Jan T's Patchwork School Online
Latest free lesson for you
Do you love Baltimore Album style quilts?
Would you love to feature your family in silhouette on your applique quilts?
Let’s explore that in Electric Quilt. The Electric Quilt Company is run by quilters for quilters, so they know what is popular with us.
Baltimore Album quilt lovers will be pleased to see how much their passion is indulged in EQ6/7.
Who is the school for?
Anyone who wants to start making quilts, improve upon their patchworking skills, and anyone who wants to explore the (quilt) artist within...
not just quiltmakers - anyone who works in textiles such as crazy patchers, embroiderers, textile collage artists...
Why take classes? To build your design skills, increase your discernment, practice creativity, learn where to find inspiration. You can work at your own pace in the comfort of your home, and there's no exams or pressure to complete.
I started the school in 2009, and have been 'resting' for a bit while I dealt with some health issues, and moving house. I have almost finished rewriting much of the course content, and have written some new courses. Check out the Courses to Buy from the menu.
Interviews with Aussie Quilters
Read about Erica Spinks
I interviewed Erica Spinks, former editor of Down Under Quilts magazine, and currently editor of Down Under Textiles magazine.
Read what Erica said
Who is Jan T?
Quilter, author, the head teacher of the school ...
Since making my first patchwork quilt in 1983, I (Jan T Urquhart Baillie) have made many, many quilts. A well-known Australian tutor, patchwork author and magazine columnist for Down Under Quilts magazine,
Blog: Playtime
If you always do what you've always done...
what you get is...
Read the blog and spend some time each day 'playing'
