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Master the Art of Quilting with Pre-Cut Fabrics: A 7-Lesson Masterclass!

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Are you eager to dive into the world of quilting but find yourself short on time? Or perhaps you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a fresh and efficient approach to your craft? Look no further! Join us for an exhilarating exploration of pre-cut fabrics, where we’ll show you how to create stunning quilts in record time.

In this comprehensive 7-lesson masterclass, you’ll embark on a journey of discovery as we unravel the mysteries of pre-cut fabrics and reveal the techniques to unleash your creativity. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced quilter, this class is designed to inspire and empower you to take your quilting to new heights.

 What You’ll Learn:
 Seven lessons filled with in-depth instruction and invaluable tips
 Total runtime of over 2 hours and 3 minutes, ensuring thorough coverage of essential techniques
 Enjoy on-demand video access anytime, anywhere, allowing you to learn at your own pace
 Access bonus downloadable PDF resources to complement your learning experience
 Engage with the class Q&A for personalized guidance and support, ensuring you’re never stuck along the way

From mastering the art of raw-edge appliqué to perfecting the techniques of strip piecing, this masterclass covers everything you need to know about working with pre-cut fabrics. Discover how to make the most of different types of pre-cuts, learn insider tips and tricks for seamless quilting, and explore innovative ways to bring your quilt designs to life.

Don’t let time constraints hold you back from expressing your creativity through quilting. With pre-cut fabrics, your next quilting project will be ready in no time! Enroll now and embark on a quilting journey filled with inspiration, creativity, and the joy of quilting with pre-cut fabrics.

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One of my favorite things in the little kid classrooms my daughter was in when she was younger (besides pretend play) was the science center. This space pretty much always had magnifying glasses (and probably binoculars because it was in front of a window), tweezers and other basic tools, but the content of the things they were studying would change every so often.

It might be the table was covered with rocks. Or flowers the kids picked when they were outside. Or fall leaves. Once they had tadpoles harvested from a puddle outside.

Because there’s so much to explore when you’re little, the ideas for science tables are almost endless. It could be about any kind of animal you’re learning about in class, the weather, parts of a plant, space, holiday related activities like weighing and measuring pumpkins, it goes on and on. If you’re doing this at home (or even in a classroom) you can let the interests of the child/children drive what’s on the table and how often it changes.

If you need help with what to put on your science table, or if you’re wondering why having one is a great idea, at home or in the classroom, check out this post from Little Bins for Little Hands.

They happen to have a whole series of printables for science centers that you can buy, but there’s also a free printable of basic science tools in this post, and it’s full of good information on the hows and whys of science tables, even if you don’t buy anything.

The article notes there are all sorts of great things kids learn at science tables in preschool, including a basic understanding of science tools and the scientific method, ways of measuring and classifying things, observation, problem solving, teamwork and more. Lots of these skills have applications outside of science, as they can also help improve vocabulary, critical thinking skills and more.

Check out the post for more great information on science tables and why you might want to set one up today. Have you ever had a science table in the classroom or at home? I’d love to hear about it!