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Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival
Loveland, Colorado
August 20-22, 2010


KAYE WOOD
Kaye Wood, Inc.
www.kayewood.com and www.kayewoodtv.com
Kaye WoodKaye Wood has taught quilting for over 40 years and is still going strong. She began teaching the machine arts, such as free motion embroidery, in 1973; then the quilting bug hit her in 1977, when a student asked if they could do some of that “quilting stuff.” She now teaches her original techniques internationally through classes and lectures, her books and patterns, through her PBS series Kaye’s Quilting Friends, and her video Web site, www.kayewoodTV.com. Her quilting shows are also broadcast on several local independent channels. Kaye describes herself as a “quilt engineer.” Her main quilting interest is to simplify the quiltmaking process which results in easier and more accurate techniques so her students can have an easier time making quilts. She breaks a lot of the “rules” with her original piecing tips. Quilting cruises are one of Kaye’s passions. She has taken quilters on 25 cruises. She also is well known for her charity quilt project, The LoveQuilt Connection, which is presented at consumer shows around the country. Quilts made during these shows are donated to charities.

Kaye's classes at the Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival:

Quilting The Kaye Wood Way Teacher Certification
405-Thursday, August 19, 2010 – 9 am – 4 pm
Cost: $90 per person
Before this class you choose which area of study you want to learn to teach. Individualized instructions will be given for the chosen pattern. Generalized instructions will be given on how to set up classes. Lesson plans will be developed. After certification, you set up your own classes and set your own fees. You can teach the classes in which you are certified anywhere and any time. Cost is $90 per person. Bring your own machine, supplies and lunch. Kaye’s tools will be available for use or for sale.

It’s Funny to Be Famous
575-Friday, August 20, 2010 – 4 pm – 5 pm
Free Stage Demonstration - no fee.
Let’s have fun together as Kaye shares the unusual things that have happened to her. Do funny things happen to you? They seem to navigate toward Kaye. Or maybe she just sees the humor in the ordinary things in life.. Whether it is in her quilts, at a restaurant, at a quilting show, in a motel, in an elevator, traveling by car or air, cruising, phone calls or letters, you won’t believe some of what you will hear – but it’s all true!

Tips & Tricks for Machine Piecing
680-Friday, August 20, 2010 – 10:15 am - 11:15 am
780-Sunday, August 22, 2010 – 10:15 am – 11:15 am
Class fee: $10
You’ve seen Kaye strip on her TV show, Strip Quilting and Kaye’s Quilting Friends, for over 40 seasons – NOW watch her strip her quilts in person. Kaye Wood, “quilt engineer” has developed strip quilting into more than squares and rectangles; it can be diamonds, triangles, hexagons, and much, much more. Her seminars are lots of fun and educational. You will Learn how easy and how much fun quilting can be with Kaye’s original techniques that assure success and inspire creativity. She designs for both the pointed and the pointless people, so there is something for everyone from the new quilter to the more experienced quilter. She also shares some of the fun things and not so funny things that have happened to her on the road to quilting. Kaye brings lots of her quilts and shares with you step by step exactly how to make these quilts.

Fussy Cutting The Kaye Wood Way
685-Saturday, August 21, 2010 – 2 pm – 3 pm
785-Sunday, August 22, 2010 – 2 pm – 3 pm
Class fee: $10
Fussy-cut embroidery designs or fabric motifs into squares, circles, hearts, hexagons, octagons, and diamond shapes using Kaye’s original techniques. Learn to create one-of-a-kind quilts that are fun and easy to make. Get lots of different ideas for that first or next project. She designs for both the pointed and the pointless people, so there is something for everyone from the new quilter to the more experienced quilter. You’ll love the seminar saying, “I can do that!"