Hello everyone, I'm Philippa Naylor...
Each month I will teach a new class, ultimately building to include all the techniques I have developed to create my award-winning work. These lessons will cover a wide spectrum of technical and artistic skills, which will be invaluable in aiding you to move forward in your own work.
Each month you will get:
- Access to a new class delivered by me showing you the exact techniques I have used to make my award winning quilts.
- Downloadable copies of patterns and instructions.
- A review of one of my award winning quilts - explaining the background behind it, the techniques I used and the reasons for the choices I made.
- Examples of how I also use the same techniques in projects other than quilting.
- An exclusive Facebook group where you can ask questions about any of the topics we cover and more.
- Question and answer sessions where I answer your queries.
- Details of the tools, fabric, thread, and gadgets I use, and hopefully some special offers exclusively for the group.
Subscription Options
We have two options - a monthly subscription, and annual subscription. Each option is available in US Dollars or GB Pounds - you choose which one to pay.
Purchase the annual subscription to get instant access to any classes already recorded for the 2019/20 season (May 2019 - April 2020) as well as getting access to the new classes as soon as they are released.
Purchase the monthly subscription to get a new class each month - starting in month 1 with "Piping and Binding", and month 2 with "Precision Piecing".
These are some of the Facebook comments we received when we let people know about the courses....
Sandra
As usual, I have learned so much; even though I have sewn since I was 14 and I am now 71, I stilled learned more detail to help me do the best I can. This is what I want and why I am taking your on-line course.
Corinne
I feel like I have just done a two day workshop, with the amount I have learned just from this module. My block is looking so much better than I have ever done before - and I'm nowhere near a beginner at quilting.
Mary
Absolutely brilliant Phillipa. I have been piecing for a number of years now, but this class has given me a great insight into improving my methods. Your explanations and instructions are so clear, it really does help me to understand better, when you explain why you do certain things.
Karen
Just finished this class and wow! I've never sewn such an accurate block. I really learned a lot of tips and tricks to help improve my piecing as well as realizing why sometimes my triangle piecing doesn't always come out just right.
Adrienne
Although I have spent a lot of time learning from you it will be great to be able to get a videos in front of me to check I have remembered how it should be done.
Terre
I’d be very interested in learning more from you. I saw you first on the Quilt Show and enjoyed every moment!
Caren
Anything you teach will be wonderful and full of great information. I am looking forward to the classes.
About Philippa Naylor:
Originally university trained as a clothing designer, I worked for many years in industry designing lingerie and wedding dresses. A chance meeting in 1996 led to my first quilting class - and a total change of direction in my career. Since then my original quilts and garments have been exhibited worldwide, and I have been proud to win many major awards in the USA and UK. I am the only non-American to have more than one quilt in The National Quilt Museum in Kentucky, where three of my works are held. I have also written two quilting books - 'Quilting In The Limelight' and 'Appliqué Mastery'.
Travelling to teach nationally and internationally has opened up a whole new world, one which I never dreamed would be part of my life. My schedule is so busy that I am taking bookings three or more years in advance. So in order to be able to share my knowledge more widely, and to ensure all my sewing expertise is documented for everyone to gain access to, I have created an on-line website where I can tell you all about my quilts and show you the methods I used to make them.
