Before filling out your registration form, please read the class descriptions and the daily itinerary so you can best determine how you would like to spend your cruise time. You will be assured of being placed in three full day class sections. Class assignments and supply lists will be mailed to you along with your notice for final payment 90 days prior to departure. Classes are open to all levels of ability (unless otherwise stated in the class description).
Ocean Sunrise
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
This wonderful wall quilt is paper pieced and machine appliquéd. You will be thrilled at how
sharp these skinny points will be and how quick and easy it is to machine appliqué these curves.
You will have several blocks completed in class with detailed instructions on how to finish
your quilt top at home.
Skill level: Intermediate
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Extra/empty bobbin for your machine
- Thread to match for piecing (gray usually works well)
- 80/12 or 90/14 needles for paper piecing
- 60/8 microtex needles for machine appliqué
- Rotary cutter, board and ruler
- Nylon thread-YLI brand in .004 size
- Water soluble glue stick
- Scissors-both paper and plastic
- Press cloth-old wash cloth or towel will work great
- Silk pins
- Add-A-Quarter rulers (optional)
Fabric: Bring your own fabric or pre-order the optional fabric kit from Karen.
100% cotton only please – Washed and Ironed
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Karen used six different yellow fabrics but you could use just one. If you use six different yellow fabrics purchase 1/2 yard of each fabric plus 1/4 yard of one yellow for the piping around the border. If you purchase just one yellow fabric you need 3 yards for the blocks and the piping.
- Karen used five different blue prints for the points. You would need 1/3 yard of each of these. If you want to use just one print fabric for the points you only need to purchase 1 1/2 yards.
- Karen used two different blue prints for the curved/circular portion of the block. (The 1/4 circle) You need to purchase 1/3 yard of these two prints or if you prefer to use just one fabric you will need to purchase 5/8 yard.
From the dark blue print, in the blocks, on the border and binding you need to purchase 3 yards.
Order Now:
You must order the required pattern kit in advance. To pre-purchase your $15.00 kit, please email Karen at:
kkbquilter@aol.com
Required Kit: $15.00
Must be ordered and purchased now from Karen. Karen will deliver the kit in class.
Kit includes: printed paper piecing patterns, Templar and handouts
With this option you would bring your own fabric.
Optional fabric kit also available for pre-order.
Optional Kit: $130.00
Must be ordered and purchased now from Karen.
Karen will deliver the kit in class.
Kit includes: printed paper piecing patterns, Templar and handouts and fabric to complete the project
With this option you must order by Dec. 15th.
Garden Medley
Sunday, February 12, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Karen says, “I just love seeing the beautiful colors of the blooming flowers in the spring and summer! At least in my area, that is the only time we see them in bloom!" But now you can see them year round with this easy to make 21" x 24" wall quilt. There are three panels in this project and in this workshop we will focus on just the center panel. You will be thrilled with your smooth curves, sharp points and perfect circles as you begin to hand appliqué on this wonderful little project!
Skill level: All Levels
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Scissors, paper and fabric
- Water soluble glue stick
- Small pins to position appliqué
- Freezer Paper-6" square
- Fabric markers
- Pencil
- Emery Board
- Tape
- Sandpaper - optional
- Rotary cutter, cutting mat, and ruler
Fabric: Bring your own fabric or pre-order the optional fabric kit from Karen
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1/8 yard pieces or scraps of 4 or 5 different fabrics for the leaves
- One fat quarter
- 1/8 yard pieces or scraps for the petals, berries and buds (Karen uses 3 different pink and 4 different purple fabrics)
- 1/8 yard pieces or scraps of yellow for flower centers and buds
- 5/8 yard for background and binding
- 1/3 yard for border and sashing
100% cotton recommended for best results
Order Now:
You must order the required pattern kit in advance. To pre-purchase your $14.00 kit, please email Karen at:
kkbquilter@aol.com
Required Pattern Kit: $14.00
Must be ordered and purchased now from Karen.
Kit includes: Pattern, Transfer Paper, Stencil Brush, #10 Tulip Applique Needle, ½ Sheet Templar Heat- Resistant Template Plastic and 1 set of Perfect Stems
(bring your own fabric)
Optional fabric kit also available for pre-order.
