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Workshops

Workshops from our featured teachers provide an amazing opportunity to learn new techniques and expand your quiltmaking skills at a minimal cost. 


WORKSHOP POLICIES

TIME

Workshops start promptly at their stated time. For all virtual workshops please confirm you have online access info at least the day before the workshop. 


NON-MEMBERS

All workshops are open to ACQ members initially.
Non-members interested in a workshop may register after early bird registration ends when space is still available.
Non-members pay a slightly higher workshop fee.
You may wish to join ACQ in order to take advantage of early discounted workshop fees.

FEES

Fess vary by workshop and are due at the time of registration

PAYMENT, CANCELLATION AND REFUND  

Any member or guest signing up to participate in a workshop sponsored by ACQ must make payment for the entire amount of the class enrollment fee at the time of registration. Registration is not complete and class placement is not reserved until payment is received in full.

No refunds are available for any workshops or programs.  If you are unable to attend, the participant's fee will be retained by ACQ. However, the participant may arrange for another person to take their place at the workshop but ACQ will not be a involved in the financial arrangements made between the parties. 


LOCATION

Most workshops will be held either online or at Our Father Lutheran Church.  Check the workshop details page to verify workshop location.

WAITLIST

A waitlist will be created if a workshop sells out. 

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

    Original participant must notify ACQ of the transferred registration before the class meeting time. 

    Contact the current VP of Programs.

    Upcoming Workshops

      • January 10, 2026
      • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
      • Our Father Lutheran Church 6335 S. Holly Street, Centennial, CO
      • 0
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      Quilt Brain Workshop with Kestrel Michaud

      This full-day workshop focuses on teaching students how to think creatively, demonstrates the importance of design elements, and teaches the first rule of Kestrel's design formula.  Kestrel will guide students through a series of FIVE hands-on exercises to develop your creativity in designing quilts.

      LESSON 1IDEA GENERATION

      LESSON 2LEARN TO DRAW LIKE AN ARTIST

      LESSON 3COLOR COMBINATIONS

      LESSON 4HIGHLIGHT, MIDTONE, AND SHADOW

      LESSON 5PICKING FABRIC

      A $35.00 Kit Fee is required for each student and is to be paid directly to the Instructor.  Kits will be sent to Sue Ebersberger, Programs Chairman, for distribution.

      Get Supply List HERE   

      No refunds available.    

      Kestrel will be speaking at the January  Guild Meeting

      About Kestrel Michaud

      Kestrel Michaud is a classically-trained, imaginative realism fine artist with a passion for illustrating in fabric. She has won more than 50 local, regional, national, and international awards for her artwork.  All of Kestrel's quilts are in the style of imaginative realism.  

      Kestrel’s technical style is called fused, raw-edge appliqué.  Each quilt is comprised of hundreds or thousands of individual pieces of fabric.  Kestrel cuts and assembles them like a puzzle made from overlapping pieces. Each piece of fabric is fused in place with a heat-sensitive fabric glue before being quilted at a density of 1/8”-1/16”. Kestrel stitches her designs by free-motion quilting, which means she moves the fabric under the needle of her sewing machine to “draw” lines out of thread.

      Today, Kestrel works as a full-time, professional quilt artist, exhibiting and selling her work around the world.

      More about Kestrel Michaud on Social Media

      Website                         Instagram                         Facebook

    MEETING ADDRESS

    Our Father Lutheran Church

    6335 S Holly St,

    Centennial, CO 80121

    MAILING ADDRESS

    Arapahoe County Quilters

    PO Box 5357

    Englewood, CO 80155

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