A map pin shows you a fabric store, not a syllabus — there's no way to tell from a search listing whether a shop runs beginner block-of-the-month classes or just sells yardage off the bolt. Every shop tagged here has a class schedule, workshop calendar, or sign-up page confirmed on its own website.
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Common questions
Do quilt shops offer beginner classes?
Most independent quilt shops run a beginner or 'learn to quilt' series, usually 3-4 sessions of 2-3 hours each, priced around $100-180 total including a kit. Many also post a monthly class calendar on their website or Facebook page covering everything from paper piecing to longarm certification.
How much do quilting classes cost?
A single one-day workshop typically runs $35-90 depending on the pattern and whether the kit is included, while multi-week series average $120-250. Block-of-the-month clubs are usually billed monthly, often $15-30 per block.