August Mystery Workshop

The workshop I had set up for today did not run.  But the Mystery Workshop on August 5th is running.  There is still room in the class if you want to join in.

The workshop is a Debbie’s Creative Moments mystery quilt workshop.  This means you don’t know what the finished quilt will look like.  It’s a great way to stretch you quilting boundaries.  The August workshop quilt is 60″ x 84″ before the border.  It takes 4 different fabrics.  The workshop is being held at Pine Tree Quilt Shop in Salem, NH.  The cost of the class is 35$.  This includes the pattern.  You can use fabric from your stash or purchase some from Pine Tree – your choice.

If you are interested give Pine Tree a call and sign up.  If you need more information, let me know.

C

 

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