Fabric Supply List
. Through the Woods supply List Finished size 60” x 60”
Design: Through the Woods by Claudia Dinnell $90.00 (Each student must purchase the design) Fabric Supply List: 3 ½ yards Cream tone on tone background fabric or (7) ½ yard cuts of different cream backgrounds ¾ yard Inner Borders Black Print Fabric 6-8 ¼ yard cuts of Print Fabric for pieced blocks 1/3 yard Medium value tone on tone for center surround 2 yards Outer Border Fabric (for length of borders no piecing) 7 yards Fusible Woven Interfacing by OESD or Shape Flex 101 Interfacing by Pellon ¾ yard Binding 4 yards Backing 72” x 72” Batting Embroidery Supply List: Minimum Hoop Requirements: 6” wide x12” high All Hoops must have a grid/template Light to Medium Weight Tear Away (5 yards) 13 Yards of Polymesh Cutaway Stabilizer 15” wide (1 ½ Rolls) Temporary Adhesive Spray Removable fabric marking pen (thin tip/ do not use air erasable) Basic embroidery kit including small doubled curved scissors, long straight pointy tweezers, snag nab it, Wonder Clips (4) to hold embroidery out of the way, etc. Embroidery Needles 80/12 and 90/14 Sharps Permanente Double Sided Tape by Scotch Brand Threads: Water soluble thread for basting 40 wt. Embroidery Thread or 50 wt. Cotton Thread Outlining Color Shading Color Black Tan (2-3 Shades darker than the background fabric) Bow Colors (two thread colors needed) Tan (Same as Shading color) and Deeper Tan (2-3 Shades deeper than Shading color) Sewing Supply List 50wt. Cotton Thread matching the fabric for piecing Basic sewing kit including scissors, pins, rotary cutter & mat, long straight ruler, etc. Spray Starch 20 ½” square ruler for accurate marking & trimming Eleanor Burns Quilt In a Day Flying Geese Ruler for 3” x 6” Note: Please copy and transfer the Design and Instruction folders from the USB drive to your computer. USB drives are a temporary storage and are known to fail. You are responsible for immediately transferring the information from the USB to your computer. The designs and instructions will not be replaced.
1 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
Cutting Instructions
BACKGROUND FABRIC: (starch fabric before cutting)
Background Fabric (3 ½ Yards): Cut (2) strips 18”x width of fabric: (1) Top Panel (1) Bottom Panel Cut (1) strip 18” x width of fabric: Sub cut into: (2) 18” x 22” (Side Panels) Cut (1) strip 18” x width of fabric: Sub cut into: (1) 18” x 18” (Center Panel) Remaining Fabric for Flying Geese Remaining Background Fabric: Cut (4) Strips 6 ½” x 42” Embroidered Word Borders (Not shown in diagram)
SHAPE FLEX: 7 yards of Shape Flex Cut (2) strips 42”x width of Shape Flex 20”+ Sub cut into: (2) 18” x 42” (Top and Bottom Panels) Cut (3) strips 18” x 20+” (2) Side Panels Sub cut (1) strip into: 18”x18” (Center Panel) Center and fuse the Shape Flex interfacing to the wrong side of each panel.
Cut (5) strips 6 ½” x width of Shape Flex 20”+ Cut (1) strip in ½: Apply the extra ½ strip to (2) of the borders. These strips are for the Ribbon Bow Borders Note: Only half of the Ribbon Bow Border Strip will have Shape Flex.
Fuse the Shape Flex to the left half of the border strip.
Additional cutting instructions for finishing the quilt will be found in the Piecing Instructions
2 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
Fabric Preparation Instructions
Instructions for all Panels: (each panel is backed with Shape Flex interfacing) Polymesh Cutaway Stabilizer: Cut a piece of Polymesh Stabilizer for each of the panels. Cut the Polymesh large enough to have a 3” border around the fabric block. You may need to piece (use adhesive spray) the Polymesh to get the size needed. Center the fabric block on the Polymesh. Use adhesive spray to fuse the Polymesh to the block. The fabrics should be smooth and lay flat.
Marking the Center Panel: Use a removable marking pen. Do not use an air eraseable pen (usually purple) Turn the fabric on point. On the right side of the fabric draw the center crosshair on point
Marking remaining Panels: Use a removable marking pen. Do not use an air eraseable pen (usually purple). Make sure the marks are very clear (easily seen) and thin lined. On the front (right side) of each panel, draw a center crosshair the full length and width of the fabric. The lines must be perpendicular to each other. Additionally, for the top & bottom panels, draw vertical lines 8” on either side of the center. See picture below.