Optional Kit including pattern and fabric: $36.00
Kit includes: Pattern, Fabric, Transfer Paper, Stencil Brush, #10 Tulip Applique Needle, ½ Sheet Templar Heat- Resistant Template Plastic and 1 set of Perfect Stems.
Fabric must be ordered by December 15th!
Kansas Rose
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Wow! This is a fun project! You will be amazed how easy it is to get smooth curves and
sharp points as you machine appliqué using an invisible stitch. This project also includes reverse appliqué and a fabric overlay for some added excitement. Come spend a fun packed six hours and learn lots of tips and tricks!
Skill level: Intermediate
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Schmetz Microtex 60/8 Needles-(no substitutions)
- Thread-50/3 cotton in neutral color
- Water soluble fabric glue stick or glue pen
- Fine, thin pins such as Silk
- Scissors-paper and fabric
- Fabric markers
- Pencil
- Fine grain Sandpaper
- Rotary cutter, cutting mat, and ruler
- Stapler and Staple Remover
- Needle for hand sewing (just a little)
- Fine point felt tipped marker (to mark paper)
- Fine clear monofilament nylon or polyester thread such as .004 YLI
- Emery board
- Freezer paper square cut 12 ½" and a scrap about 3" x 8"
- Tape
Fabric: Bring your own fabric or pre-order the optional fabric kit from Karen
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14" square of background fabric
- 14" square of overlay (around outside edge of block)
- Scraps or 1/8 yard pieces for stems and leaves
- 5 or 6 scraps or 1/8 yard pieces for remaining flower shapes
Order Now:
You must order the required pattern kit in advance. To pre-purchase your $8.00 kit, please email Karen at:
kkbquilter@aol.com
Required Kit: $8.00
Must be ordered and purchased now from Karen.
Karen will deliver the kit in class.
Kit includes: Pattern, Templar, 1 Perfect Stem, 1 Perfect Circle, Stabilizer Paper, Pattern Ease and Stencil Brush.
With this option you would bring your own fabric.
Optional fabric kit also available for pre-order.
Optional Kit including pattern and fabric: $20.00
Kit includes: Fabric, Pattern, Templar, 1 Perfect Stem, 1 Perfect Circle, Stabilizer Paper, Pattern Ease and Stencil Brush.
If you want the fabric kit you must order by December 15th.
Demonstration
Thursday, February 16, 2012 • 10:00 am - 10:30 am
Karen will demonstrate her easy techniques for making perfect circles, making perfect points and making perfect stems!
This is a demonstration that is open to all students and will be held in the sewing room/quilt shop.
Sunbonnet Sue Sends a Valentine
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
On every cruise Chris Porter teaches a special Sunbonnet Sue quilt and this time we have a ‘Sue’ quilt from Chris’s new book co-written with Darra Williamson called ‘A Year in the Life of Sunbonnet Sue’. Techniques include fusing and decorative stitching and a lot of fun! It’s February, and love is in the air as Sue heads off to post her Valentine. Oh my! The flag is up! Perhaps it’s a message from someone special...
Skill level: All levels
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Basic sewing equipment
- Needles
- Fabric and paper scissors
- Rotary cutter with sharp blade, Medium Mat and rulers at least 4.5" wide
- Variety of colorful threads for blanket stitch around the motifs
- 1 yard x 18" Light weight fusible.
- I use WonderUnder for preference
- Do NOT bring Heat & Bond!!
- Appliqué ironing sheet
Fabric – Bring from home OR
pre-order a kit from Chris!
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12 ½" x 6 ½" piece of blue sky print for Sue block background
- 12 ½" x 11" piece of Green “grass" print for Sue block background
- 3 ½" x 3 ½" square of light dotted print for Valentine card background Appliqué (Fabric A)
- 10" x 8" piece of dark pink print for Valentine Card heart, dress and bonnet trim, five tiny hearts and corner heart appliqués (Fabric B)
- 9" x 6" piece of gray print for stepping stone appliqués (Fabric C)
- 4" x 3" piece of red striped print for foot appliqué (Fabric D)
- 2 ½ x 2 ½ square off light pink print for hand appliqué (Fabric E)
- 9" x 7" piece of yellow and pink print for dress appliqué (Fabric F)
- 8" x 5" piece of medium-dark blue print for bonnet and pocket appliqués (Fabric G)
- 1 ½" x 3" piece of medium brown print for mailbox post appliqué (Fabric H)
- 4 ½" x 2 ½" piece of black tone-on-tone print for mailbox appliqué (Fabric I)
- 2" x 2" square of red print or solid for mailbox flag appliqué (Fabric J)
Chris can supply a kit of all the fabrics for a fee of $30.00.
