Scrap Quilts with Bonnie Hunter Online Workshop

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Put your scraps to better use by learning how to not only save them but use them to their full potential. This course focuses on block construction, with the final quilt being up to the imagination of the maker. Courses were inspired by Bonnie’s favorite blocks found in her Addicted to Scraps column with Quiltmaker magazine.

You’ll love this course if you are:

  • A beginning quilter who wants to learn tips and techniques that will make your quilting experience successful
  • A quilter who wants to learn to work with recycled fabrics and scraps of fabric from other projects

Workshop runs 7/22 – 8/19. Registration ends 7/29.

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Learn how to use your fabric scraps while creating different quilt blocks with this video workshop. Follow Bonnie Hunter to learn the best tips and techniques to bust through your fabric stash and use your scraps to their full potential.

Course Format:

  • This is an online workshop. After your purchase, you will get instant access to our online learning platform. On the workshop start date, the videos for your course will be available to view.
  • All course components are self-paced, meaning you can log on at your convenience, day or night, to participate.
  • Once the course ends you will still have access to the lesson materials, but the instructor and discussion board will no longer be available.
  • Need help accessing your workshop? Have further questions? Check out our FAQ page.

Projects Include:

Moth in the Window Block #1: MOTH IN THE WINDOW

  • Working with recycled fabric
  • Rotary cutting
  • Matching lines on your ruler
  • Measuring seam allowance
  • Constructing the Moth in the Window block
Wild And Goosey Block #2: WILD AND GOOSEY

  • Defining neutrals
  • Discussing the two Vs of scrap quilting
  • Demonstrating the basics of small paper piecing
Mai Tais In Paradise Block #3: MAI TAIS IN PARADISE

  • Discussing the Scrap User’s System
  • Using rulers to make quarter square triangles
  • Making partial seams
Block #4: TWIRL AROUND

  • Creating bonus triangles by saving them in a usable size
  • Using the Easy Angle ruler for accurate triangles
  • Webbing the block together for easy assembly
Pinwheel Fancy Block #5: PINWHEEL FANCY

  • Cutting triangles in multiple sizes
  • Stitching units into a pieced triangle
  • Stitching and pressing with the utmost accuracy
  • Pinning for points that match
Idaho Square Dance Block #6: IDAHO SQUARE DANCE

  • Use leaders and enders efficiently
  • Determine which way to press a block
  • Joining the units into a block with “webbing”

Supplies:

For this course, you’ll need:

  • Rotary mat
  • Rotary cutter
  • 6×12″ or 8×14″ ruler
  • 6 1/2″ Easy Angle ruler or 4 1/2″ Easy Angle ruler
  • 10″ Companion Angle ruler
  • Sakura gel pens
  • Small scissors
  • NexCare Flexible Clear First Aid Tape

The Expert:

Bonnie Hunter is passionate about quilt quilting, focusing mainly on scrap quilts with the simple feeling of “making do.” She started her love affair with quilting in a home economics class her senior year of high school in 1980 and has never looked back. Before quilting became her full time career, Bonnie was the owner and designer of Needle in a Haystack!! Creating more than 70 patterns for dolls and stuffed animals with a country primitive feel.

Many of her designs were licensed through the Butterick Pattern Company, translated into 7 languages and sold around the globe through fabric stores. But quilting has always been Bonnie’s first love. She has been machine quilting since 1989 and professionally long arm quilting for the public since 1995, retiring in 2009 when she no longer had the time due to her teaching, traveling and writing schedule. She has been featured in magazines both for her quilt patterns and articles she has written on scrap management and using that stash to its full potential.

Bonnie also writes a regular column for Quiltmaker Magazine entitled “Addicted to Scraps” with the main intention to help you to put various aspects of your own Scrap Users System to good use!

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