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A Sloth a Day Keeps the Stress Away

A Sloth a Day Keeps the Stress Away

Event Information

10/17/23 12:00:00 - 10/17/23 13:00:00
AccuQuilt Website

Let’s take it nice and slow for a new quilting project! Hosts Pam and Erica will be offering plenty of new inspiration for the GO! Sloth Die as it joins our permanent collection. Embrace this relaxed animal and discover how you can easily quilt at your own pace with this cute die!

Tune in to see if you’ve won a lovely door prize – including selections of fabric from our friends at Dear Stella!

This Event Streamed on
Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 12 p.m. CT

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Your Presenters

Erica Bottger 
AccuQuilt Creativity Expert

Erica has been with the AccuQuilt team for almost 8 years working with sales, videos, marketing and more. She’s a veteran quilter with a background in garment sewing and costuming, and says she started sewing as soon as she could hold a needle. When she isn’t behind a sewing machine, Erica loves spending time with her family, including her 3 little grandchildren.

Pam Heller 
AccuQuilt Cutting Expert

Pam Heller is an international educator and cutting expert for AccuQuilt. For the past 5 years, Pam has taught quilters how to get the most use out of their AccuQuilt GO! fabric cutting systems at quilt shop events, guild meetings, and to tour groups from all over the U.S. and Canada. Pam’s passion for quilting began 20 years ago when she discovered a local quilt store in her small Colorado town. 

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