Scrappy Log Cabin Quilt Basics with Lorraine Woodruff-Long

Learn the basics of the versatile Log Cabin Quilt block and the beginnings of making your own quilts - from coasters to bed quilts! You will learn how to make a 12" Log Cabin block and see how it can be replicated, stitched together with other blocks, and arranged in a variety of patterns. I will show you examples of traditional and contemporary log cabin quilts. A basic understanding of how to use a sewing machine is helpful, but no previous sewing experience is necessary.

Please note we have a sliding scale for tickets for this event! The break down is as follows:

General Admission #1: Covers the cost of workshop and materials

General Admission #2: Covers cost of workshop, materials, and supports the instructor

General Admission #3: Covers cost of workshop, materials, supports the instructor, and helps keep our workshops more accessible

About SCRAP

We at SCRAP breathe new life into old arts & crafts supplies and reduce waste by diverting over 200 tons of materials heading to landfill every year. To learn more about SCRAP and our mission to make art materials & education more accessible to all, please visit our website at www.scrap-sf.org

About the Artist

Lorraine Woodruff-Long is a self-taught San Francisco quilter who focuses primarily on color, improvisation, and recycled/repurposed fabrics. She is passionate about creating quilts as political and social commentary. Lorraine is known by her quilting name @quiltinginthefog.

Lorraine’s work has been juried into art exhibitions at the de Young Museum/San Francisco, the California Heritage Museum/Santa Monica, the Sanchez Art Center/Pacifica, Muzeo Museum & Cultural Center/Anaheim, TAG Gallery/Los Angeles the Drawing Room/San Francisco, and the San Francisco Women Artists Network Gallery. She has received numerous awards for her quilts at local, national and international quilt shows. Lorraine is a quilting instructor at City College of San Francisco Extension and SCRAP-SF and teaches workshops to quilt guilds around the country. She is a co-leader of the Forbidden Words Quilt Project.