Intro to Curved Piecing, and Quilting with Decorative Threads

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Intro to Curved Piecing, and Quilting with Decorative Threads Taught by Susan Treloar [email protected]

Supplies and equipment to bring to class: Your sewing machine – in working order with  The manual and all of the parts  Clean and oil your machine before class  Free-motion hopping foot, Walking foot and Couching foot. Not sure what your feet are used for, bring them. Basic sewing basket supplies including 1 hand sewing needle A notebook to cover Fabric  ½ yard of main fabric  1 fat quarter of accent color or a 2 ½” strip of accent color  1 fat quarter of coordinating color that reads as solid (This will be thread quilted with your fancy threads and yarns.)  A piece of light weight batting a little bigger than the outside of your notebook, all the way around, front and back  ½ yard medium weight fusible interfacing  A practice quilt sandwich – use muslin or solid light colored fabric and the same batting as you are using for the notebook cover Threads, Trims and Yarns  Regular sewing thread for piecing  1 metallic thread  1 60# bobbin thread (very fine thin thread) – You may use a 50# if you can’t find the 60#.  A variety of Polyester, Rayon and Cotton threads in a variety of weights o 30#, 40#, 50#  Pearl Cotton Balls – 1 or more o Nō.16, Nō.8, Nō.5, Nō.3  A variety of yarns and flat trims – (You don’t need a lot, just a few. 1 yard pieces work fine.) o Yarns that are: fuzzy, nubby, ribbon like. Will be used for couching so nothing too thick and heavy Sewing Machine Needles  Metallic 90/14, Topstitch 80/12, 90/14, Quilting 75/11 Rotary cutting tools:  Cutting mat (medium sized)  Rotary cutter – 28mm, or 45mm *with a new blade  Rotary ruler 6”x12” (and optional 1”x6” ruler) Optional:  Camera All materials may be purchased at Pacific Fabrics with a 10% discount. Please mention that you are buying supplies for this class at the register to receive this discount.

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