Adventures in Quilting:
Virtual Online Classes
Our classes are Accuquilt Friendly
and some are just fun.
Virtual Online Classes
Our classes are Accuquilt Friendly
and some are just fun.
BIG NEWS: JANUARY 2026 - GO TO THE EDUCATION CALENDAR LINK OF THIS WEBSITE.
Scroll down on this page for CURRENT classes.
Classes are online 'quilting bee' classes in a virtual classroom.
Students must download the free Zoom app onto their laptop or I-pad to participate.
All classes are channeled through QuiltersB.com.
QuiltersB: Real classes with real people from the comfort of your home.
ALL CLASSES ARE EASTERN TIME.
Future Accuquilt for Beginners classes:
Saturday, December 27th and January 3rd, 2-5:00 p.m.
Friday, February 27th and March 6th, 10-1:00 p.m.
Monday, April 13th and 20th, 2-5:00 p.m.
Future Grids and Pattern Conversion class:
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Accuquilt for Beginners Class is on Zoom, Saturday, December 27th and January 3rd, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time. These times give you choices per your schedule.
Build your confidence for using the Accuquilt Cutting system. Understand how Accuquilt has done the math for us by building Qube shapes with seam allowances.
Class is recorded, and available to download for five days. Receive a pdf of the PowerPoint as a permanent reference.
Enjoy membership on an Accuquilt for Beginners Facebook page created as an extension of the Zoom classroom. Tell your friends about these classes. There is so much to learn.
Click here to register for the class of your choice. Bring pencil and paper and your enthusiasm for learning. That's all you need for this class. Get ready to do some exploring.
Come learn the power of the Qube. Develop a mindset that enables you to look at a pattern, put down the rotary cutter, and cut accurately with the shapes in your Qube.
Learn to translate your patterns on Friday, January 9th and 16th, 10-1:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Class is recorded and downloadable. Also, you receive a PowerPoint pdf that gives you a permanent reference of topics covered, and you will be invited into a Pattern Conversion Facebook page that is an extension of our Zoom classroom.
Practice and learn. Some say you will be converting patterns in your sleep! This class could change your life. It's a great resource for converting patterns.
Register here by clicking here:
Friday, January 9th and 16th, 10-1:00 p.m. Eastern time.
If you think you would like to get educated about all things 'borders', this is the class for you.
Look at the importance of borders on a quilt, types of borders, what to consider when adding a border to a quilt, and how to add that border so the edges of your quilt are not wavy.
Learn several popular border patterns, look at where Accuquilt fits in the process and check out how Pauline Rogers tackles borders. Then, there's mitered corners, cornerstones, and Ten Sisters borders, and even a free motion discussion.
This class is full of information. It will benefit you for years to come.
Registration is now open for the January class. It starts Monday, January 12th and 19th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Do join me. Bring your sense of humor. We will have a blast! Click here to register for the January class.
Monday, January 5th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time.
There have been requests for this class to happen right after the holidays. So we have spontaneously inserted the Scrappy Hunter's Star class to make the wishes on our wish list come true.
Come join us. Be inspired with how you can use the Hunter's Star block. Learn to create the block. You'll be on fire and ready to begin 2026 with an enthusiasm for sewing and using your Accuquilt cutting system.
This class just opened. It's brand new and ready for you to begin the 2026 quilting adventures.
Six classes starting January 6th and 13th, 11-2:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Learn how to join the Angles and Corners Mix and Match Companion sets to their parent Qube. It's amazing at what you can do when you add new shapes to the eight original Qube shapes. It's not just about adding shapes though. It's about creativity.
After becoming proficient with the Qube, we become ready for what's next. That's when the Angles and Corners offer a new challenge. And so we begin with Angles and Corners Part 1. It's like learning the basics.
The possibilities are endless. Learn to design your own blocks. Play with the shapes and literally mix them up in a variety of grids. Make your quilts look amazing. This is a really fun class. Register by clicking here.
January 6 and 13, February 3 and 10, March 3 and 10, 11-2:00 p.m. Eastern time
January 20 and 27, February 24 and March 3,
April 14 and 21st, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Six classes starting January 20th and 27th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern
Harriet Carpanini is widely recognized in the quilting community as a longarm quilting educator, especially known for her deep expertise with Handi Quilter machines and the Pro-Stitcher computerized quilting system.
Harriet Carpanini is a wealth of information. She lives in Indiana and shares her journey on a Facebook page entitled The Last Stitch Machine Quilting. You may have seen her helpful You Tube videos. You will be enriched with what she brings to learning the long arm.
We are so privileged that she has agreed to teach a series of six classes for those of you love your long arm quilting. The class topics are listed here. You may want to take a look. She is a visual learner and for that reason teaches with that approach in mind, so that you may actively participate in the long arm learning process.
I hope you will want to learn with Harriet Carpanini. This is a wonderful opportunity. You can register by clicking here.
