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Classes


From the First Stitch to the Last -- A 6-part class with Westalee Educator Janet Collins
- Apr 15, 2021 06:00 pm
Join us for ?From the First Stitch to the Last.? This class series with Janet Collins will teach you from the beginning how to quilt with templates and ruler. You will work through the range of patterns in the ?Janet Collins Ruler Quilt Design Book? starting from the ?First Stitch? to ?The Last?. Digital copy of Janet?s book is included with class enrollment. Sign up today to get started with ruler quilting, win prizes, and get exclusive discounts! If you are working toward your Home Certified Quilter rating, you?ll earn 6 credits upon completion of this class.

Cost: $ 80.00
Pro-Stitcher Designer Club
- Apr 17, 2021 10:00 am
The Pro-Stitcher Designer Club is an informal monthly meeting with other Designer users. We will exchange ideas, answer questions, enhance your knowledge, and learn new design techniques through an on-line demonstration each month. The club is for beginners and advanced designer users. We will meet via Zoom on the third Saturday of the month from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon beginning in April 2021. I am looking forward to sharing ideas with you.

Cost: $ 50.00
CQ Cares: Quilt of Valor
- Apr 17, 2021 01:00 pm
These quilts are tremendously important to the men and women who serve our country in the military. Help us support our vets by making a Quilt of Valor. The group will make one quilt. All fabric is provided. Just bring your sewing machine, supplies, and lots of energy! Capital Quilts Cares program

Cost: $ FREE
DEMYSTIFYING EQ8 - A Zoom Class for Windows and Mac
- Apr 18, 2021 12:00 pm
EQ8 is a computer-based application used to design quilt blocks and quilts. You will learn to use EQ8 libraries of thousands of blocks and fabrics, personalize and create your own quilt blocks, preview quilts, select colors, resize quilts, calculate yardage, print out piecing templates, rotary cutting instructions, and foundation piecing patterns. This class covers the tools most often used in EQ8. You will need a computer with EQ8 installed, an electrical cord, and a mouse for this class. Training documents will be emailed to you before the class begins. EQ8 is available at Capital Quilts. Please call 301-527-0598 to purchase a copy.

Cost: $ 45.00
Sandwiching
- Apr 20, 2021 10:00 am
Let us baste your quilt for you! Drop off your quilt top, backing,, batting, and spray baste or pins, and we'll get your top ready to quilt!

Cost: $ 30.00
T-Shirt Quilt
- Apr 20, 2021 11:30 am
Do you have someone special graduating from school this year? And do you have stacks of his or her t-shirts with school names, team names, club names, etc.? Use them to make the perfect gift for the graduate! Or maybe your spouse has favorite t-shirts that are more hole than shirt: turn them into a quilt to love.

Cost: $ 45.00
Complete Course of Quilting via Zoom
- Apr 21, 2021 06:30 pm
This 10-week quilting course teaches everything you need to know to start making your own quilts. This course covers the basics: getting to know your sewing machine, rotary cutting, fabric selection, and a variety of techniques for machine piecing quilt blocks. You make a sampler quilt and learn to sandwich, quilt, and bind your masterpiece. This is the perfect opportunity to explore the quilter's art, which is both ancient and modern! Finished size of sampler quilt: 42 in. x 53 in. Know before you sign up: The instruction is very much hands-on. Most classes are a combination of discussion, demonstration, and practice. You must have a sewing machine in good working order that you can bring to class. If your machine has not been serviced in the past year, please have it cleaned and oiled. Capital Quilts' machine technicians can clean and oil most brands of sewing machines. Allow two weeks for servicing.

Cost: $ 275.00
Walk About (via ZOOM)
- Apr 24, 2021 09:00 am
This is the perfect pattern for highlighting your favorite large print fabric. It is fast and straightforward, great for beginners and for making a quick gift. The darker sashing resembles a pathway set among garden blocks, or take a walk on the wild side and use an animal print. Make a child?s quilt and applique animals in the large blocks. It would also be wonderful for unusual fabrics, such as the Aboriginals. The possibilities are endless. The pattern includes directions for 4 sizes of quilts, lap, twin, queen, and king.

Cost: $ 35.00
Sew Together for Second Saturday Club (via Zoom)
- Apr 25, 2021 02:00 pm
Join other members of the 2nd Saturday Club to work on your monthly assignment, ask questions, compare notes, and chat. Stay motivated to complete your blocks and have fun with other club members.

