University of Missouri Extension of Cedar County will host the first barn quilt workshop for 2021 on April 10th at the El Dorado Springs High School agriculture building (921 S Park St., El Dorado Springs, MO).

Barn quilts can be created using a variety of designs and displayed in numerous places. Smaller barn quilts (such as a 2’ x 2’) may be placed on mailboxes, businesses, churches or inside your home as a decorative piece. Larger barn quilts are often displayed on the outside of barns or homes. The possibilities are endless.

The class will be instructed by retired Stockton High School art teacher, Cheryl Sloan and held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Participants will need to bring their desired size of signboard or plywood (1/2 in. thick, cut square and no larger than 4’ x 4’) with two coats of primer.  Due to paint drying time, we ask that you bring 3 to 4 small containers that will enable you to take home the paint necessary to complete your quilt. You may also bring a hair dryer with an extension cord to aid in the drying time.  Pencils, brushes, paint and tape will all be provided.  Designs will be available or you may bring your own ideas.

Cost to attend this workshop is $30 per person.  Register online at https://extension.missouri.edu/events/barn-quilt-project-el-dorado-springs-1615314534.

Class size is limited so register early.  For questions about this workshop or to register, contact the Cedar County MU Extension Center at 276-3313 or email cedarco@missouri.edu.

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