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Tilted Tiles: An introduction to semi-improv techniques

‘Semi-improv’ is a technique for those who want the look and feel of improv, but who aren’t quite

ready to give up their rulers.

The workshop will kick off with a detailed overview of the pattern to orient the participants. Hands-

on instruction will be provided for each step of the Tilted Tiles quilt pattern and classroom time will

be allowed for participants to progress toward making a 36” x 36” wall handing or 18” x 72” table

runner of your own.

The pattern uses efficient, traditional piecing techniques, and multiple block sizes, each with their

own choose-your-own-adventure-style instructions for the creation of a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

Blocks are made from modular subunits which are mixed-and-matched in interesting color and value

combinations to create visual interest and flow. The subunits can be assembled in various

orientations and sewn together in numerous configurations. The blocks are constructed larger than

required using traditional piecing techniques, then trimmed with a ruler, improv-style to give each

block a ‘tilted’ or ‘wonky’ look which adds variety and movement to the assembled quit top.

You can find more of Charles’ work @Feltlikesweets on Instagram and Facebook.

Required Materials: Tilted Tiles quilt pattern for member the pattern can be found here and for non-members it can be purchased here.

You will also need need 4 half yards of fabric in various colors and color values and a 12.5” square quilting

ruler is highly recommended.

Registration for members is $45 and for non-members is $60.

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