To pre-order fabric kit, contact Chris at:
Christine@quilts2.com.
Sunshine Maze
Sunday, February 12, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Inspired by really bright fabrics used here in 12 different colours, this striking quilt with a centre of different sized squares turned on point is further enhanced by the addition of plain black and coloured stripes. The optical illusion effect is emphasised by the quilting in rainbow colours and straight lines. You can easily achieve piecing this quilt top in a day. Nothing could be simpler! From ‘Sunshine Maze’ by Christine Porter (JWD Publishing). This is a really fun class and Chris will also show her new Color Wheel to help you with color choices.
Skill level: All levels
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Basic sewing supplies
- Gray thread for piecing
- Bright variegated thread for quilting
- Fine pins
- Small scissors
- Chalk marker
- Rotary Cutter with sharp blade and medium mat with long ruler 6 ½" wide
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Fabric – Bring from home OR
pre-order a kit from Chris!
- 5/8 yard Black fabric:
Cut 2 squares 18 ½" x 18 ½ "
Cut in half on the diagonal
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1/4 yard each of 12 colors as shown in photo:
- green
- yellow-green
- yellow
- orange-yellow
- orange
- red
- magenta
- light mauve
- purple
- blue
- turquoise
- aqua green
Homework:
From each of the 12 colors cut:
1 square 6 ½" x 6 1/2"
1 square 3 ½" x 3 ½"
1 square 2" x 2"
Cut an extra 2" x 2" square of orange-yellow (1), Blue (4), Green (7), and Magenta (10)
From each of the 12 colors cut:
1 strip 2" x 7 ½ “
1 strip 2 ½" x 15" for Binding
Please bring your own backing and batting 40" x 40"
Chris can supply a kit of all fabrics for $40.00. You must order in advance.
To pre-order kit, please contact Chris at:
Christine@quilts2.com.
Dresden Wedge
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Chris has designed a new special ruler with Creative Grids which makes creating this Dresden Plate a really easy task. The ruler even includes the central circle. Chris is busy making a ton of new samples and this is the first – more to follow. You can use a jelly roll of 2 ½" strips or wider strips of fabric to create some really super quilts. For this class you can make one large Dresden Plate or several smaller ones, a cushion, a table runner or more blocks to make a
larger quilt. The sky is the limit. The technique is fast and fun and you’ll certainly have something great to take home as a memory of this special cruise.
Skill level: All levels
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Pale gray or beige thread for piecing
- Fine pins
- Small sharp scissors
- Rotary cutting equipment: including a rotary cutter with sharp blade and a medium mat with rulers at least 4.5" wide
- Matching thread for fans
- WonderUnder 10" x 18"
- Background to fan: 26" x26" of dark fabric – bring more if you want to make several Dresden Plates
- Fans: 1 jelly roll (cut 2 ½" wide) in your favorite colors which MUST HAVE a variety of dark and light fabrics
- Sashing and Binding: ½ yard light fabric – bring more if you want to make several Dresden Plates
- Borders: ½ yard medium and contrast to fans – bring more if you want to make several Dresden Plates
Use this 30° circle segment ruler to create 12 striped segments to create a fabric Color Wheel. Or use it to cut 12-petal round (or pointed) Dresden Plates from strips with no waste of fabric. The exclusive embedded gripper circles hold the fabric while cutting when pressure is applied.