Cost: $ 8.00
Ruler Work Quilting on Flying Geese Quilts Virtual Event
- Apr 27, 2021 05:00 pm
Learn how to create 4 ruler work designs to choose from for your Flying Geese quilts. In addition to block designs all receive amazing all over quilt designs that will make your Flying Geese quilt or project shine. Get ideas on how to create a quilt similar to this with designs you already have in your collection. Each Design uses different templates. You choose your favorite or something that is in your template library already. Win Prizes, Get a Pattern, and Learn! Can't make it at the event time? No worries! Paid participants will have access to a recording of the event for 30 days. Designs include: Design 1 - MINIATURE BAPTIST FAN 1-2 Design 1 - MINIATURE BAPTIST FAN 7-8 1/2" outlining border element. Design 2 - SPINNING WHEEL 36 - 3.5" & 5.5" Design 3 - SPIN-E-FEX 13 ? 5.5? Design 3 - Westalee Design COQ Spinning Wheel #7 & #14 Design 4 - MINI SPIN-E-FEX #5 Design 4 - Mini Crosshair Ruler Set

Cost: $ 20.00
Delectable Diamonds
- Apr 28, 2021 01:00 pm
Turn border stripe fabric into a lovely table runner. Make it as long or as short as you need it to be. Florals work best.

Cost: $ 35.00
Longarm Club
- May 01, 2021 10:00 am
The Longarmers Club is open to all long- arm quilters, regardless of the brand of machine you own. Enjoy a lecture each month, with either a guest speaker or a club member with expertise in the particular skill being demonstrated, Q&A period, show-and-tell, and a 10% discount on longarm accessories and thread on the day of the meeting. Skill level: all

Cost: $ 65.00
ProStitcher Club
- May 01, 2021 12:00 pm
A group for ProStitcher owners.

Cost: $ 65.00
Second Saturday Club 2021 - Tula Pink's City Sampler (via Zoom)
- May 08, 2021 09:00 am
For 2021, the Second Saturday Club will work through Tula Pink's City Sampler: 100 Modern Quilt Blocks. The book provides instructions for blocks with a finished size of 6 inches, plus 5 layouts of different size quilts and useful commentary on color, techniques, and tools. Each month, group members will create blocks from a section of the book, and later in the year they will assemble them in the quilt design of their choice. Every quilt will be a unique representation of each quilter's individual vision. Along the way, we'll talk about color, piecing techniques, shortcuts, and arranging completed blocks in a satisfying pattern. The City Sampler blocks are approachable for beginning quilters, while intermediate and advanced quilters will enjoy playing with color and trying the Design-Your-Own-Block challenge. City Sampler quilts look great in Tula Pink's fabrics, of course, but work well with many other options: solids, batiks, blenders, monochromatic, scrappy.

Cost: $ 65.00 - $ 90.19
Getting Started: The Handi Quilter Longarm Machine
- May 08, 2021 11:00 am
Learn the ins and outs of the longarm machine and the frame, how to set up for quilting a quilt, what proper tension is, and some basic quilting designs.

Cost: $ 35.00
PRO-STITCHER PREMIUM: GETTING STARTED (A ZOOM CLASS)
- May 11, 2021 12:00 pm
Learn to navigate through the screens, tabs, buttons, and tools of Pro-Stitcher Premium. You will customize an Edge-to-Edge (E2E) design on your computer using the Pro-Stitcher Simulator and transfer the design to the Pro-Stitcher on the longarm, if you have one, for accurate stitch out. An email will be sent to you with a detailed training document and instructions for downloading and installing the Pro-Stitcher Simulator. You will also be contacted by the instructor to ensure that you have the digital designs used in the class. Supply List: laptop or tablet with Pro-Stitcher Premium Simulator installed, mouse, power cord, flash drive (USB stock/thumb drive/flash memory), access to a longarm with Pro-Stitcher (optional)

Cost: $ 45.00
Rag Basket
- May 14, 2021 01:00 pm
Rag bowls have been made since the beginning of time, it seems. They have found some form of bowls that are wrapped into a coil in many archeological digs, that go back for centuries. In more recent history, rag bowls were made in Appalachia along with rag rugs that were known to hold up over time. Rag bowls are sturdy, versatile and fun to make. This class will provide instructions for making a small bowl and hopefully have you leaving with your bowl and all you need to make more. Be careful - it is addictive, but if you are a quilter and/or sewing "nut", you know all about that!!! One very good thing is that it allows you to use up scraps of material that you might otherwise just have sitting around the house.

