No-Sew Cartonnage
We're excited to offer a NEW and exciting craft called CARTONNAGE in this new monthly class series! Although it's new to Cotton Hearts Quilt Shop, Cartonnage, the French art of crafting decorative and functional items from cardboard and paper, has been around for many, many, years. Trained teacher, Jane Compeau, is sharing her passion with us, and teaching you how to build and create beautiful, yet useful, boxes and books. Join now in the first session, CARTONNAGE INTRODUCTION, and discover a new way to use your favorite obsession... FABRIC! For our first session we'll be making a pencil cup - reserve your spot today! No need to bring your sewing machine to this class!
Monday, December 1st, 12:00 - 3:00 p.m.
*First Class Sample Pictures Coming Soon!
Kits available November 17th
Class Requirements: 2 Fat Quarters, Cartonnage Kit $11.50
No refunds for class fees. Store credit for cancellations 10 days prior to class. Class minimum of 4 students. Minimum class requirements not being met will result in cancellation, and refunds will be issued promptly.
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | No experience needed. |
| Materials Included: | Class Instruction, Elmer's ALL CLEAR glue |
| Requirements: | Cartonnage Kit, 2 Fat Quarters of Fabric, Rotary cutter, mat, cutting ruler. Helpful but not required; bone folder (similar scoring or creasing tool) |
| Instructor: | Jane Compeau |
| Instructor Bio: | This is more than Jane’s hobby—it is an obsession that she passionately shares with her students. She fell in love with this therapeutic process, and enjoys measuring, cutting, assembling, and decorating chip board with beautiful fabrics to create boxes, organizers, journals and restoring old books. One look at these boxes, and you can see she has a meticulous eye for precision and detail. Skills she’s going to pass on to you. This isn’t her only hobby! Jane is a master knitter and crocheter. She’s always creating! In the years I’ve known her, I often find her in action. Making beautifully intricate afghans, scarves and hats, and donating much of her work to keep those in need, warm and wrapped in hug of her handi-work. |
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