Thursday, January 8 and 15, 2026, 5-8:00 p,m,
This creative grids ruler is delightful, especially if you are eager to try out a new look for the log cabin quilt block. This quilt block has character and personality, dimension and depth. Playing with scraps or fabric collections, solids or prints, this block is just entertaining and creative fun. Anything is possible.
Needed for this class is the Creative Grids 10" Wonky Log Cabin ruler. If you are looking to buy one, you can order it here: www.lindas.com/quiltersb.
Come play with me. QuiltersB classes are where real people interact with each other right in your sewing room. Your questions matters; your questions get answered. It's an amazing learning experience.
I look forward to seeing you in class.
Schedule uninterrupted sewing time.
These mini retreats are offered through QuiltersB to promote the idea that we can all sew together and be motivation for each other.
Click here to register for any of these mini retreat/Christmas Workshops.
Christmas Workshop Thursdays:
January 29th, March 5th and April 16th, 2026
Overwhelmed quilters need uninterrupted sewing time for unfinished projects, Christmas sewing, and for catch-up on class work.
Many want company in their sewing room. Others want to know there is someone who can help them with a skill. So, join me in my sewing room. I will join you in yours. Let's help each other, and sew together on Zoom.
Schedule one day once a month for uninterrupted sewing. Write it on the calendar. Educate your family that you are dedicating that day to the sewing room. Maybe plan ahead so supper is in the freezer.
Call this a mini-retreat, a therapeutic respite, or a Christmas workshop. The spirit is the same; we are all like elves preparing for that big day when we gift a quilt to someone. Many of us just need to breathe and create.
It is possible to register for one day or two or three. Please know that the cost is slightly less if you pay for the three day package. But this payment option gives you some flexibility, month to month.
AND IF YOU REGISTER FOR THE CHRISTMAS CLUB, you are given a discount to these mini-retreat days of sewing.
Have fun with the Log Cabin Die, January 17th, Saturday, 10-1:00 p.m.
There is nothing quite like the satisfaction that comes from playing with the log cabin die. It is one of Accuquilt's creations that make life so much easier.
The die cuts 1 1/2" strips in a variety of lengths. They are all set to sew into quilt blocks that can measure different sizes. Much depends on how many rounds are put onto the center square.
Our class will inspire you with a 'museum' of pattern designs and ideas that turn almost any quilter on to using the log cabin quilt blocks. I have created a Facebook page for log cabin students and you will receive a study guide for a permanent reference.
Class is recorded and downloadable. Won't you join me? Let's build a log cabin project in one way, shape, form or another. Register by clicking here.
A delightful Lori Holt Bee in My Bonnet Series:
Starting January 6th, 5-8:00 p.m.
These classes address the Neighbor series of nine houses. For each of three patterns, there will be 3 three-hour classes, one class per pattern, and with a week in between the scheduled classes. It is the hope that such time allotments will help with completing each separate 'house' quilt block.
These house quilt blocks are delightful. Each house displays a traditional quilt block within the house. The purpose of these classes is to provide Accuquilt friendly guidance with study guides that walk students through the piecing process in these Lori Holt patterns.
Register for Houses 1-3, 4-6 and 7-9 separately or register for all three classes at the same time. The option is yours.
Two 3-hour classes monthly for 8 months on Zoom: January through August 2026 - with an empty week in between classes.
This is a Kansas Troubles quilt pattern that is designed to last 12 months. Through QuiltersB, making it Accuquilt friendly, we will tackle the quilt pattern in 8 months and provide guidance for the variety of quilt blocks in this beautiful pattern. It is a delightful quilt.
Brighten your home with the classic decor of the Vintage Christmas Sampler, a traditionally pieced pattern with just a bit of fusible applique for the ornament tops. This fun design features log cabin blocks, flying geese, stars, and various Christmas motifs that will bring joy to your home for years to come. The quilt is queen sized and finishes to approximately 88" x 100".
Search for the Kansas Troubles fabrics or use your own. If the quilt is started in January, it could be finished in time for Christmas 2026.
Click to register for this class and make a special Christmas quilt.
Saturday, January 10th, 2-5:00 p.m.
Considered challenging over the years, this traditional quilt block has often been constructed with foundation paper piecing or Y-Seams. With the Block on Board (BOB) dies, if you can sew a 1/4" seam, you will create this classic beauty.
Many like the look of this die and are certain it will enhance their quilt designs. Because the die looks a little scary, I can be your guide so you meet with success as you create this block.
Click here to register for the January 10th class. That's a Saturday, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time. See you there!
Tuesday, January 13th, 5-8:00 p.m. Eastern
Meet the Creative Grid stripology rulers. ALL OF THEM. They can feel like a challenge without some kind of instruction. You may also want to know 'what else' they can do. The brainstorm of Gudrun Erla from Iceland, they have saved many quilters from wonky strips and shapes.
