Bungalow Quilting - The Uptown in Any Town
What is the Row By Row Experience? Well, it started back a few years ago. Here’s how it works. It takes place over the summer, and is an incentive for traveling quilters to stop in to quilt shops along their route. Participating quilt shops all over the country advertise that they are participating, on the Row by Row Experience website. They must provide a free pattern for each customer that
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My daughters are each having a baby this summer. One is due with a boy in May. The other with a girl in July. It is the first for both of them, and so they are my first grandchildren. At a mere 52 years of age, I will be a grandmother. But, I am a quilting grandmother. Freddie, the boy, is getting a quilt, and so is the girl, who
I made this quilt for Peter’s band instructor. She isn’t going to look at my website. She’s not a quilter, and she is too busy teaching all those high schoolers how to play instruments. So, I added it here. I added a little tail to make it into an eighth note. It turned out well. It’s my original design. I am going to get it quilted with music notes on
Learn to knit cables with this simple headband. You won’t believe how easy it is to cable. This class is April 10th at 10:30 a.m. and costs $20. Supplies are one ball of worsted weight yarn approximately 125 yards. Size 8 needles, straight 12 inch or circular 16 inch size 8. Cabling needle not necessary, bring a small double point needle. Supplies can also be purchased at the Bungalow. Taught
This is an introduction to free motion quilting. Taught by Judy, she has been free motion quilting for over 10 years. April 10th at 5:30 to 6:00, it will last about an hour. You can pick this up in no time. Just come after work and we will teach you the basics of this method of quilting. Supplies needed: Sewing machine in excellent working condition. Free motion foot or darning
Learn how to use this delightful ruler. There are so many great patterns that are all done with this ruler. This one looks like pop beads. It only uses a 1/2 yard of each color, and you can make it whatever size you want. This class will be taught by Judy Gauthier. Class takes place Wednesday April 29th at 7:00 p.m. in Ripon, and in Milwaukee at 12:00 noon. Here
Make this child size hooded sweater with pouch (hence Wallaby). This is a advanced beginner knitting class. Four Saturdays in May. The 2nd,9th,16th and30th. $40.00/ $45.00 if credit card. Payment due at time of signup but we are more than happy to take payment by phone.
A Tisket, A Tasket I love my Picnic Basket! Make a picnic basket. Wisconsinites love nothing more than to eat outside. That’s because it’s such a novelty. We do it for so many gatherings. We invented tailgating. We love to have company for dinner in the summer and put our finery on the picnic table. And we love to surprise a loved one with an outdoor picnic. Make a picnic
Make this adorable little dress for your little one! Skills learned include finishing edges using a bias trim, sew-in elastic casing, setting in sleeves, hemming and covering sewing on buttons. Class Length / Schedule: 2 – 90 minute classes April 14th and 21st (Tuesday) 6-7:30pm Cost: $40 Please note that the class fee is due at the time of sign-up. We are more than happy to take a payment over
Kim Van Berkum Bates
Kelly Robbert
