Learn quilting basics with teacher Liz Granberg-Jerome. This multi-session series will guide you through rotary cutting and stitching an accurate 1/4" seam through making blocks with multiple techniques. By the end of the series, students will have made a minimum of nine blocks and as many as twelve to make a sampler quilt top. Liz will share loads of tips to make your quilting experience fun. This is a great series for new quilters or for those wishing to hone their skills. Session 1: Sunday, January 18 from 1:30 to 4:30pm at the Lumberyard Arts Center

Beginning Crochet series: Join Becky Fender and Janet Anderson-Story who will guide you in learning and practicing basic crochet stitches, changing yarn colors, and reading patterns to make beginner projects such as a soap holder and granny squares to make a bag. Saturdays, February 7 & 21 and March 7 & 21 from 1pm to 3pm at the Lumberyard Arts Center. AGES 12/6th GRADE THROUGH ADULT

One Block Wonder quilts look complicated, but are actually quite easy to make and each one is completely unique! Six repeats of one fabric are cut into strips and then sets of 60 degree triangles. Despite being a quilt full of hexagons, the assembly has NO Y-seams! Sunday, February 22 from 10am to 4pm in the Lumberyard Arts Center classroom.