Workshops
Quilted baby quilt (or lap quilt)
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Create a lovely baby quilt (or keep it as a lap quilt for yourself)! Learn to make and piece quilt blocks, use batting and backing, machine and hand quilt, plus add finishing touches such as bound edges and mitred corners. Choose from a lovely selection of printed fabrics from our shop or bring some of your own non-stretch fabrics (such as baby garments) to add to the mix.
PLEASE NOTE: This is not a beginner’s workshop. You should already know how to wind a bobbin, thread a machine and sew a straight seam confidently before coming to class. (If you haven’t sewn recently, please sign up for one of our Learn to Sew! Workshops: Cafe Apron, Cushion Cover or Tote Bags)
- Level: Intermediate Sewer
- Course length: Three 3-hour sessions
- Session 1: Wednesday 4 August, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Session 2: Wednesday 11 August, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Session 3: Wednesday 18 August, 6:30pm—10:00pm
- Teacher: Polly Catchpole
- Fee: £135.00
- Location: Venue 1
- Availability: 0 places left
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- Session 1: Wednesday 8 September, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Session 2: Wednesday 15 September, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Session 3: Wednesday 22 September, 6:30pm—10:00pm
- Teacher: Polly Catchpole
- Fee: £135.00
- Location: Venue 1
- Availability: 0 places left
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Additional information
Polly Scott Bolton first learnt the basics of quilting while designing for the prison charity Fine Cell Work. She loves the nostalgia created by old fabrics and the tradition for reusing and recycling material to create beautiful one-off quilts. Passionate about conserving the environment, Polly has just launched her own eco-friendly interior textile company, Polly Hope. She hopes to add bespoke quilts to her collection of home furnishings next year.
