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When: Part 1: Sunday, November 13, 2011 - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Part 2: Saturday, November 3, 2011 - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cost: $45 + book
Registration: Please pre-register for this program by calling the library at 860-828-9325.
Learn to design your own scrapbook photo quilt. Use old photos or new digital pictures of your ancestors to showcase your family genealogy. The first part of the class is the planning & cropping stage, layout & positioning, and color scheme & theme of quilt. Computer and All-in-One (scanner, copier, and printer) will be available in class for photo editing and printing photos onto fabric sheets.Intermediate>
Learn How to Make an Heirloom Quilt
The process of making a Heritage Scrapbook Photo Quilt
can be compared to the metamorphosis of a cocoon into
a beautiful butterfly. Your old dilapidated black and white
photos can be transformed digitally into fabric photos and
then made into a breathtaking memory photo quilt. This book includes
detailed instructions and worksheets, and
teaches the grid method that guides you in creating your
own unique design. You can use the sample block measurements
and quilt dimensions offered in this book or you can
make the quilt any size that you wish.
Deborah Griffin Sierpinski has been a passionate quilter
for 25 years. She is a quilting instructor at the
Adult Education program in Middletown, CT,
the Bear Hollow Quilt Company in Colchester,
CT and the Heart of the Valley (HOV) Guild
in Portland, CT. She is also editor of the HOV
Guild newsletter.
Deborah has her BA in Psychology and Business
from Central Connecticut State University,
New Britain, CT. She worked for seven
years as a director of "MARC: Respite and
Recreation Program" for families with special
needs children.
& Coming Soon:
Upcoming Heritage Series II:
"Women of War" portrays the woman's
role in each of the American Wars from
the Revolutionary War up to the Iraq War
dedicating a quilt block to each war.