Sewing the Stabilizer to the Block: Sew (use a walking/dual feed foot) close to the edge (less than ¼”) completely around the edge of the fabric. Use a normal stitch length. This will secure the stabilizer to the fabric and reduce stretching during embroidery. The two fabrics must be smooth and lay flat without puckers. The spray adhesive will help hold the layers together while you sew. Change thread to water soluble thread. Add basting lines on the top & bottom panels. Using a basting stitch sew (4) vertical lines 4” and 8” on either side of center. See large dotted lines. If you don’t use water soluble thread, make sure the basting stitch is a long as possible. This will make it easier to remove! See Picture:
Black solid lines are the drawn crosshairs Tiny Dotted line around edge of fabric / normal stitching to secure the fabric to the stabilizer Large Dotted lines / basting stitches in between the drawn crosshairs
3 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
Design: Through the Woods by Claudia Dinnell $90.00 (Each student must purchase the design) Fabric Supply List: 3 ½ yards Cream tone on tone background fabric or (7) ½ yard cuts of different cream backgrounds ¾ yard Inner Borders Black Print Fabric 6-8 ¼ yard cuts of Print Fabric for pieced blocks 1/3 yard Medium value tone on tone for center surround 2 yards Outer Border Fabric (for length of borders no piecing) 7 yards Fusible Woven Interfacing by OESD or Shape Flex 101 Interfacing by Pellon ¾ yard Binding 4 yards Backing 72” x 72” Batting Embroidery Supply List: Minimum Hoop Requirements: 6” wide x12” high All Hoops must have a grid/template Light to Medium Weight Tear Away (5 yards) 13 Yards of Polymesh Cutaway Stabilizer 15” wide (1 ½ Rolls) Temporary Adhesive Spray Removable fabric marking pen (thin tip/ do not use air erasable) Basic embroidery kit including small doubled curved scissors, long straight pointy tweezers, snag nab it, Wonder Clips (4) to hold embroidery out of the way, etc. Embroidery Needles 80/12 and 90/14 Sharps Permanente Double Sided Tape by Scotch Brand Threads: Water soluble thread for basting 40 wt. Embroidery Thread or 50 wt. Cotton Thread Outlining Color Shading Color Black Tan (2-3 Shades darker than the background fabric) Bow Colors (two thread colors needed) Tan (Same as Shading color) and Deeper Tan (2-3 Shades deeper than Shading color) Sewing Supply List 50wt. Cotton Thread matching the fabric for piecing Basic sewing kit including scissors, pins, rotary cutter & mat, long straight ruler, etc. Spray Starch 20 ½” square ruler for accurate marking & trimming Eleanor Burns Quilt In a Day Flying Geese Ruler for 3” x 6” Note: Please copy and transfer the Design and Instruction folders from the USB drive to your computer. USB drives are a temporary storage and are known to fail. You are responsible for immediately transferring the information from the USB to your computer. The designs and instructions will not be replaced.
1 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
Cutting Instructions
BACKGROUND FABRIC: (starch fabric before cutting)
Background Fabric (3 ½ Yards): Cut (2) strips 18”x width of fabric: (1) Top Panel (1) Bottom Panel Cut (1) strip 18” x width of fabric: Sub cut into: (2) 18” x 22” (Side Panels) Cut (1) strip 18” x width of fabric: Sub cut into: (1) 18” x 18” (Center Panel) Remaining Fabric for Flying Geese Remaining Background Fabric: Cut (4) Strips 6 ½” x 42” Embroidered Word Borders (Not shown in diagram)
SHAPE FLEX: 7 yards of Shape Flex Cut (2) strips 42”x width of Shape Flex 20”+ Sub cut into: (2) 18” x 42” (Top and Bottom Panels) Cut (3) strips 18” x 20+” (2) Side Panels Sub cut (1) strip into: 18”x18” (Center Panel) Center and fuse the Shape Flex interfacing to the wrong side of each panel.
Cut (5) strips 6 ½” x width of Shape Flex 20”+ Cut (1) strip in ½: Apply the extra ½ strip to (2) of the borders. These strips are for the Ribbon Bow Borders Note: Only half of the Ribbon Bow Border Strip will have Shape Flex.
Fuse the Shape Flex to the left half of the border strip.
Additional cutting instructions for finishing the quilt will be found in the Piecing Instructions
2 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
Fabric Preparation Instructions
Instructions for all Panels: (each panel is backed with Shape Flex interfacing) Polymesh Cutaway Stabilizer: Cut a piece of Polymesh Stabilizer for each of the panels. Cut the Polymesh large enough to have a 3” border around the fabric block. You may need to piece (use adhesive spray) the Polymesh to get the size needed. Center the fabric block on the Polymesh. Use adhesive spray to fuse the Polymesh to the block. The fabrics should be smooth and lay flat.
Marking the Center Panel: Use a removable marking pen. Do not use an air eraseable pen (usually purple) Turn the fabric on point. On the right side of the fabric draw the center crosshair on point
Marking remaining Panels: Use a removable marking pen. Do not use an air eraseable pen (usually purple). Make sure the marks are very clear (easily seen) and thin lined. On the front (right side) of each panel, draw a center crosshair the full length and width of the fabric. The lines must be perpendicular to each other. Additionally, for the top & bottom panels, draw vertical lines 8” on either side of the center. See picture below.
Sewing the Stabilizer to the Block: Sew (use a walking/dual feed foot) close to the edge (less than ¼”) completely around the edge of the fabric. Use a normal stitch length. This will secure the stabilizer to the fabric and reduce stretching during embroidery. The two fabrics must be smooth and lay flat without puckers. The spray adhesive will help hold the layers together while you sew. Change thread to water soluble thread. Add basting lines on the top & bottom panels. Using a basting stitch sew (4) vertical lines 4” and 8” on either side of center. See large dotted lines. If you don’t use water soluble thread, make sure the basting stitch is a long as possible. This will make it easier to remove! See Picture:
Black solid lines are the drawn crosshairs Tiny Dotted line around edge of fabric / normal stitching to secure the fabric to the stabilizer Large Dotted lines / basting stitches in between the drawn crosshairs
3 Copyright © 2015 Claudia Dinnell All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright holder. These designs & instructions are for personal non-commercial use by the original purchaser only and are protected under US & International Laws. www.claudiascreationsaz.com
