To sign up for a class, either call the shop at 209-333-2075 or come in to register. Your place in class will not be secure until your fee is paid. If registration is below class minimum, class may be cancelled. You will either receive a refund or store credit. You may cancel without penalty up to one week in advance to receive store credit. No refunds or credits given for no shows! Please mark your calendars.
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JULY
- Quilter's Anonymous (first Tues. at 5:30- 8)
AUGUST
- Quilter's Anonymous (first Tues. at 5:30- 8)
Our instructors:
Mary Lou Heinle started sewing when she was 8 or 9. Her mother worked at a bridal shop and she was fascinated with sewing and machines. In 1995, she went with a friend to a quilt show. She decided to sign up for some classes and she was hooked. She joined a group that met twice a month and after a year started teaching classes. She now has her own quilting business, Swirly Girl Quilts. She joined the Tokay Stitch and Quilt Guild in 1999.
Barbara Burruel has been a quilter since 1990. Previous to this, she made and designed wedding dresses as therapy to a stressful job. When she retired in 1988 and moved to the Pacific Northwest, she got the quilting bug. Luckily there was a quilt shop in her new town which had get togethers twice a month and also joined the local quilt guild that met every week. Lots of opportunities came from classes with Maurine Nobel, Marilyn Doheny, Jane Sasserman and Melody Johnson to name a few. She started teaching to her guild in Washington and various stores. Returning back to Stockton in 1991 she became a member of Tuleburg Quilt Guild and is past president of the guild. Teaching to her guild and privately brings so much satisfaction to herself and guild members. It's always such a joy to bring out others creativity.
Billy DeHerrera
