Landscape Quiltingwith Kim Goings

This class is part of the five-part virtual Hand Sewn Quilting Series III. Classes may be purchased à la carte at $75 or as a five-part package for a discounted price of $350. 

In this class, you will learn how to use scrap fabrics, thread and yarn to create a unique representation of a landscape based on your favorite place in nature or a scene from your imagination. Kim will show you various hand-sewing techniques such as appliqué, couching, and decorative stitches to add texture, atmosphere, and depth to your chosen landscape. She will also share how she chooses colors and patterns that complement each other when creating a composition with intention and improvisation.

Date + Time

Friday, October 24, 2025, 12-2:30 pm ET

Location

Zoom, a link will be emailed to participants the day before class.

Cost

$75 for the individual class
$350 for the series

Suggested Class Materials

• Scrap fabric
• Fabric for stabilization (e.g. muslin) about 10” x 10”
• Threads in various weights: embroidery thread, quilting thread, sashiko thread, any thread you have on hand
• Hand-sewing needles
• Thimble
• Pins
• Scrap yarn
• Fabric Scissors and/or snips
• Iron
• Optional: buttons, beads, string, other notions you might want to play with

Scholarships 

There are scholarship spots available for this workshop. Please email info@tatter.org to learn more.

Our Teacher

Kim Goings is a textile artist living in New York, NY. She grew up in Florida and attendedSavannah College of Art and Design for her BFA and MA in Production & Costume Design.While working in costumes for theater and film, Kim discovered quilting a few years into hercareer in New York. She found herself re-working thrifted clothes and fabric remnants into quiltsto gift to friends and loved ones before realizing she was also incorporating elements ofstorytelling into her designs. Kim began Terra Quilting Co. as a way to share her quilts and tochallenge herself to further explore the medium of textile art. Her pieces are influenced bynature, memory, art and intuitive craft. She often experiments with natural dyes to give new lifeto secondhand textiles and repurposed garments, and adds dimension and texture to her workthrough hand-quilting, and mindful hand-stitching techniques. Kim has received artistresidencies through SCAD Alumni Atelier in Lacoste, France and Wildacres Retreat in NorthCarolina. Her work has also shown at the Woodstock Artists Association and Museum inWoodstock, NY.

*All classes in this series will be recorded. A link to the recording will be emailed to all students following the live session. You may purchase the series as a whole even after the classes have begun. You will be emailed the recordings upon sign-up.