Our teachers & courses will be:
Jane Kennedy
Lone Jack, MO
Jane has been sewing most of her life and started quilting in 1992. Her quilts have been shown at local, state, national, and international levels, and she has also been chosen to present single artist shows. Jane’s quilts have been featured in many prominent quilt magazines. The Quilt Camp ladies so enjoyed her class last year and are very happy that she’ll be teaching again this year. Jane and her husband Jim enjoy traveling.
Jane will teach Lucky Stars. Jane showed several quilt choices at the 2010 Camp so that the students could vote on what they wanted to learn in 2011. Lucky Stars was one of the top two chosen. You will enjoy making this quilt with many different ways to go with color. This quilt moves quickly because two blocks are made at the same time. These sister blocks are fun to arrange, no matter what size quilt you decide to make.
Kaye Moore
Louisville, KY
Kaye has had her own business for 20 years. She spends lots of time vending at major quilt shows, attending about 15 per year. She has a great helpmate at these shows, since her husband, Bob, retired from his job and travels to them with her. Kaye has been designing and publishing her own pattern line for many years, and has lots of experience working with all types of fabrics, especially wool, cotton, and flannel. This will be Kaye’s eighth year teaching at Quilt Camp, and she always comes up with something new and fun.
Kaye has done it again! She always comes up with great projects that are fun to make and own. The students always look forward to whatever she teaches. This year’s class will be a table runner with three dimensional flowers in wool, some beading, and wool “lace”. She will provide the kit, which costs $18—a bargain for a wool project!
Klonda Holt
Greenwood, MO
Klonda has won awards both on the local and national level. Her quilts have been published in books, and also in the 2008 Quilt Art Calendar. Her enthusiasm is infectious. Klonda and Jane are good friends and have team-taught many groups of quilters. They are also part of an art quilt group, three of whom live on the Kansas City side of the state, and three on the St. Louis side. They work individually on a group project not knowing what the others’ work will look like, and then splice it all together into a quilt—and it’s awesome!
Klonda will teach the other top choice of quilts that were voted on: Eureka! This quilt is a little arty, exciting, and bold. You will learn the template free rotary cut and machine attached inventive curve technique. If you don’t do curves, then this project will be for you. Finished size will be 36" by 48", and you should be ready for layering by the end of the day.