Cost: $ 35.00
SEW TOGETHER (via Zoom)
- May 14, 2021 06:30 pm
Tired of sewing alone? Join fellow quilters for a virtual quilting bee. Settle into your favorite sewing space with your favorite Zoom-compatible technology for up to three hours of stitching and chatting. Everyone will have a chance to talk about what they?ve been working on and pose questions to the other quilters. No masks required! Note: you must download the Zoom app/client, and you will need a camera/webcam, microphone, and speakers, as well as an Internet connection. On the day of Sew Together, you?ll receive an email with a link to the Zoom meeting. Please confirm that Capital Quilts has your current email address and phone number.

Cost: $ 8.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 11:00 am
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 11:30 am
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 12:00 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 12:30 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 01:00 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 01:30 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 02:00 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 02:30 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 03:00 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
Quilt Appraisal with Phyllis Hatcher
- May 15, 2021 03:30 pm
All appraisers certified by the American Quilter’s Society have been tested on their knowledge of fabric dates and construction techniques, on their ability to recognize patterns and regional influences, and on their awareness of values. AQS certified appraisers are sworn to the Code of Ethical Practices. Phyllis is qualified to appraise both antique and new quilts, tops, blocks, and quilted wearable art in all traditional, contemporary, and innovative styles. She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers- Quilted Textiles. Why Appraise? To establish a replacement value for insurance purposes before a loss (stolen, lost, destroyed, or damaged) To meet insurance company requirements for a "Fine Arts Floater" including transit and display To establish value for donation, gift, or estate purposes as required by the IRS To obtain a descriptive written record for the family To mail your quilt and/or meet requirements for entrance in a textile competition To determine fair market value for the sale of quilts To accompany a quilt to be given as a gift A confidential written appraisal is completed for each quilt and a photo is taken for identification. Appraisals take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive a professionally written document.

Cost: $ 55.00
DEMYSTIFYING EQ8 - A Zoom Class for Windows and Mac
- May 18, 2021 12:00 pm
EQ8 is a computer-based application used to design quilt blocks and quilts. You will learn to use EQ8 libraries of thousands of blocks and fabrics, personalize and create your own quilt blocks, preview quilts, select colors, resize quilts, calculate yardage, print out piecing templates, rotary cutting instructions, and foundation piecing patterns. This class covers the tools most often used in EQ8. You will need a computer with EQ8 installed, an electrical cord, and a mouse for this class. Training documents will be emailed to you before the class begins. EQ8 is available at Capital Quilts. Please call 301-527-0598 to purchase a copy.

Cost: $ 45.00
Getting Started: The Handi Quilter Longarm Machine
- May 20, 2021 11:00 am
Learn the ins and outs of the longarm machine and the frame, how to set up for quilting a quilt, what proper tension is, and some basic quilting designs.

Cost: $ 35.00
CQ Cares: Quilt of Valor
- May 21, 2021 01:00 pm
These quilts are tremendously important to the men and women who serve our country in the military. Help us support our vets by making a Quilt of Valor. The group will make one quilt. All fabric is provided. Just bring your sewing machine, supplies, and lots of energy! Capital Quilts Cares program

Cost: $ FREE
Featherweight Clinic
- May 22, 2021 02:00 pm
For all of you who own Singer Featherweight sewing machines, here is an opportunity to learn how to maintain it. Marianne will show you how to take the machine apart, clean and oil it, and reassemble it.

Cost: $ 30.00
SEW TOGETHER (via Zoom)
- Jun 04, 2021 06:30 pm
Tired of sewing alone? Join fellow quilters for a virtual quilting bee. Settle into your favorite sewing space with your favorite Zoom-compatible technology for up to three hours of stitching and chatting. Everyone will have a chance to talk about what they?ve been working on and pose questions to the other quilters. No masks required! Note: you must download the Zoom app/client, and you will need a camera/webcam, microphone, and speakers, as well as an Internet connection. On the day of Sew Together, you?ll receive an email with a link to the Zoom meeting. Please confirm that Capital Quilts has your current email address and phone number.

Cost: $ 8.00
Getting Started: The Handi Quilter Longarm Machine
- Jun 10, 2021 11:00 am
Learn the ins and outs of the longarm machine and the frame, how to set up for quilting a quilt, what proper tension is, and some basic quilting designs.

