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where to join quilting classes in washington, very basic classes , please. Rate this question: Up Down asked by sadia_faraway (Arlington, VA) Reply to this Question

  • Artful Quilter 9570-L Burke Road (703) 266-3250has basic quilting clases.One on one or group

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Are there any business in town that rent there machines out to do quilting projects. Either by day or the hour? Have several pieces that need quilting. Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Tucson, AZ) Reply to this Question

  • There are usually places that will do this type of project for you , such as artstores and craftshops . I would try calling some of these and ask .



Where can I take a beginner's class on hand quilting in the Boston area? Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Brookline, MA) Reply to this Question

  • Cambridge Quilt shop holds classes, 617-492-3279. You can also check with Stitch House, 617-265-8013 and Windsor Button, 617-482-4969, both have classes related to sewing/knitting.



Where can I fine quilting classes on a regular basis? Rate this question: Up Down asked by annabaza (Wynnewood, PA) Reply to this Question

  • Fabrics on the Hill (phone 215-247-3485) has classes, as do The Quilting Circle in Bensalem (phone 21-638-11500, and Granny's Sewing Den in Glenside (phone 215-885-4959)



Where can I find long arm quilting classes? Rate this question: Up Down asked by quiltersporch (Salt Lake City, UT) Reply to this Question

  • Patchwork Alley Quilt & Decorƒ?? does 1201 1/2 Highway 25 North, Buffalo, MNƒ?? - (763) 682-4881ƒ??



I would like to take a quilting class. Where would I find one? Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Newport News, VA) Reply to this Question


looking for a quiltting class in mspartanburg,sc Rate this question: Up Down asked by abeaton (Spartanburg, SC) Reply to this Question


used quilting machine to purchase Rate this question: Up Down asked by renochapel (Reno, NV) Reply to this Question

  • Top of the line quilting machines could cost you as much as $10,000 to $15,000. I would say going to a buisness that is selling a used one would be much cheaper though. I think you should have no trouble finding one for around $5,000 or so.

  • Top of the line quilting machines could cost you as much as $10,000 to $15,000. I would say going to a buisness that is selling a used one would be much cheaper though. I think you should have no trouble finding one for around $5,000 or so.



I have quilting material and supplies, as well as sewing items. I would like to know which organizations accept these type of donations. Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Milwaukee, WI) Reply to this Question

  • Good will takes them all the time. I get my supplies there.



How well would a magnetic sweeper work in my quilting studio for picking up pins and needles out of carpet? Is there a release mechanism or do pick them off of the magnet? Rate this question: Up Down asked by pamjacobson4 (Anoka, MN) Reply to this Question

  • You might find a model that has a release system, but most you just carefully pick the items off of the sweeper. If you have a hard time finding one, many hardware stores now carry them.



If I was already in rolloed in a cna class already, could I keep up with the class if I missed a day in class, by doing some class work on line? Rate this question: Up Down asked by shooter229 (Elizabeth City, NC) Reply to this Question

  • It depends on the instructor; in theory yes, but you would probably need their approval.