A quilting approach that emphasizes eco-friendly practices and materials to reduce environmental impact.

The process of transforming waste materials into new, usable products, enhancing their value and reducing waste.

Fabrics sourced or created with minimal environmental impact, often organic or recycled.

The practice of ensuring that textile production and consumption are environmentally responsible and socially equitable.

Guidelines that promote practices which meet present needs without compromising future generations' resources.

Techniques used to alter the structure or appearance of fabric, such as folding, gathering, or layering.

Involvement of local communities in sustainability initiatives, promoting awareness and participation.

Factors to consider when creating quilt designs that balance aesthetics with sustainability.

A consumer who prioritizes environmentally sustainable products and practices in their purchasing decisions.

The process of choosing fabrics based on sustainability criteria, such as origin and production methods.

The artistic planning of a quilt, including layout, color scheme, and fabric choices.

The process of finding and acquiring materials, focusing on sustainable and ethical options.

A personal record where students document their learning experiences and insights throughout the course.

Practical abilities required for sewing and constructing quilts, including stitching and finishing techniques.

The study of how colors interact and can be combined effectively in design.

A visual collage that represents the desired aesthetic and inspiration for a quilting project.

A process where students evaluate each other's work, providing constructive feedback and insights.

A culminating showcase where students present their completed quilts and share their learning journey.

Unused or discarded fabric and materials that contribute to environmental pollution.

Efforts to promote awareness and action towards environmental protection and sustainability.

Practices aimed at minimizing the ecological footprint of textile production and use.

Activities organized to engage the public in sustainability efforts and showcase eco-friendly initiatives.

A compilation of a student's work that reflects their skills, creativity, and sustainable practices.

Techniques used to evaluate students' understanding and application of course concepts.

Methods and skills used in the process of creating quilts, including piecing, quilting, and binding.