Cost: $ 35.00
PRO-STITCHER PREMIUM: GETTING STARTED (A ZOOM CLASS)
- Jun 11, 2021 12:00 pm
Learn to navigate through the screens, tabs, buttons, and tools of Pro-Stitcher Premium. You will customize an Edge-to-Edge (E2E) design on your computer using the Pro-Stitcher Simulator and transfer the design to the Pro-Stitcher on the longarm, if you have one, for accurate stitch out. An email will be sent to you with a detailed training document and instructions for downloading and installing the Pro-Stitcher Simulator. You will also be contacted by the instructor to ensure that you have the digital designs used in the class. Supply List: laptop or tablet with Pro-Stitcher Premium Simulator installed, mouse, power cord, flash drive (USB stock/thumb drive/flash memory), access to a longarm with Pro-Stitcher (optional)

Cost: $ 45.00
CQ Cares: Quilt of Valor
- Jun 14, 2021 01:00 pm
These quilts are tremendously important to the men and women who serve our country in the military. Help us support our vets by making a Quilt of Valor. The group will make one quilt. All fabric is provided. Just bring your sewing machine, supplies, and lots of energy! Capital Quilts Cares program

Cost: $ FREE
DEMYSTIFYING EQ8 - A Zoom Class for Windows and Mac
- Jun 18, 2021 12:00 pm
EQ8 is a computer-based application used to design quilt blocks and quilts. You will learn to use EQ8 libraries of thousands of blocks and fabrics, personalize and create your own quilt blocks, preview quilts, select colors, resize quilts, calculate yardage, print out piecing templates, rotary cutting instructions, and foundation piecing patterns. This class covers the tools most often used in EQ8. You will need a computer with EQ8 installed, an electrical cord, and a mouse for this class. Training documents will be emailed to you before the class begins. EQ8 is available at Capital Quilts. Please call 301-527-0598 to purchase a copy.

Cost: $ 45.00
Rag Basket
- Jun 19, 2021 01:00 pm
Rag bowls have been made since the beginning of time, it seems. They have found some form of bowls that are wrapped into a coil in many archeological digs, that go back for centuries. In more recent history, rag bowls were made in Appalachia along with rag rugs that were known to hold up over time. Rag bowls are sturdy, versatile and fun to make. This class will provide instructions for making a small bowl and hopefully have you leaving with your bowl and all you need to make more. Be careful - it is addictive, but if you are a quilter and/or sewing "nut", you know all about that!!! One very good thing is that it allows you to use up scraps of material that you might otherwise just have sitting around the house.

Cost: $ 35.00
Getting Started: The Handi Quilter Longarm Machine
- Jun 26, 2021 11:00 am
Learn the ins and outs of the longarm machine and the frame, how to set up for quilting a quilt, what proper tension is, and some basic quilting designs.

Cost: $ 35.00
Dazzle
- Jun 30, 2021 01:00 pm
Dazzle your friends and family with this starry table runner. Fabulous in red, white, and blue for 4th of July. 16" x 38".

Cost: $ 35.00
SEW TOGETHER (via Zoom)
- Jul 02, 2021 06:30 pm
Tired of sewing alone? Join fellow quilters for a virtual quilting bee. Settle into your favorite sewing space with your favorite Zoom-compatible technology for up to three hours of stitching and chatting. Everyone will have a chance to talk about what they?ve been working on and pose questions to the other quilters. No masks required! Note: you must download the Zoom app/client, and you will need a camera/webcam, microphone, and speakers, as well as an Internet connection. On the day of Sew Together, you?ll receive an email with a link to the Zoom meeting. Please confirm that Capital Quilts has your current email address and phone number.

Cost: $ 8.00
SCHMETZ Inspired to SEW via Zoom
- Jul 20, 2021 10:30 am
Confused about what needle to use? What do all those numbers mean on the needle package? Is changing the needle really important before it breaks? What needle should I use? Successful sewing is often about paying attention to the little things ? like the needle in your sewing machine. Get the low-down about how this little piece of steel can solve some very BIG problems, including broken threads, skipped stitches and puckered fabrics. Your sewing machine is an investment and protection begins by using the very best needle. Sew SCHMETZ!

Cost: $ 5.00
SCHMETZ Inspired to SEW via Zoom
- Aug 11, 2021 07:00 pm
Confused about what needle to use? What do all those numbers mean on the needle package? Is changing the needle really important before it breaks? What needle should I use? Successful sewing is often about paying attention to the little things ? like the needle in your sewing machine. Get the low-down about how this little piece of steel can solve some very BIG problems, including broken threads, skipped stitches and puckered fabrics. Your sewing machine is an investment and protection begins by using the very best needle. Sew SCHMETZ!

Cost: $ 5.00

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  • Fridays until 9 PM
  • Sundays 12 PM - 5 PM
  • Closed on Mondays
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