Kids Regina Quilt Master Class

Service Description

Please read the entire description Join us for a fun-filled weekend sewing session at RicRackNola where kids can learn basic construction skills, and sew their very own quilt project! Plus, a delicious cookie recipe. And that’s not all — students will also go home with a fabulous oatmeal raisin cookie recipe and baking instructions so the fun can continue at home! Perfect for young makers who love sewing, fabric, and sweet treats! Spots will fill quickly. There is a kit fee of $38.00 payable to the teacher at the time of the class. The kit contains A handy carrying bag,4 yards of fabric, Tape measure, Step-by-step instructions and Binding for the finished quilt Robin Brou is a seasoned psychiatric nurse and university educator with over 35 years of experience, but her first love has always been sewing—a skill she began to develop at just eight years old. A proud native New Orleanian of Cajun Creole roots, Robin draws deep inspiration from the rich culture and vibrant spirit of Louisiana and Gulf Coast. Led by an example from her father to constantly see the simple beauty around you ea lifelong fascination with textiles, she combined these worlds in heartfelt tribute to her mother—a talented seamstress and embroiderer, Marillyn. This led Robin to launch her own textile company in honor of her mom thus \naming it Marillyn in the moon. With that in mind she and compelled to be successful with this new adventure she begged and coerced her youngest daughter Lilly Hatheway to keep her focused and on track and MITM’s Chaos Manager position was born. Together they are Marillyn in the Moon. Our first foray into the fabric design and sewing world was to plan a project specifically for any 8-year-old to follow . We sketched a cute little girl with easy-to-follow instructions and construction visuals printed on the fabric so that a child could put them together themselves with very little grown up assistance. Thus began the Regina Quilt pattern and fabric collection based on Robin’s own sewing story and featuring her grandmother’s image, Regina. This little girl reflected her unique Cajun creole heritage as a theme character and added her mother’s delicious oatmeal raisin cookie as a design feature plus part of her sewing story to round out the Regina Quilt collection.