AQS Quilt Week - Grand Rapids, MI
Aug
21
to Aug 24

AQS Quilt Week - Grand Rapids, MI

Wednesday, August 21

  • 8:30am – 11:30am: Modern Dresden Plate

  • 1 pm – 4 pm: Scrap Bash: Diamond Romance

Thursday, August 22

  • 11am – 12pm: Becoming a Fiber Artist : The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Lecture)

  • 1-4 pm: Modern Log Cabin

Friday, August 23

  • 8:30am - 4pm: Modern Walking Foot Quilting

Saturday, August 24

  • 8:30am - 11:30 am: Wonky Sunshine Stars


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Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot
May
18

Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot

Zoom workshop “Contemporary Quilting with your Walking Foot.” Cost is $70.

Please email me (margetuckerquilts@gmail.com) if you are interested in joining. 

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Quiltfest Greenville
Apr
18
to Apr 20

Quiltfest Greenville

Thursday April 18, 2024 from 9 am to 4 pm: Modern Dresden Plate Class

Friday April 19, 2024 from 9 am to 12 pm: Harlequin Diamond Romance – Improvisational String Piecing Technique

Friday April 19, 2024 from 1 pm to 4 pm: Eelgrass and Eddies – Learn Curved Piecing

Saturday April 20, 2024 from 9 am to 4 pm: Contemporary Quilting with your Walking Foot

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Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot
Oct
14

Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot

Material Girls Quilt GuildWorkshop : "Contemporary Quilting with your Walking Foot."



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AQS Quilt Week, Des Moines, IA
Sep
27
to Sep 30

AQS Quilt Week, Des Moines, IA

I'm excited to be teaching at AQS Quilt week in Des Moines, IA!

I am teaching FOUR great workshops and giving TWO presentations.

  • Wednesday, September 27, 2023, I am teaching "Modern Walking Foot Quilting."

  • Thursday September 28, 2023, I am teaching "Sunshine Stars Quilt" in the morning and giving an afternoon lecture "Improv in Antique Quilts."

  • Friday September 29, 2023, I am teaching "Learn Curved Piecing with Eel Grass and Eddies" and giving an afternoon lecture "My Life in Quilts - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.”

  • Saturday September 30, 2023, I am teaching "Scrap Bash: Diamond Romance."

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Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot
Sep
23

Contemporary Quilting with Your Walking Foot

Northern Star Quilt Guild Zoom Workshop: Contemporary Quilting with your Walking Foot.



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Improv Curves and Circles – Exploring the Magic
Mar
24
to Mar 29

Improv Curves and Circles – Exploring the Magic

Marge is teaching a 5-day workshop at Empty Spools Seminars in Asilomar, CA

Improv Curves and Circles –
Exploring the Magic

Learn two unique ways to create improvisational pieced circles! One technique results in amazing abstract circles which can be pieced into blocks, appliquéd or cut apart and reformed. Off-cuts from creating the circles provide even more inspired opportunities. I’ll also show you my way of improv piecing the Dresden plate block, as I did in the award-winning quilt “Burst.” Circles are a magical shape with no beginning and no end and the creative possibilities in this class are endless!

Level: Confident Beginner to Advanced

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QuiltFest NE Classes
Aug
11
to Aug 13

QuiltFest NE Classes

During August 11-13, I am teaching three classes at QuiltFest NE in Springfield, MA.

  • On Thursday August 11, I am teaching "Harlequin Diamond Romance" (full day class).

  • On Friday August 12, I am teaching "Contemporary Quilting with your Walking Foot" (full day class).

  • On Saturday August 13, I am teaching "Eel Grass and Eddies" (full day class).

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String Theory Presentation at The New England Quilt Museum
May
21

String Theory Presentation at The New England Quilt Museum

Sponsored in part by Quilter’s Connection  

In conjunction with the Genre Gallery exhibition, String Theory: String-Pieced Quilts from Past to Present, the NEQM is proud to welcome award-winning quilt artist and instructor, Marge Tucker. In her presentation, Tucker shares her journey as a quiltmaker, which began more than 25 years ago.

“At that time, I didn’t know that quilting would become my passion and now my profession. I feel so fortunate to be able to share and continue the tradition of quilting with my students. I started with traditional pieced quilts but am now focused on abstract improvisational design in my work.”

Tucker highlights her antique quilts included in the exhibition and discusses how her collection has inspired the contemporary quilts for which she has received several prestigious awards. 

“When I switched from traditional quilting to working more improvisational, I started to look for older quilts that were unique and made without using a known quilt block or not following the “rules” of a traditional quilt block. These quilts were so fascinating and led to my growing collection of antique and vintage quilts. I am excited to have several of my antique quilts as well as two quilts I made that are directly inspired by antique quilts in this very special exhibition.” 

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