Tucker University

Tucker University is a series of technique classes for the Studio 180 Design Tools. The year long program meets one Saturday a month for 3 1/2 hours during which time you'll learn about a new ruler and make the associated blocks. The hands-on approach to learning the Studio 180 Design Tools is invaluable and you'll immediately see how these rulers can take your quilting to the next level. Sign up now to join us on this adventure.  Instructor: Klonda Holt Class Fee: Only $20 per month ($240 for 12 months)

Please note you'll be learning a new ruler each month and must purchase the corresponding ruler.  You'll receive a free pattern for each ruler and will make the associated block in class. We will also have additional technique sheets available for purchase that will allow you to use your ruler to make other blocks.

12 month series of Tucker University - Freshman Year

1. Tucker Trimmer & Shaded Four Patch
2. V Block & Sidekick & High/Low
3. Wing Clipper I & Pickets & Quickets
4. Square-squared & Little Houses
5. Corner Beam & Sliver
6. Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star
7. Corner Pop
8. Split Rects
9. Diamond Rects
10. Large Square Squared
11. Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star - Advanced I: Strip Pieced, Liberty & Banded Lemoyne Star
12. Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star - Advanced II: Fussy Cut, Lemoyne as Triangles & Blazing Lemoyne Star

Supply List:

Sewing Machine
6"x12" or 6"x24" or Stripology Ruler
Cutting Mat - 18" x 24" recommended
Rotary Cutter
Scissors
Thread
Seam Ripper
Marking pen
Studio 180 Design Ruler of the Month - can be purchased at class

Practice Fabric - we recommend you bring some large scraps with you to practice on. These can be a variety of FQs and blenders/solids.

Quilt Fabric - This will be your final quilt that you make blocks for each month. We suggest starting with 3 yards of background (choose a staple that can be reordered like Kona solid or Moda grunge), 2 yards medium and 2 yards dark, plus coordinating fat quarters so that you can always add in other fabrics that match. We find it easier to use many fabrics rather than just a few.