Lone Star Quilt - 2 Day Class!

The Lone Star quilt pattern emerged in the early 19th century where it was initially called the Mathematical Star due to its precise, radiating diamond design. As the pattern traveled west, it eventually earned the name Lone Star, inspired by the single star on the Texas state flag. By the late 19th century, Native American communities, particularly the Lakota and Dakota tribes of the Northern Plains, adopted the Lone Star pattern, reinterpreting it as the Star quilt. For the Lakota, these quilts are shared as gifts marking significant life chapters. The star symbolizes fulfillment, the release from darkness, and the ushering in of a new day.
This two-day class will be comfortable for confident beginner - intermediate skill levels and includes instruction with Kathy Johnson. A supply list will be distributed prior to the start of class. Be sure to pack a lunch for Day 2 if you would like one.
Tell a friend! Minimum class size is 5.
Price: $120
Includes studio time and instruction with Kathy Johnson.