Low Tech Quilting
I have been noodling on teaching a class that along with the usual beginning quilting info includes advice and instruction on low tech quilting for those that either want to take a more "heritage" approach, or don't have access to a sewing machine and other costly tools.
Part of that approach would be building skills toward the day you do finally have access to machines etc.
Can any of you offer advice on what information to offer/skills to teach? Any experience teaching this approach?
Fabric acquisition is a real challenge for quilters on limited budgets...what strategies are there for that issue (apart from hoping the local thrift shop has usable old sheets and bedding for sale)?
Would appreciate suggestions!