In House Workshops
All classes are being held at the YMCA in Upland, located at 1150 E Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786 , unless there is a scheduling concern for the YMCA. If a class has to be changed, we will contact all parties to let them know, by email and adding notifications on Facebook.
Classes start at 9:30 and end at 3:00. Please bring your lunch, snacks or drinks.
January 13, 2024 Quilting 101
By Terry Kirk
*** THIS CLASS LOCATION HAS BEEN CHANGED TO THE CHURCH ! THE HOURS ARE DIFFERENT ALSO, CLASS WILL BE FROM 9 AM TO 4 PM. PLEASE BRING YOUR LUNCH AND DRINKS FOR THE DAY.
Quilting 101 – Terry Kirk
Supply List
Basic Sewing Supplies
Sewing Supplies, Pins, Scissors, Neutral colored thread, etc.
Sewing machine with new needle
Rotary cutter with new blade
Ruler –> 6×12 or 24 and optional 9-1/2” square
Cutting mat
Fabrics:
1. Focus Print: 1-1/2 yards (This should be a large Floral or Novelty or Fun Print that will be the “Portrait Blocks” and the outer border)
2. Coordinating Print: ½ yard (This should go along with the Focus like a small filler print from the same line/colors).
3. Accent Color: ½ yard (This should make the focus print ZING).
4. Frame Border: ½ yard (This will be the first border and frames the quilt).
February 10, 2024 Chinese Coins
by Diane Martin
Coin Quilt — Supply List for February 10, 2024
All participants will decide if their project will be with straight stacks (All pieces will be of the same width) Or— Uneven stacks — Strips can be straight — or angled.
You have options— depending on what size quilt you are making. And what your fabric source is. The Coin Strips can be from 7″ wide finished to 4″ wide. Your sashing’s can be from 2″ wide to 4″ wide. By varying the width of the coins or the sashing — you can create the quilt you want. Wider sashing’s may need more yardage.
Contact Diane, Email Hootowleditor@yahoo.com
Using Layer Cake For Straight — or uneven stacks
Finished Size 62 x 70 |
finished Size — Lap Quilt 45 x 51 |
Layer Cake — or 40 10″ squares |
24 10″ squares |
• 2 Yds of Background & Border fabric |
1 Yd Background & boarders |
o Narrow Ruler at least 12″ long |
Narrow Ruler at least 12″ long |
9 h” square up ruler |
9 h” square up ruler |
Good Rotary cutter |
Good Rotary cutter |
Basic Sewing Supplies |
Basic Sewing Supplies |
Using Jelly Roll For Straight Stacked
Finished Size 54 x 78 |
finished Size — Lap Quilt 45×45 |
Jelly Roll — or 33 – 2 h” strips |
25 – 2 1/2″ strips |
0 2 Yds of Background & Border fabric |
0 1 Yd Background & boarders |
e Narrow Ruler at least 12″ long |
Narrow Ruler at least 12″ long |
0 9 h” square up ruler |
9 h” square up ruler |
Good Rotary cutter |
‘ Good Rotary cutter |
Basic Sewing Supplies |
Basic Sewing Supplies |
Using Scraps Coins will be wide and narrow.
For Larger Quilt — 160 (min) pieces 9-10″ long , and widths of 1 h” to 4 h inches. The wider width pieces will be cut on the diagonal for the angled pieces.
For Smaller Quilt —You will need about 150 random strips about 7″ long. Width from 1″ — 4″. These can be angled — but it’s suggested that the narrow end be larger than 1″.
You may find it useful to bring a wedge ruler.
If you are doing scrappy — Let me know your color scheme — or style, I have lots of scraps to share.
March 9, 2024 Garlic Knots
by Sharon Chaffino
March Class Supply List – Garlic Knots
This quilt is made of 80, 6 ½ blocks that finish at 6” Inches in the quilt. The quilt will measure 69 ½ “x 83”. You can adjust the size if you choose.
This is a Bonnie Hunter Scrap Quilt. You can get her pattern as a Digital PDF for $12.00 at:
https://quiltville.com/shop.html#!/Garlic-Knots-Digital-Pattern/p/79241150/category=13038426
Sewing Machine
Basic Sewing Supplies ie: rotary cutter, small cutting mat, rulers, sewing machine needles, scissors, flannel backed tablecloth or portable design wall, you might find a traveling iron helpful and etc.
Yardage requirements are as follows:
Medium to dark prints in a rainbow of colors totaling about 4 Yards. If you prefer you can make this in a 2 or 3 color scheme. You’ll have to adjust your yardage accordingly
Background fabric 4 ½ Yards.
Border accent ½ yard.
Cutting directions for 1 block is as follows:
From background cut:
(2) 2” x 4 ½ “rectangles
(2) 2” x 3 ½” rectangles
From Color one fabric cut:
(3) 2 “x 4 1/2 “rectangles
From Color two Cut:
(1) 2” x 4 ½” rectangle
We will work on making the blocks, when we have completed at least 8 blocks we’ll work on the layout with the sashing that makes the crosses.
