3 Yard Quilt
Welcome to the Sew & Gather Quilt Workshop — a monthly quilting community inspired by Fabric Café’s 3-yard quilt books. Each month, we meet to sew, share, and connect with fellow makers in a relaxed, welcoming environment. The focus is on community and creativity, not perfection.
Every two months, we introduce a new quilt pattern from One Block 3-Yard Quilts by Fabric Café — a book loved for its simple, approachable designs that make quilting fun and achievable. With just three yards of fabric, you can create beautiful quilts quickly. It’s the perfect companion for our workshop, giving everyone a shared starting point while leaving plenty of room for personal creativity.
Along the way, you’ll also pick up helpful quilting tips and skill building guidance — little tricks to make your projects smoother and your confidence stronger.
Why you’ll love this quilt workshop:
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Monthly meet-ups with a supportive quilting circle
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Explore the simplicity and charm of 3-yard quilt patterns
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Rotate to a new quilt design every two months
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Learn practical tips to improve your quilting skills
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Share stories, techniques, and inspiration in a fun, relaxed space
This isn’t just a class — it’s a community. Come stitch, laugh, and gather with us as we create quilts and connections that last!
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | This workshop is best suited for quilters who feel comfortable with their sewing machine and have tried making a quilt before — no need to be an expert, just bring your experience and enthusiasm! |
| Materials Included: | Supplies available in store — enjoy 10% off when purchased for or during class! |
| Requirements: | One Block 3-Yard Quilts (available for purchase during class), Sewing Machine & accoutrements, sewing machine manual, Basic Sewing Kit & supplies, 3 one-yard cuts of fabric (available for purchase during class). |
| Instructor: | Parker Yarur |
| Instructor Bio: | Parker believes that anyone can do art. After all creativity is at the heart of our childhood. She is a modern quilter, historical costumer, and lover of vintage sewing. She comes from three generations of quilters and tailors and studied at NCSU College of Textiles. Go wolfpack! She is a transplant from Raleigh, North Carolina. She is excited to take on the north and bring the joy of textile arts to everyone she meets! |
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