🔧 TIP TUESDAY AT TACT 🔧 "Passion is the engine; education is the fuel. Together, we build brighter futures." Today marks a historic first day of fall programming at TACT, as we are proud to be the first Specialized Day School in Colorado! You can feel the energy and passion radiating from our staff, clients, and students as they dive into their lesson plans and curriculums. From Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, Technology, and Welding to our brand-new Culinary Arts platform, the excitement is palpable. Join us in this groundbreaking journey and witness the future of education and empowerment in the trades. Visit: www.BuildWithTACT.org #TipTuesday #BuildWithTACT #SpecializedDaySchool #FallProgramming #Neurodiversity #TradesEducation
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Class: Holly Details & Registration: https://bit.ly/3ATnLEY Date: Tuesday | October 1, 2024 Class Duration: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Fee: $35.00 Instructor: Diane Quirk, Stripology Certified Instructor Skill Level Required to Register: Very Confident Beginner - Intermediate Class Summary: This is one of my favorite quilts from the new book ”Stripology Quickies” and it was the first one I made after purchasing the book. In making this quilt, we’ll work on piecing skills to help you match those triangle points, work on block construction, then finish with some quilt assembly tips. Scrappy would be a great option for this quilt. Fabric requirements are listed as either half yards or fat quarters but, if you want to add even more variety, you could use fat eighths (9” x 21”) as well.
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Class: Holly Details & Registration: https://bit.ly/3ATnLEY Date: Tuesday | October 1, 2024 Class Duration: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Fee: $35.00 Instructor: Diane Quirk, Stripology Certified Instructor Skill Level Required to Register: Very Confident Beginner - Intermediate Class Summary: This is one of my favorite quilts from the new book ”Stripology Quickies” and it was the first one I made after purchasing the book. In making this quilt, we’ll work on piecing skills to help you match those triangle points, work on block construction, then finish with some quilt assembly tips. Scrappy would be a great option for this quilt. Fabric requirements are listed as either half yards or fat quarters but, if you want to add even more variety, you could use fat eighths (9” x 21”) as well.
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