Make Your Own Quilted Coasters | CFS 052-W27

Make Your Own Quilted Coasters | CFS 052-W27

$125.00
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Make Your Own Quilted Coasters | CFS 052-W27
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Make Your Own Quilted Coasters | CFS 052-W27

$125.00

Sun | March 14 | 01:00 - 05:00 pm

In this workshop, we’ll explore color, pattern, and simple quilting techniques while learning how to layer, stitch, and finish small textile projects. You will mix and match fabrics to create a coordinated set of coasters.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Develop foundational sewing skills through a small-scale quilting project.

  2. Learn basic quilting techniques, including layering fabric and batting, stitching, and finishing edges.

  3. Experiment with color, pattern, and texture to create a personalized textile object.

Learning Outcomes:

  1. Students will create a set of quilted fabric coasters using techniques such as fabric layering, straight-line quilting, and finishing edges.

  2. Students will gain experience combining fabrics and decorative stitching to create a functional textile object.

Who is this class for?

Beginners with some sewing experience/knowledge. No prior quilting experience is necessary.

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Sun
Date Range
March 14
Time Scheduled
01:00 - 05:00 pm
Room
208
CEUs
n/a
Faculty Name
Ana Rogers-Reed Headshot
Ana Rogers-Reed
Faculty Bio

Ana Rogers-Reed is a textile artist and disability justice advocate who explores the intersections of labor, time, and the body through her work. Originally from upstate New York, she is currently based in Portland, Maine. She received her BA in Visual Art from the University of Maine at Farmington (2023) and earned her MFA at Maine College of Art & Design in 2025. In 2022, her work and writing were published in Branches: A University of Maine at Farmington Anthology Celebrating Work from Students Across the Arts & Humanities, Science, and Education. Her recent exhibitions include Alt Txt at Field Projects Gallery in NYC, the 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition at Maine College of Art & Design, and ArtPM 2025 at Buoy Gallery.

Ana's teaching style is laid-back and accessible that includes a mix of demonstrations, 1:1 support time, and independent work time.

Supply List
  • Quilting cotton in a variety of colors and patterns — fabric scraps or approximately ¼ yard of assorted fabrics per student
  • Cotton fabric for backing — approximately ¼ yard per student
  • Lightweight cotton batting — approximately ¼ yard per student
  • Thread in coordinating or contrasting colors
  • Sewing machine
  • Fabric scissors
  • Pins/clips
  • Ruler
  • Tailor’s chalk or fabric marking pen
  • Iron and ironing board

Optional

  • Rotary cutter and cutting mat
  • Walking foot
  • Decorative or novelty fabrics for playful designs

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