Thursday Jun 21, 2018
Thursday, June 21 Hutchinson Center for the Arts $30 HCA Member Rate
Lisa Bergh
Barn Quilt Painting led by Debra Johnson
$40 Not Yet a Member
$30 Member Rate
Barn quilts are generally a single quilt block painted on wood. The size of the square vary, but typically measure 8 feet. After they are painted, the blocks are hung on the exterior of a barn, house, garage, or other building.
Date and Time
5:30 PM - 8:30 PM CDT
5:30-8:30Location
15 Franklin St. SW
Hutchinson, MN 55350Fees/Admission
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We Are What We Learn is a chance to learn the craft and art of another community maker in a friendly, low key environment. We all have a skill to share and, if we learned anything from our successful We Are What We Make exhibit, Hutchinson is filled with talented and creative makers.
Thursday, June 21 5:30-8:30
Learn to paint your own variation of the Ohio Star Barn Quilt Pattern on a wood panel. Participants will learn about the history of barn quilts and be guided through the process of painting their own barn quilt on wood. All supplies are provided.
This class is ideal for quilters, painters, and/or those looking to try something new while meeting new friends.
What Are Barn Quilts?
The majority of barn quilts are comprised of simple geometric shapes, like squares, rectangles, and triangles. They usually are painted in solid colors, though every now and then, you’ll come across one that has been painted to look like fabric.
The simplicity in shape and the vibrancy of solid colors make these blocks easily seen from afar.
