New Class: Edge-to-Edge Quilting on Your Embroidery Machine

Curious about finishing your quilts entirely on your embroidery machine? In this class, we’ll explore edge-to-edge quilting using embroidery designs, including popular styles like Amelie Scott Designs. You’ll learn how to properly hoop, align, and stitch continuous quilting designs for a smooth, professional look—no longarm required.

We’ll share tips for placement, sizing, thread choices, and troubleshooting along the way, so you can feel confident tackling your own quilts at home. This is a great skill-building class for embroidery lovers ready to take their quilting to the next level! Embroidery machine required.

You must be familiar with the basic functionality of your embroidery machine to take this class.

The class supply list is located to the right under the second tab.

Details

Class Name: Edge-To-Edge Quilting on your Embroidery Machine
Number of Classes: 1
Class Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
Class Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Class Instructor: Rollene Hutchinson
Class Fee: $60
Book/Design Required: Amelie Scott Expansion Pack
Skill Level: Confident Beginner
Passport Class: Yes

Class Passport

We always try to have a diverse class schedule that has something for everyone. To help you take advantage of the variety of classes on our schedule, we offer a class passport to all prospective students. We have three class passports each year, each for a specific class session. Passport 1 covers February-May classes, Passport 2 covers June-September classes, and Passport 3 covers October-January classes. The cost of each passport is $159. Once you purchase the passport, you can take as many passport-eligible classes as you would like for free within that class session. Most of our classes are passport eligible, but please refer to the class details before you sign up to ensure it is passport eligible. This is a great way to expand your quilting skills and knowledge as well as ensure you have dedicated sewing time throughout the class session.

Class Supply List

Class Guidelines

Emma’s Quilt Cupboard & Sewing Center maintains a strong commitment to education and expanding your quilting skills and knowledge. Because of this, our promise to you is to NEVER cancel a class, regardless of the number of people who have signed up.
Emma’s Quilt Cupboard & Sewing Center offers a 10% discount for all project classes (excludes weekly or ongoing classes). This discount applies to all fabric, books/patterns, and class-specific supplies that you purchase for class (i.e., specialty rulers). Basic sewing supplies and tools are not included.
Please note that we have a refrigerator and microwave in the shop’s kitchen. Feel free to use them for your lunch or snack.
You will only be “officially” signed up for a class when payment has been received. You can sign up for a class on the website, over the phone, in person at the shop, or by mail, using a credit card, cash, or check.
Our goal is to provide sufficient time during class for you to complete your class projects or to learn a specific technique. However, please remember that some classes may require homework or “catch up” for less-experienced quilters.
A supply list will be provided for each class. Please have your fabrics and supplies assembled/purchased before the class so that we may start on time. Anyone at the shop will be happy to help you with your fabric selections if you would find that useful. Basic supplies for a quilting class include a sewing machine, cutting mat, rotary cutter, ruler, and basic sewing kit (scissors, seam ripper, pins, etc.).
Each student must have a legal copy of the class pattern or book to participate. No photocopies or sharing of books or patterns is allowed in class to ensure we do not violate any copyright laws.
Refunds for classes will be given with a minimum of 1-week’s advance notice. Should you withdraw from a class with less than 1-week’s notice, we will issue a store credit, providing we receive at least 24 hours’ notice.
Please note for all machine classes: please bring your sewing machine in good working order and be familiar with its basic functions (e.g., threading the machine, changing the needle, needle position adjustment, and stitch length). While we will do our best to help you with any problems, we are not familiar with all machines. Therefore, it is important that you have a thorough working knowledge of your machine. Remember your foot pedal and power cord!
Please turn off your cell phone, pager, or other electronic devices. If you must take a call, please leave the classroom to do so.
Many people are allergic to fragrance. Please refrain from wearing perfume to class.

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