In this class you’ll learn all about the art of standing wool and quillies. Wool felt and fabric can be cut and coiled in a variety of ways to make circles, flowers, leaves, and more to add interest and texture. Using a combination of simple sewing and glue you’ll learn how to create a floral jar topper using your own materials. There will be live demonstrations of the techniques and full notes with directions and a supply list will be sent to each student so they can make their own gift jars after class.
1.5 hours
Minimum 5- Max 20
Level - basic punch needle and rug hooking skills
Notes and supply list emailed to students after class
Teacher: Rebecca Martin
Bio -
Rebecca is a passionate fiber artist, educator, and writer based in Longmont, Colorado. Her studio is filled with all things wool, however, rug hooking takes center stage. She is a certified Oxford Punch Needle Rug Hooking instructor and a McGown certified teacher in traditional rug hooking. Rebecca teaches locally and online and has taught at Sauder and the ATHA conventions. She has written articles for Rug Hooking Magazine, the ATHA magazine and Magpie Times. In the fall of 2023 her book, Rug Hooking in Harmony was published. When not hooking, teaching, or writing Rebecca can be found hovering over her dye pots, creating rug yarn for her company StoryTeller Wool.