The sashing is cut from 1 ½ “strips. From Background fabric sub cut to 1 ½ x 3 ½”. From colored fabrics sub cut
to 1 ½”x 5 ½” rectangles. For your accent squares sub cut into 1 ½” x 1 ½” squares
Nite Owl Quilters Guild
Luncheon Tea & Showcase
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Noon – 2:30PM
Location: Bethany of Montclair
9950 Monte Vista Avenue
Montclair, CA 91763
visit the church website for directions
You can be a winner!
Featuring Quilts and Opportunity Baskets
A Go-Cutter with assorted dies – value over $500
An Instant Pot with kitchen bling
A personal coffee pot and goodies
And many more!!
May 11, 2024 Bargello Christmas Tree Skirt
Teacher – Michelle Case
Bargello Christmas Tree Skirt
Fabric Requirements and Tools:
2 Fat Quarters of Light Green (G1)
2 Fat Quarters of Medium Green (G2)
2 Fat Quarters of Dark Green (G3)
2 Fat Quarters of Light Red (R1)
2 Fat Quarters of Medium Red (R2)
- Fat Quarters of Dark Red (R3)
- Fat Quarters of White (W1)
3 Fat Quarters of White (W2)
Approx. 3 yards backing fabric
Batting, 54″ x 54″ (optional)
1/2 yard bias binding (2.5″ strips)
Nine Degree Wedge Ruler
Numbered pins or post its and pencil
Sewing machine, thread, needles, scissors, etc.
Cutting Instructions:
Cut each fat quarter into 3″ x 21″ strips to yield the number of strips in the chart below.
G1 = 9 strips |
R1 = 9 strips |
W1 = 18 strips |
G2 = 9 strips |
R2 = 9 strips |
W2 = 18 strips |
G3 = 9 strips |
R3 = 9 strips |
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Additional Color Ideas
June 8, 2024 Quilt Labels – Postponed to January 11, 2025
Teacher- Earlean Miller
Quilt Labels Class – June 8
Supply List:
- ½ yard of Muslin or Kona Cotton (IMPORTANT: Please Prewash and Dry Fabric without dryer sheets!)
- ½ yard Light Interfacing – Can be Iron on
- Freezer Paper
- Light Box so you can trace images
- Small Rotary Cutter & Mat
- Small Ruler – like a 6-1/2” square or Ruler
- Paper Scissors
- MICRON 05 – Archival Ink Pen by Sukura from Japan (BLACK for Tracing)
- Any Fabric Markers or Fabric Crayons that you may have
July 13, 2024
Chandelier Quilt Taught by Mary Alvarez
Basic Supplies – make a 60” x 60” quilt without borders – you will need 45 blocks
Bring your usual sewing supplies: machine with cords, rotary cutter, etc.
The following rulers are helpful but not absolutely necessary (the teacher will have a few rulers to share):
9” Square-up ruler
24” ruler to cut large diagonal blocks
Focus Fabric:
2 charm packs
Or 6 – 7 fat quarters (the more variety, the better)
Or 6 – 7 quarter yard pieces
Or scraps large enough to cut a 5” square and two 2-1/2” squares for each block
Background:
3 yards of one fabric or enough scraps to equal 3 yards
Before class – cut four 2-1/2” strips
Homework:
Preparation to make at least ten blocks in class.
From charm packs – separate them by matching fabrics – you should have two of each fabric.
OR
From fat quarters, cut:
Two strips at 5” x 22”
One strip at 2-1/2” x 22”
OR
From yardage, cut:
One Strip at 5” x WOF
One strip at 2-1/2” x WOF
August 10, 2024
Modern Offset Square in a Square being taught by Lavella Fitzgerald
September 14, 2024
Carolyn Barnett Heart Quilt
Carolyn Barnet – Heart Quilt
PRECUTTING DIRECTIONS FOR CAROLYN’S HEART QUILT
I have had many requests for precutting for the heart quilt in September and I thought I would pass these on to you ladies. These are really fun blocks to make and very easy but it is important to cut precisely. Please bring your fabrics with you in case you have made an error in your cutting. I usually cut my blocks, place them in a baggie and away I go! Remember that besides your regular sewing stuff, please bring a cutting mat, rotary cutter, a pencil or frixion pen, and a ruler that has 45 degree angle lines on it.
When I originally taught this quilt we used 1/4 yds but I have since discovered that fat quarters are fine. For the size quilt I made you will cut 20 blocks”
FOR EACH BLOCK CUT THE FOLLOWING:
BACKGROUND FABRIC:
CUT (1) 6 7/8″ X 6 7/8″ SQUARE–CUT DIAGONALLY CREATING TWO TRIANGLES
CUT (1) 4 7/8″ X 4 7/8″ SQUARE–CUT IN HALF DIAGNOALLY CREATING TWO TRIANGLES
CUT (2) 4 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ SQUARES
CUT (4) 2 1/2′ X 2 1/2′ SQUARES
HEART FABRIC
CUT (2) 2″ x 9 3/4″ rectangles
CUT (2) 2 1/2′ x 6 1/2″
Cut (2) 2 1/2″ x 4 1/2″
CUT (2) 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
October 12, 2024
See Quilt Show Tab for Info
November 9, 2024
Carol Gaines –