1444 Davis Rd.
Brooksville, MS 39739
662-788-1927
email: pjgraber@juno.com
website: http://juliagraber.blogspot.com

Teaching Specialties:
Volcano Mountains, Improvisational Quilt, Fiber Art and Lily Class

8682 U.S. Hwy. 61, North
Woodville, MS. 39669
home: 601-888-3016
cell: 601-870-8930
email: deepotquilter@telepak.net

Teaching Specialties:
Hand Quilting, Hand Appliqué

736 Green Forest Road
Ridgeland, MS 39157
home: 601-957-1454 (with answering machine)
cell: 601-214-2693 (no voice mail)
email: MRose1251@aol.com

Teaching Specialties:
Wedges & Stripes, Fractures, Any Stack & Whack type, Landscapes, Scrappy Bargello, Just about anything else you want

245 Coon Hunters Road
Brandon, MS 39042
phone: 601-825-7428
cell: (601) 668-305
email: eatullos@bellsouth.net

Teaching Specialties:
Free motion quilting on your home machine

1416 11th St. NW
Vernon, AL 35592
cell: 205-712-0380
email: bonitac2244@gmail.com

Teaching Specialties / Classes Offered:
Art quilts, piecing, paper piecing, any of the Missouri Star tutorials

phone: 601-201-3011
email: jblainesmith@gmail.com

Teaching Specialties / Classes offered:
Nationally Certified Instructor status from Studio 180

Jonce’ is also available to teach classes and multi-day workshops across the entire set of Studio 180 Design tools.

Each tool, created and patented by Deb Tucker, allows for the quilt block unit to be made just a little larger than needed; so when it’s trimmed, it’s 100% accurate in size which makes piecing a breeze!

Madison, MS
cell: 601-331-7778
email: quiltmakerdevans@gmail.com

Teaching Specialties:
Dorinda has been quilting since she was a young girl with her aunts. She has sewn and explored the quilting world all her life, with experiences in making quilts, competing in shows, publishing, pattern testing, judging, longarming, and teaching. Her work is based on traditional quilt patterns with a new twist of geometric design and a bright color palette. Dorinda’s quilts have been featured in magazines, calendars, and advertisements. She has won numerous ribbons in regional, national, and international quilt exhibitions. She was a member of the Mississippi Craftsmen’s Guild for 15 years and won the Grand Prize for excellence in workmanship at Chimneyville in 2012. Several YouTube video interviews are available to watch, and she travels for trunk shows, lectures, and classes.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaret-hamilton-84691255/

Teaching Specialties:
I am Margaret (Margie) Hamilton, and I own Oxford Quilts. I sewed my first quilt when I was 16 and gifted it to my now husband. Trust me, it was awful. Years later, I attended a beginning quilt class at a local quilt store, and my love for quilts continues to this day. My strength is learning quilting techniques, so I rarely complete a quilt. I do like to encourage quilters on their paths of learning. I have taught classes at the store during the five years of operation as Sit N Rock. My favorite technique is paper piecing. My goals are to continue to learn and complete my many UFOs.

Quilts are my love — turn appliqué and machine appliqué are my passion. I have taken several classes on appliqué from national teachers and MQA teachers. I just returned from the Academy of Appliqué in Williamsburg, VA.

Teachers have their own methods and techniques. From these incredibly talented teachers, I have developed my methods. I taught classes at MQA in Summer Gatherings: crazy patch and needle turn appliqué.

I won first place in appliqué and Best of Show at the Old Man River Quilt Fest in 2017. In 2018, Now and Forever a Rainbow was accepted to be shown at the American Quilter’s Society Quilt Week in Daytona Beach, FL. At the Pine Belk Fiber Art Quilt Show in 2018, it was awarded first place in Team Mixed Techniques and the National Association Certified Quilt Judges Awards. Friend’s Love Lillibet’s Garden won second place at the Old Man River Quilt Fest in 2016. Finding Balance won first place at the Heritage Quilters of Huntsville Fanfare 2022.