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Oklahoma City Winter Quilt Show
January 14-16, 2010
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Cancellation/Exchange Policy:
Absolutely NO refunds will be made for admission or class
tickets—NO exceptions.
However, a seminar ticket can be
exchanged at the show if your class is not sold out and has not
occurred. Lost or forgotten tickets cannot be replaced or
refunded. If you are unable to attend the Expo or classes,
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Workshops - Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wednesday's Workshops will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott
(located directly across the street from the Convention Center)
Order Classes/Workshops for:
Wednesday -
Thursday - Friday
- Saturday
Complete Descriptions of
Seminars and Workshops (PDF)
Order Form only (PDF) for Fax and Mail Orders only -
(for more efficiency, please order online.)
Your Admission ticket is required before
entering classes. However, it is NOT required to attend the
Wednesday pre-show workshops.
Kit Fees are payable to the instructor in classroom, while
Class Fees are paid in advance when you register.
ADVANCE ORDERING IS CLOSED -
TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT THE SHOW FOR THE
CLASSES THAT HAVE SEATS LEFT
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Admission
1-Day Admission Ticket: $7 with Coupon $6
Weekend Pass: $15.00 - Good for all 3 Days
Young Adults under 16 FREE
Please note: Wednesday's Workshops do not
require an Admission Ticket
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Barbara Crawford
Crawford Designs
Barbara Crawford, a nationally recognized instructor for
dolls, appliqué and needle felting, and a leader in the
pattern industry.. Barbara teaches @ guilds , quilt
shops , expos, and The Creative Living show on PBS , and
is one of the leading experts in the US and Canada not
just in Needle Felting but in creating jackets and coats
using sweatshirts and wool felts , and has popular
appliqué` patterns to embellish along with her own
patterns she has several patterns in McCalls pattern
books .
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 Nuno Felting is a Japanese felting technique that combines
shear fiber and wool to make lightweight garments and
other items by shrinking them together with moisture and
agitation and creating many possibilities for
transparency and exciting texture. The word Nuno is
Japanese for fabric.
We are combining silks and wool with no sewing, just
loads of sudsy fun, mixin’ it up with colors of wool
roving, yarns, silk tussah, silk chiffon, hand dyed
curly wools, rhinestones, glass beads, embroidery and
whatever else we can throw in! To top it all off, the
workshop is set to music and we will be working with our
feet! So get ready to Rock n’ Roll and join Barbara for
a special play date that includes, bubbles, noodles,
chiffon, suds, rolling games, throwing, and playing with
squishy things.
The finished scarves are works of art just on their own,
but embellishing them with beads, embroidery, blingz n’
thingz, creates more dimension and quite a profit making
item in high end stores. Scarves are only one thing that
can be made with this method, this class will enable you
to learn the technique and create clothing that is
lightweight and non bulky to sew.
Students will use the roving’s to create their own
designs and patterns by throwing the roving randomly
onto the silk, giving you the opportunity to have fun
with what you are working on . The process is fast
enough that we will finish in the classroom. (There will
be models of scarves and clothing in the room as well)
Kit fee: $65.00 paid at the beginning of the
class to the instructor
Kit includes: silk fabrics, wool roving’s, bubble wrap,
spray bottles, nylon voile, yarns, curly mohair, beads,
buttons, embroidery threads, rhinestones, Angelina
fibers, plastic wraps, noodles, and soap.
Bring to class: regular sewing notions,
needles, scissors, thread, old beach towel, rubber
gloves (and if you have something special you would like
to add for embellishments bring them with you.
WEAR OLDER CLOTHING!
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12:30 pm -
7:30 pm
ALL DAY CLASS
$90 - # WOK-13
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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 Kaye
Wood
Kaye Wood Inc.
Kaye is an award winning quilt engineer, renown for her
techniques in simplifying quilting. She is also the hostess
of the program, Kaye's Quilting Friends, on Public
Television.
Kaye likes to consider herself a quilt engineer because
of the tools she has designed and the techniques she has
created.
More . . .
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 Quilting
Teachers, start with a one day class from Kaye Wood.
Become an independent Kaye Wood Teacher. A list of
available classes will be sent to you. Something for
everyone—beginner to more advanced classes.
Before this class, you choose which Area of Study you
want to learn to teach. Individualized instructions will
be given for the chosen pattern. Generalized
instructions will be given on how to set up classes.
Learn Kaye’s original techniques for easier and more
accurate quiltmaking. Teach your students how to
eliminate the slow-downs.
After certification, you set up your own classes and set
your own fees. Teach the classes in which you are
certified anywhere and any time. A listing of Certified
Teachers will be placed on kayewood.com. A listing of
Certified Teachers and their scheduled classes will be
listed on our website
www.kayewood.com
Workshop Price includes pattern of your choice.
Bring to class:
Basic sewing supplies.
BRING YOUR LUNCH.
Kaye’s tools will be available for use in class or for
sale
If you have any questions, please call 800-248-5293 or
email kaye@kayewood.com
Your Sewing machine with ¼ inch foot, is
being sponsored by Bernina of OKC
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9:00 am -
4:00 pm
$150 - # WOK-09
LIMIT 20
STUDENTS
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