Ellen Lindner teaching at Road@Home. AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Win a FREE Online Class!

You can win a free class, taught by me, at the upcoming Road@Home virtual quilt show!

Ellen Lindner teaching at Road@Home. AdventureQuilter.com/blog

But, you have to act quickly. The deadline to enter is January 3rd.

All you have to do is
1 – Like Road@Home Facebook page,
2 – Send me an email indicating which of my 3 classes you’d like to take. Just put the name of the desired class in the subject line, along with “Road@Home.”

See the class links below.

Floral Improv

Class sample for Ellen Lindner's "Floral Improv." AdventureQuilter.com

Double Reverse Applique

Double Reverse Applique class sample. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com

Love It and Leaf It

Love It and Leaf It, class sample. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com

Yes, you can enter for all 3 classes, but you’ll need to send me 3 different emails, each one indicating a different class. You can enter each class contest once, only.

Good luck!

Ellen Lindner
P.S. Click the links below to see student work from these classes.

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