SUPPLIES FOR BALI WEDDING STAR Other than your pattern, of ...
SUPPLIES FOR BALI WEDDING STAR Other than your pattern, of course, you can begin accumulating some of the other items/supplies that you’ll need as you work on your Bali Wedding Star. You never know when someone might give you a gift certificate and now you’ll have a shopping list ready! Fabric
11 sets of 8 colors of 2 ½” strips or 2 Judy Niemeyer Bali Pops with colors already sorted for you. More on fabric once you register and contact me.
General Supplies Rotary cutting mat – medium size 6 x 24 rotary ruler Rotary cutter and new (sharp) blades Small scissors Seam ripper Sewing machine in good working order with a ¼-inch foot Size 70 sharp sewing needles High quality cotton thread (poor quality thread will often break when removing the paper) Paper Piecing Supplies 12-inch add-a-quarter ruler Template plastic (about 3” x 12” will be sufficient). Box of Jumbo Paper Clip Scotch tape Repositioning tape (optional -- 3 M product – used to piece a pattern that has been inadvertently cut or torn) Wash out fabric glue (be SURE it will wash out) Flower pins – I usually prefer the thinner ones over the fatter ones. Choices-choices-choices! Creative Grids Wedding Ring Template Set Organizational Supplies Five 1-gallon Ziploc bags Stapler Small box of binder clips Small box of large paper clips Some optional organizational supplies Quart size Ziploc bags Purple Thang Inexpensive binder to keep your pattern sheets (I keep mine in protective plastic sheets) Note pad that you’ll keep with your pattern and binder to make notes, write down questions you might have, and other important details that might help Pattern Corrections by Quiltworx Check www.quiltworx.com for any corrections. They are usually found on the left side of the page with the pattern. I always print out the corrected pages AND I make a note on my master pattern to remind me that there are corrections in a specific area. Getting Started Label each of the five 1-gallon Ziploc bags with a permanent marker: Bali Wedding Star Bag #1, Bali Wedding Star Bag #2, etc., etc., etc. Each bag will eventually contain a separate step of the process and will be worked on in that order. Josephine Keasler [email protected] 801/878-3397
11 sets of 8 colors of 2 ½” strips or 2 Judy Niemeyer Bali Pops with colors already sorted for you. More on fabric once you register and contact me.
General Supplies Rotary cutting mat – medium size 6 x 24 rotary ruler Rotary cutter and new (sharp) blades Small scissors Seam ripper Sewing machine in good working order with a ¼-inch foot Size 70 sharp sewing needles High quality cotton thread (poor quality thread will often break when removing the paper) Paper Piecing Supplies 12-inch add-a-quarter ruler Template plastic (about 3” x 12” will be sufficient). Box of Jumbo Paper Clip Scotch tape Repositioning tape (optional -- 3 M product – used to piece a pattern that has been inadvertently cut or torn) Wash out fabric glue (be SURE it will wash out) Flower pins – I usually prefer the thinner ones over the fatter ones. Choices-choices-choices! Creative Grids Wedding Ring Template Set Organizational Supplies Five 1-gallon Ziploc bags Stapler Small box of binder clips Small box of large paper clips Some optional organizational supplies Quart size Ziploc bags Purple Thang Inexpensive binder to keep your pattern sheets (I keep mine in protective plastic sheets) Note pad that you’ll keep with your pattern and binder to make notes, write down questions you might have, and other important details that might help Pattern Corrections by Quiltworx Check www.quiltworx.com for any corrections. They are usually found on the left side of the page with the pattern. I always print out the corrected pages AND I make a note on my master pattern to remind me that there are corrections in a specific area. Getting Started Label each of the five 1-gallon Ziploc bags with a permanent marker: Bali Wedding Star Bag #1, Bali Wedding Star Bag #2, etc., etc., etc. Each bag will eventually contain a separate step of the process and will be worked on in that order. Josephine Keasler [email protected] 801/878-3397
