Classes

Kelly Ann's offers a variety of classes throughout the year
to keep your quilting skills fresh while learning new styles
and techniques. Our instructors have a depth of experience
in the many areas of quilt-work. From Quilting 101 to
Stack-n-Whack, you'll find a class for it throughout the year.

Take a look at what some of our students have accomplished!

Would you like us to offer something
not listed here? Let us know by sending email to

Schedule

Class samples on display in our classroom

Class	Instructor	Difficulty	Dates	Time	Size	Fee
Beginning Hand Appliqué	Nancy Evans		6/12	1 PM- 3 PM	2/5	$35
Beginning Hand Quilting	Nancy Evans		6/15	10 AM- 1 PM	2/5	$35
Beginning Machine Appliqué	Irma Whitlock		6/17	1 PM- 3 PM	2/6	$30
Beginning Hand Appliqué	Nancy Evans		6/18	10 AM- 12 PM	2/5	$35
Beginning Machine Appliqué	Irma Whitlock		6/19	1 PM- 3 PM	2/6	$30
T-Shirt Prep Workshop	Irma Whitlock		7/15	1 PM- 3 PM	2/6	$35
T-Shirt Prep Workshop	Irma Whitlock		7/17	1 PM- 3 PM	2/6	$35
If there is a weekday class you'd like to see on the weekend or the other way around we can start a waiting list, and if enough people are interested we'll try to meet your needs.

 

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Notes:

"Size" indicates the minimum and maximum number of students the instructor requires to go ahead with the class.

Due to class size limitations, cancellations must be made at least two weeks before the scheduled class start date. No refund will be given for cancellations after that date.

Difficulty	Description
	One bee indicates a very easy, basic class. Students need to bring a sewing machine in good working order and be familiar with its use.
	Two bees indicate that students must be comfortable using a rotary cutter and their sewing machine. It will be necessary to be able to sew an accurate 1/4-inch seam.
	Three bees indicates a class for a student that has successfully made several quilts and would like to learn a new technique or get better at more advanced quilting.
	Four bees indicate a class for our most advanced students. These classes would be taught by a very experienced teacher and would address the more difficult quilting techniques and projects.

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