Sample image for quilting workshop. Halifax, Nova Scotia. A handmade quilted Christmas stocking with diagonal stripes of red, pink, green, and holiday fabrics, hanging in front of a colourful array of bolted quilting cotton fabrics.

Quilted Stocking Workshop w/ Meg

$95.00

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Sample image for quilting workshop. Halifax, Nova Scotia. A handmade quilted Christmas stocking with diagonal stripes of red, pink, green, and holiday fabrics, hanging in front of a colourful array of bolted quilting cotton fabrics.
  • Sample image for quilting workshop. Halifax, Nova Scotia. A handmade quilted Christmas stocking with diagonal stripes of red, pink, green, and holiday fabrics, hanging in front of a colourful array of bolted quilting cotton fabrics.
Quilted Stocking Workshop w/ Meg

Quilted Stocking Workshop w/ Meg
$95.00
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Date

Sunday, November 22nd & 29th
Time

1:00PM-3:00PM

Make a quilted stocking you’ll look forward to hanging up every year!

In this two-session workshop with Meg, you’ll explore patchwork, quilting and lined stocking construction while creating a holiday project in your own colours.

Go classic with a two-colour checkerboard or mix things up with scrappy stripes. You’ll learn how to use a rotary cutter safely, chain-piece your patchwork, quilt on a domestic sewing machine, and assemble your stocking with a neat lining using the “bagging-out” method.

Note: This isn’t a learn-to-sew class, but if you’re comfortable sewing a straight line on a domestic sewing machine, you’re ready to join! Materials are not included. Bring from your stash or enjoy a 10% discount on in-store materials purchased for use in the workshop.
About the Instructor

Meg is the owner of Stitch & Knit Dartmouth. Since moving to the vibrant downtown Dartmouth community in 2021, Meg has been passionate about fostering creativity and connection through crafting. With a lifelong love for knitting and sewing, Meg brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the shop.
Upon relocating to Nova Scotia to pursue a Master of Arts in Arts Education at NSCAD, Meg dedicated their thesis research to exploring the concept of slow craft and the importance of mindful making as a counter to fast-paced consumerism and its environmental impact. Prior to running the store, Meg has actively contributed to the community by working and volunteering with organizations like Halifax Pride and the IWK. With a commitment to sustainability and creativity, Meg is excited to share their passion for crafting with you!
Photography Disclaimer

When you attend a class at our shop, you agree to be recorded and photographed during the session.

If you would prefer that your face, hands, or body not appear in any photos or videos shared on our social media, please send an email to hello@stitchandknitdartmouth.com with your request before the start of the class.

While you may still be recorded or photographed during the class, we will respect your wishes and ensure that any images or videos of you are not shared online. Thank you for your understanding!

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