My daughter Beth has taken online quilting classes for a number of years and finds them ideal to fit into her busy schedule.  She can work on her lessons at home, when she can find time.  Online classes are generally within one’s budget when you consider the cost of classes away from home, travel and often lodging and meals.
Currently Beth is taking  Jane LaFazio’s class, “Mixed Media with Paper & Cloth,” from Joggles.
Here is one of her pieces with the leaves stamped onto the background.  She experimented with freezer paper stencils.
You’ll find more of Beth’s class work at her Meandering …read more

Jean Murray mentioned as one of her goals, in a comment to my Happy New Year’s post,  that she’d like to take an online quilting class at Quilt University.  I’d asked, in this post, for quilters’ goals for the coming year.
My daughter has taken online classes at Quilt University and other online sites.  She has really enjoyed them and felt she learned a great deal.
*You can work at your convenience although it’s best to keep up with the weekly lessons.
*You can work midst family and business interruptions.
*You can work on your schedule…morning, afternoon, evening, during the wee hours of the night.
*You don’t have to …read more