together from just three coordinating fabrics.

  • Rotary cutting, accurate ¼" seams and pressing
  • Block construction and assembling the quilt top
  • Taught as a 3-session class so you can finish your quilt top with help every step of the way

Class fee is $20 per session. Bring your sewing machine, rotary cutter, mat and ruler, and you'll need three yards of Christmas fabric (we'll help you pick out if you don't have!).

Instructor
Dorothy Orr

  • Basic sewing supplies
  • Machine needles (quilting needles for quilting classes)
  • Sewing machine thread and bobbin thread for quilting or fabric construction
  • Your machine, manual and power cord
  • Rotary cutter, mat and ruler
  • Fabric: Available to purchase at store or bring your own (3 yards or 3 different fabrics)
  • Pattern Book: Available for purchase at store
  • A smile and confidence — you can do this!

Class is held at our Flowood store. Please register for all classes — you will be contacted after registering with the full supply list. Questions? Call Dorothy at 601-506-7854.

Bring with you

  • To class

Good to know

  • 3 hours, hands-on
  • Small group — 5 seats
  • All levels
  • Ages 12+ with an adult

Your teacher

Dorothy Orr

Questions people ask

I don't own a machine yet

Use one of ours for the class at no charge. Tell us when you arrive and we'll set one up at your seat.

Can I bring a friend?

Yes — choose two seats when you reserve. Seats are held per person.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancel up to 48 hours before the class for a full refund. Inside 48 hours we'll move you to the next date.

Is this the right level for me?

If you can thread a machine and sew a straight seam, you're ready. Never sewn? Start with Beginning Sewing.

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