Quilting Nerds Unite!

Stop by anytime we’re open on Tuesdays to use our studio to work on your quilt and consult with our quilt nerd.

Rossie is an international quilt teacher. While her personal style leans modern, print-heavy, and improv, Rossie is very happy to talk with you about any quilt project-beginner, advanced, traditional, modern, or improv! Rossie can help with…

• Help you make test blocks for a pattern.
• Help you do quilt math to make a block larger or smaller
• Help you find your next project
• Troubleshoot your current project
• Help beginners pick a project that is appropriate for their skill level
• Help you acquire skills that you need to make a dream project.
• Rossie loves to give opinions on fabric pulls and color palletes, but she will not care if you disregard her advice as these are matters of personal taste and not questions of right and wrong. Quilt types and techniques Rossie regularly uses…
• Improv quilts
• Modern quilts
• Traditional quilt blocks
• Medallion quilts
• Reverse appliqué & the 6-minute circle
• Skills where only beginner level advice is available: needle-turn appliqué, machine appliqué, foundation paper-pieceing,
• English paper-pieceing Most of Rossie‘s expertise lies in designing and constructing quilt tops. When it comes to the quilting step, she can…
• Help guide you with design choices in free motion quilting
• Help beginners take first steps with free-motion and walking foot quilting
• Help quilters pick pantographs and hire a local long-armer.

🚫 Rossie is not equipped to offer expert advice on advanced free-motion or walking foot quilting techniques.

LullCo’s studio is set up for most of the needs of a quilter. We have irons, misting water, spray starch, two full-size cutting mats, a pressing mat, an ironing board, and a design wall. LullCo has a domestic machine on a large frame for ease in quilting. LullCo recommends bringing your own sewing machine in, but we do you have some available if needed. Our shop includes Quilters Dream battings, some quilting fabrics, needles, basting spray, and Mettler cotton threads.