This is an opportunity to get educated. Learn tips and tricks for using these special rulers. Discover the 'what else' and appreciate that they are great partners in crime with Accuquilt. I use my rulers all the time as I square quilt blocks and subcut strips. But there's so much more I can show you.
Click here to register for class on January 13th, Tuesday, 5-8:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Friday, January 23 and February 6th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern time
Take completed quilt blocks and learn how to quilt them on your domestic machine. Square them. Learn to join them with a new method for sashings. Practicing the Pauline Rogers process, learn to complete your very own quilts and be proud of a job well done.
Recommended supplies. Pauline Rogers Quilt as you Go Handbook. Pauline Rogers Sasher tool set. Hobb's Heirloom cotton/polyester FUSIBLE batting. Clover double forked pins, and Roxanne's Glue Baste It Glue. All these supplies are available at my affiliate link: www.lindas.com/quiltersb.
This Quilt as You Go approach to finishing a quilt is satisfying and methodical. If you would like to participate with us, click here to register.
Two Wednesday classes each month:
10-1:00 p.m. Eastern time.
January 14 and 21, Feb 11 and 18,
March 11 and 25, April 22 and 29
Eight three hour classes across four months. Take a look at historical myths.
I have wanted to teach an Underground Railroad class for a long time. Since the Underground Railroad during slave times has been talked about for generations, it has fascinated me. Many say it is more myth than fact, and yet repeatedly the tales are told, celebrating black heroes and white heroes from days long gone.
It has been fascinating. I've delved into the myths, looked at old photographs, read historical perspectives and tried to immerse myself into life back then. What was it like? How did folks help each other? Was quilting a 'thing' that saved lives? I've been reading and researching. Now I am ready to combine a bit of history with poetic license in order for us to create our own story of the Underground Railroad.
We will look at 12-16 quilt blocks. Instead of hand quilting, we will bring these blocks into today, make them Accuquilt friendly, and design our own Underground Railroad quilt. What story might we tellL? At the least, we will enjoy sewing and piecing together; at the most, we will walk away with an appreciation for history, what it tells us, and what we might choose to read between the lines. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS
Starting January 20th and 27th, 10-1:00 p.m. Eastern
Four months, eight classes
Pre-requisite for this class is Free Motion Quilting Part 1
Donna is excited to take her free motion quilters into steps beyond their first classes. Now the fun really begins. The horizons expand as free motion techniques build on all that was learned from practicing daily. Just wait until you see what you can do.
I'm not revealing any secrets here. Donna and her dog 'Stitch' will guide you through all the next steps, and beyond. Learn to quilt your quilts artistically because you can. With Donna's expertise moving you forward, you'll be ready to spread your wings and fly! Click here to register for this class
Many exclaim, “I am terrible at choosing fabrics for my quilts.” So, let’s do a class and talk about that. I'm all in. Are you?
Allow me to give you tips and tricks for selecting fabrics. Talk values, shades, tints, dark, medium and light with me. Get into a helpful mindset for choosing just what you need next time around.
Remove the stress. Playing with fabric can be fun. I'll even give resources that are helpful for choosing color combos.
Interested? I hope you will take advantage of this amazing class. The next one is Tuesday, January 24th, 10-1:00 p.m.. Click here to register.
The beauty of quilting is the multitude of styles, approaches, perspectives, techniques, and art. Add in the wide variety of quilters 'out there' with their personal interests and anything is possible.
I am a teacher who listens. Your input is always welcome. I love the ideas you bring to the table. So, give me the kernel of a class and let me mull it over. We'll brainstorm and be creative.
Do you have a class wish list? Do you have ideas I should know about? By clicking here, share your wishes. I'm all ears.
There has been interest in the Arkansas Traveler. A number of folks informed me they needed support when removing the cellophane. So, a class with directions on how to use the die will be helpful. What a great way to start the new year!
This is a die with a cozy creative twist. We will look at inspirational patterns and examine what secondary patterns emerge when the block is used repeatedly. We will brainstorm about how this block could interact with other BOB dies to breathe life into a novel quilt. Interested? I hope so. Click here to register for this class: January 25th, 2-5:00 p.m. Eastern.
Monday, January 26th, 1-4:00 p.m. Eastern time
Carol Thelen is amazing. She is a member of our Learning and Support page. Her educational training was in engineering, and in retirement she reinvented herself by creating Quiltnotes.com.
In October, Carol taught us how to use Accuquilt, EQ8 and Quiltnotes in conjunction with one another. Her explanation is easy to understand, and opens the door to a whole new way of figuring yardage for pieced quilts. At the same time, we learn how to apply borders to quilts, make quilt layouts simple, and even design quilt blocks.
This is a class you do not want to miss. To register for class, click here. Save your space because we close this class at 50 students.
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