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Expand your quilting horizons from the comfort of your own home. Quilt University offers more than 120 online classes, from basic quilting to graduate design work. New to Quilt U? Visit our Student Orientation.
When
you decide to make a quilt, do you have to find a pattern that will be the right size because you do not know how to change?
Learn how to make any quilt in any size. Get just what you want instead of compromising.
Math for Quilters with Dena Crain will help
you to see how easy it is to change the size of a block, figure out how big to make your quilt and what would fit into
its design and even calculate how much fabric you need to make your quilt.
Learn more.
Ease
into the versatile world of appliqué with Hand Appliqué Basics. You will learn several
methods for performing the basic tasks that form the backbone of even the most complex appliqué designs. In this
technique class, Nyla Morrison will teach you to be comfortable with your tools and your
skills. You can make this little project, choose one of your own or just do the exercises. Learn more.
You know
how accurate paper piecing can be. If you have been nervous about starting on your own, let
Daphne Greig teach you her method for this popular technique. In
Paper Pieced Paradise, you will begin with the simplest units and progress to more
complicated blocks. Learn to piece around a central patch or make several sections and attach them. See student work
in the Gallery. Learn more.
Learn how
to express yourself in cloth. Keep a record of outstanding moments in your life, choose a theme, pick a color or
explore new techniques in a small format. Journal Quilts are a perfect way to work
because you are not making a major commitment. Lily Kerns will help you to explore
the different kinds of possible journals and then give you a collection of display options. This is a no-risk way to step
outside traditional boundaries. Look at what previous students have made.
Learn more.
Playing
with Paint gives you a chance to get down and dirty. You can smear
paint on fruit, vegetables, plastic mesh, hand-carved stamps, freezer paper
stencils, bubble wrap and nearly anything else you can think of. Why
should children have all the fun? Lyric Kinard will show you how to
unleash your inner child and make wonderful designs on your fabric.
Experiment with both wet and dry washes. Finish up by creating a
unique silk scarf. See examples of student work in the
Gallery. Learn more.
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Registration Calendar
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| July 3 | |
| Hand Appliqué Basics with Nyla Morrison | |
| Journal Quilts with Lily Kerns | |
| Math for Quilters with Dena Crain | |
| Paper Pieced Paradise with Daphne Greig | |
| Playing with Paint with Lyric Kinard | |
| July 10 | |
| Arabesque with Martine House | |
| Designer Pinwheels with Dena Crain | |
| Getting Started Online with Julie Neu | |
| Machine Quilting with Carol Miller | |
| Printing on Fabric with Ruth Blanchet | |
| July 17 | |
| Embroidery on Patchwork with Joanne Winn | |
| EQ6 Advanced Layouts with Fran Gonzalez | |
| Fireworks with Helen Marshall | |
| More Patchwork Illusions with Karen Combs | |
| Silk Dyeing with Marjie McWilliams | |
| Watercolor Wizardry with Carol Miller | |
| July 24 | |
| Reversible Quilts with Leslie Lacika | |
| Day in the Country with Ruth Blanchet | |
| Playing with Lines and Shapes with Lily Kerns | |
| Stained Glass Bouquet with Nyla Morrison | |
| Strip Mine with Patti Anderson | |
| Using Fusing to Express Yourself with Michele Scott | |
| July 31 | |
| Artists Revisited with Marilyn Belford | |
| Border Workshop with Carol Miller | |
| Crazy Quilt Piecing with Cindy Thury Smith | |
| Fabric Painting with Marjie McWilliams | |
| Filament Fantasy with Linda Schmidt | |
| Viewpoints with Susan Brittingham | |
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Registration
You are invited to register for any class that starts during the next five weeks. Five to seven classes open each weekend. The registration page contains a detailed description of each class including skill level, number of lessons, tuition and a link to the Supply List and Outline.
If you register in advance, either by credit card or check, you will receive your password on the Thursday before class starts. Otherwise, you will receive it within 12 hours of paying for your class.
If we have to close a class's registration early, we announce the date for the next session.
Class Catalog
Want to know when a class will be offered again? The Catalog lists tentative starting dates for the next several months.Quilt U offers both general interest and specialty classes. Thumbnail descriptions and prices of all classes are listed by category. Each class has a link to a more detailed description.
Categories include patchwork, appliqué, dyeing, design, embellishments and computer-aided design.
Meet the Faculty
Read about our international faculty. Find a list of each teacher's classes as well as links to their Web sites, to student reviews and to photos of finished work by students in previous classes.Our teachers are available to answer questions and to offer suggestions about your work-in-progress photos.
Our teachers come from the US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Kenya.
Student Commons
Chat with quilters from around the world. Student Commons is the place where students gather to participate in our three open discussion groups.The Student Lounge is a chat room where you can discuss anything you want. Finishing School is an unstructured classroom where you can get encouragement and advice about your UFOs. Dyeing Forum is a place where dyers hang out.
You will also find information about events or activities happening at Quilt U and a copy of the most recent Quilt U newsletter.
Student Gallery
The Gallery is a collection of photos of completed projects by our students, arranged by instructor and class. See what you can learn at Quilt U!Library
Need to know how to ...Are you afraid that you do not have the computer expertise to take classes online?
Our Library includes a Quilt Terms section full of definitions and tutorials. The Computer Terms glossary contains basic definitions of generally-used computer terminology.
You can also find information about Supply Sources and Metric Conversions.