thanks, I needed some ideas also.

Show them how to sew a curved edge, the Apple Core design is a good one and so is Drunkard's Path. Many avoid sewing curves so any help you could give them would be appreciated.

Carol J.

Last month I did Prairie Points and showed everyone how to do them in a long line (2 color) and the 2 different types of points. Also what you can do with them. It was a fun demo and everyone enjoyed it.
Brenda

How about a quick make and take? Try this one for a Matchbook Needle Case
http://www.make-it-do.com/make-it/needles-on-the-go/

I pre prepared the cover fusing fabric on two sides of cardstock. Cut them into the strips and participants assembled the rest. We ironed on tiny fusible fabric embellishments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlwVGoL4zV0

We had this technique demo-ed at a recent meeting. It was good to see, but would have liked more since I made the trip into the meeting for such a short demo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiuqSWQlefk Here is another demo that gives ideas to expand the information.

Prairie Points. After watching it twice, I still don't get it!

How to end binding smoothly. I always need a refresher.
Also, Ricky Tims has a video on you tube.com on how to make a one seam flying geese quilt block. I practice with paper.
You could cut out the paper so they could practice along as you demo. It is really simple and makes a no fail flying geese with plenty of space for the 1/4" seam.

GMTA ... I was just about to post "one seam flying geese" ... good thing I read thru to the end!

Do Geese first, then follow with the 10 Minute block , as it's just a double up of the geese!

Watch a tute at Missouri star and do one of her demos.

10 min block would be good too! Here's a link: http://bearcreekquilter.wordpress.co...rial-and-more/
and a video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTHlGGKMPM