Sarah Goer

Sarah Goer is a former middle school math teacher turned quilt teacher who is primarily inspired by geometry and architecture and loves bold, vibrant, saturated colors. Much of Sarah’s work is created from a perspective of “planned improv,” working from a set of rules she creates for herself. In workshops, Sarah guides students to learn a set of parameters for their quilt design and decide when to follow or break their rules. All of Sarah’s classes are taught from a perspective of creativity and curiosity, encouraging students to take what she’s taught and feel free to put their own spin on it.

sarahgoerquilts@gmail.com

Sarah’s guild lectures include topics on planned improv quilt design, the use of color in quilts, and 100-day projects. More information on Sarah’s lectures and workshops can be found on the teaching page of her website at www.sarahgoerquilts.com/teaching

Offerings include: Color in Quilting, Inspiration, Quilt Design, Technique – Curves, Technique – Improvisation, Technique – Modern Traditionalism, Virtual lecture, Virtual trunk show, virtual workshop, Working with solids/prints