Dresden Plate - Quilt Workshop

In this workshop, you'll learn to make two different Dresden Plate quilt block options designed by your teacher Jeannie Jenkins.

The Dresden Plate is a classic quilt block, dating to the 1800's and popularized in the 1920's. You'll often see it used in a sampler quilt or repeated in the original classic grid style. It's a fantastic opportunity for modernizing a classic. You can create patterns within patterns based on your fabric choices and fussy cutting options. 

Learn this beautiful block and you'll have the tools to make it your own. 

Details

Difficulty - Advanced beginner, you can use a rotary cutter and acrylic ruler, maintain a 1/4" seam allowance, and do basic quilt math. You're ready to tackle curves, or you're already a pro.

Teacher - Jeannie Jenkins

Supply List - NOTE - the pattern is included in the workshop price

You will get a detailed list of requirements in advance of the class, but you will need to bring your own fabric and thread. We have Pfaff Passport sewing machines for your use in the class. Please bring your fabric and your sewing kit (rotary cutter, pins or wonder clips, any tools you like to use when piecing a quilt block). We also have sewing kits available to borrow in case you need one.

Pattern Notes - The pattern for the block is included in the workshop. Templates for both "petal" shapes are available for sale. 

Note - we are capping the class at 6 participants. If we have less than 3 participants, we will cancel the class and refund your full purchase price. Otherwise, workshops are non-refundable. If you cancel with at least a week's notice, we will give you a store credit. If you find you can't make it, with less than one week's notice, you are welcome to send someone in your place.