Beginner
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19 min 25 sec
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01:02
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00:58
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13:08
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04:17
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Taught by Faith Hale
This class will be available to view on January 28, 2026.
Turn your smallest fabric scraps into tiny works of art in this playful, improvisational quilting class taught by crafter and sewist Faith Hale. Explore intuitive design to create mini-quilts that double as functional coasters, great for everyday use or gifting. Use machine quilting to add texture and interest, then finish each piece with a clean fold-over binding. This class is a low-pressure, creativity-boosting exercise that proves even the tiniest pieces can shine.
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Turn your smallest fabric scraps into tiny works of art in this playful, improvisational quilting class taught by crafter and sewist Faith Hale. Explore intuitive design to create mini-quilts that double as functional coasters, great for everyday use or gifting. Use machine quilting to add texture and interest, then finish each piece with a clean fold-over binding. This class is a low-pressure, creativity-boosting exercise that proves even the tiniest pieces can shine.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- For each coaster: scraps of cotton fabric, 4” square of lightweight batting, 5.5” square of backing fabric
- Scissors
- A few pins
- Tapestry needle
- Sewing machine
- Neutral thread
- Iron and ironing surface
Downloads:
- Improvisatonally piece small pieces of fabric
- Machine quilt a coaster
- Make foldover binding
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