May, 2007 I retired from education so I could pursue my true love of quilting. Since then I have taught at many national quilt shows, written two books, St. Louis Stars and Kaleidostars, and continue to teach across the country to local quilt guilds. I also currently do or have done commissioned work for P&B, Timeless Treasures, RJR Fabrics, Benartex, Clothworks, Hoffman, McCalls Quilting, House of White Birches (Quilter’s World), American Patchwork & Quilting and Fons and Porter.  I break everything down to basic steps that even a beginner can do. I want people to leave my class saying “Wow, I did not know I could do that!” My philosophy is “Quilting should be fun, not hard”.

WORKSHOP!! WORKSHOP!! WORKSHOP!! WORKSHOP!!

“Unfoundation” Piecing 101 will be held April 10^th starting at 9AM. No more tearing off the foundation! We will learn how to see “off” the foundation and make a large NY Beauty block. It is a technique class and something you can use on other foundation patterns. The class also includes her special pinning technique for perfect curves every time. Confident beginner to advanced quilter will enjoy this class.

Please contact Sandi Cox 785 224 8579 or email garysandi at earthlink dot net for more details or to signup. Space is limited so please contact her soon.

Published by Kansas Quilters Organization

KQO was established in October of 1984 to further the art of quilting within the state and to bring quilters together to share their knowledge. Our membership includes hundreds of quilters from around the state of Kansas and a number of members from other surrounding states. We meet twice a year for two days, attending workshops, lectures, trunk shows, and other assorted activities. Every other year we offer a fellowship as well. Our instructors and lecturers can include local talent from surrounding areas, guests brought in from around the Midwest based on recommendations and requests and of course our own immensely talented KQO members. View all posts by Kansas Quilters Organization