Different Ways to Make the Perfect Triangles with Dudley Shugart
Saturday, February 21, 2026
10:30 am – 4:30 pm, ½ hour lunch break
Location: Upstairs classroom (access via stairs only)
Learn to make perfect pieced triangles with Dudley! There are several ways to construct triangles, and this class will explore at least three different methods, with directions on how to set up each. The student can decide which method they individually prefer for future piecing, and put their triangles to beautiful use in a new table runner!
Student Supply List:
- Your sewing machine, in good working order with all necessary cords and attachments.
Cut Loose Press Wild and Free Pattern (link to come)
- Fabric required: (12) 10 in. squares for the bodies and (12) 10 in. squares for the background. Go color coordinated or go scrappy — fabric from your stash is fine!
- Rotary cutter and cutting mat
- 24 in. x 6 in. ruler and a 6 in. or 8 in. square ruler (other measurments can work; no need to purchase new)
- Basic sewing notions (thread, pins, scissors, fabric marking tools, etc.)
About the Instructor: Dudley Shugart, a member of the Burke chapter of Quilter’s Unlimited, has been quilting for decades as well as having years of experience working and demonstrating at quilt shops. Dudley creates many of the beautiful sample quilts you see on display at Artistic Artifacts.
