Noel Quilt Class with Cindy Sumner
Celebrate any season by creating the beautiful “Noel” quilt by Doug Leko of Antler Quilt Design. This festive pattern combines striking eight-point stars with feature fabric blocks, making it perfect for showcasing your favorite Christmas prints or any large print you have.
You Will Learn
- Accurate cutting and organization
- Constructing star blocks with crisp points
- Piecing the diamond chain units
- Techniques for matching seams and improving accuracy
- Quilt assembly and layout
This pattern is feature-fabric friendly, making it ideal for large-scale prints while coordinating with complementary fabrics. Confident beginners with basic rotary cutting and sewing skills are welcome, though the class is best suited for adventurous beginners and intermediate quilters.
Class Details
Finished Sizes
Runner, Topper, Throw, or Queen — choose your preferred size before class.
Skill Level
Advanced beginner to intermediate
Prerequisites
Students should know how to use their sewing machine, maintain a consistent 1/4″ seam allowance, and be comfortable with rotary cutting.
About Your Teacher, Cindy Sumner
I’ve been quilting since 1991, and it has been my passion ever since. After moving from Connecticut to Utah in 2025, I’m excited to share my love of quilting with a new community. As an avid quilter, I spend at least five days a week in my sewing room creating, learning, and exploring new techniques. I especially enjoy helping others build confidence in their quilting skills and believe every class should be fun, encouraging, and inspiring.
When I’m not quilting, my husband and I love traveling the world together. I earned my college degree in photography, and while my camera doesn’t see as much wedding and portrait photography as it once did, I love using it to capture the beautiful places, people, and experiences we encounter on our travels. Whether I’m behind a sewing machine or behind a camera, I enjoy preserving memories and sharing my creativity with others.
Upcoming Sessions
Friday, January 8, 2027 – January 9, 2027
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily
12 spots remaining
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