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About Ruth's Stitchery

When you walk through our doors and take in the more than 7,000 square feet of colorful store samples, you know you are going to be inspired. Our staff is ready to share their knowledge and creativity with you and help you with the projects you are working on.

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Monday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday: Closed

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Beginning Quilting Feb 2025

Learn the basics of quilting, from start to finish. This class covers fabric choices, cutting, machine piecing, rulers, applique, borders, and binding. You will create a sampler set of blocks, learn to set those blocks and touch on machine quilting. Book purchase required: All Things Quilting by Alex Anderson

Crumbs

Crumb quilting is a technique that involves sewing small pieces of fabric together to create a new pieces of fabric. Come spend a day with RoseMary and make fabric out of fabrics for new projects. Supplies needed for class: sewing machine, thread, rotary cutter, pins/clips and other basic sewing items, small scraps of fabric Cost: $50.00

Stitcher's Garden

Stitcher’s Garden is a great class if you want to learn how to use all of the decorative stitches on your machine. Each month you will be introduced to a technique using a different presser foot. Additionally, you will learn ways to embellish each of your blocks. This is a wonderful class to learn about all the things your machine can do. Meets on the 4th Tuesday of the Month for 12 months at 10?00 am. First class is March 25th. Supplies needed for class: sewing machine, thread, rotary cutter, pins/clips and other basic sewing items Cost: $60.00 includes pattern

Mar 29
Intro to Paper Piecing
Mar 29
Sole Stitches: Quilted Sneakers
Apr 2
Beginning Quilting Feb 2025

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In 1984, Ruth Warren (Johnson) and Ruth Schwarzman decided to open a Cross-Stitch store. They named it Ruths’ Stitchery and...