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Fabrics Galore and Quilting Store

Fabrics Galore and Quilting Store
19 Cobalt Street, Suite G, Blairsville, Georgia 30512
Phone: 706-745-6918 Send us an email.

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Beginners Rag Quilt Class Posted

Learn how to make a beautiful lap quilt just like the one pictured here, using your favorite fabric patterns.

Your finished Quilt size will be 46 x 60 Lap, using 9 inch squares, and you get a free pattern.

Class details:  10am to 6pm

Class Fee:  $35.00

Class size is limited to 10 students so pre-registration is highly recommended to reserve your seat.

A few other details you’ll want to know:

  • Fabric needed: (6) half yard cuts of choice, 3 yards Osnaburg, 3 yards Flannel.
  • Stop by Fabrics Galore and Quilting Store for assistance in selecting fabric in advance of this Beginners Rag Quilt Class.
  • Fabric and Supplies purchased for the class will receive 20% off.

Visit our our calendar page for all the details and a pre-registration form to ensure your seat is reserved. 

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