Order Now:
*Dresden Wedge Ruler which includes circle template – available for purchase for $19.95
*You must order the Dresden Wedge Ruler in advance! To Pre-purchase your ruler for $19.95 contact Christine Porter by email at: Christine@quilts2.com
Demonstration
Thursday, February 16, 2012 • 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
How to Make Color Work for You
Do you stand back from your quilt and think; “Somehow it looks boring"? Do you have problems knowing what goes with what? Do you look at the color wheel and then give up because your fabric has patterns on it and doesn’t look like any of those colors? Then this is the lecture for you. Learn how to group your fabrics into Color Families, learn about Value, and learn how to add that Zinger and Zap into your work. Chris will teach you to gain confidence in your color choices and demonstrate her new Color Wheel and the new Creative Grids Ruler that helps you make it. Don't miss this, it could change your life! (Well, your quilting life, at least!)
This is a demonstration that is open to all students and will be held in the sewing room/quilt shop.
Folk Fish For Fun
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
From Mary Lou’s new book!
Let Mary Lou lead you on a tropical sea adventure as you create a fun filled and colorful wall hanging. Working in wool and adding embellishment, you will make your own unique depiction of life on the reef! These will be one of a kind and lovely in any room of your house! This is a creative class that brings wonderful results and loads of fun and laughter too!
Skill level: All levels
Mary Lou says:
These wall hangings are done simply and by hand. I have done these in both wool (my favorite) and cottons. They have different looks but are both quite fun. If you haven’t tried wool, this is your chance and we will be looking at shapes and colors as we discuss folk art how-to’s and getting “Out of the Box" for no pressure fun! Mixing cottons, silks and wools is beautiful and wonderful to play with so feel free to throw in some wool, silk and some cotton plaids, stripes, polka dots or tone on tones for your fabulous fish!
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
- Scissors-cloth and paper
- Pins
- Freezer paper-just a piece
- Paper and pencil
- Embroidery floss-a variety of colors (do not try to match your wool, just pick whatever you think is pretty!)
- Embroidery needles with big eyes- Chenille needles size 18 or a packet of mixed needles would work
- Rick Rack, trims, buttons, beads, charms, wire, nut shells and anything you want to embellish with
- 22 x 22 piece of black wool or wool felt that does not stretch
- A good variety of light and medium colored wools for your palette: turquoise, cheddar, pinks, reds, violets, lime greens, etc.
If you have any questions or have trouble finding wool Mary Lou can help! Contact her at marylouquilts@aol.com
(If you can’t find it yourself, you may order black wool fabric from Mary Lou DEADLINE: December 15th)
Mary Lou has some tips on wool!
Check out: Marylouweidman.blogspot.com
www.woolpennyrugs.com may have what you’re looking for as well
Crazy Cats
Sunday, February 12, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
From Mary Lou’s new book!
Crazy cats for those who are crazy about them-Dogs too! Super fun cats and dogs done the Hoochy way of simple piecing to make one of a kind fun and creative blocks that everyone will rave about! This class will teach you how to make funky and fun cats and dogs the Hoochy Mama way. Come and join Mary Lou for a wonderful, whimsical and fun workshop. Lots of laughs here!
Skill level: All levels
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
Mary Lou says:
We will make as many cats for our quilt as time allows-these are fairly quick once you get the technique and see how fun these are. They make a great gift and they delight all ages!
This class always appeals to the fun people who are willing to let go and bring out their inner artist. As we work together, we giggle and share and we enjoy the day as we create-like magic!
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
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Scissors
- Pins
- Seam Ripper
- Rotary Cutter
- Mat
- Rulers-One long, 9 ½" square and
3 ½" square
- Basic sewing supplies
Fabric: Bring from Home
- Background:
2 yards solid (black works best)
- Cat Face Fabric:
1/3 yd tone on tone plaid-simple small print (bring one for each cat face you want to make)
- Fabric for side points on face:
Bring darker fabric for points
(fat quarters will work)
- Nose Fabric:
¼ yard pink or gray or any color you want
- Ear Fabric:
¼ yard fabric to match your cat head-ok to use same fabric as head if you wish
- Bow Tie Fabric:
¼ yard cuts of 3 different plaids, polka dots, stripe or checkerboard themes Optional: Small amount of fabric for knot of bow tie.
Embroidery Floss-cheddar color, black, pink or whatever you want for mouths and eyelashes.
Buttons for eyes- can be same or different sizes. Black or whatever color you want.
Any questions:
Write to Mary Lou at:
Marylouquilts@aol.com
Flower Power
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
These blocks are pieced blocks done Hoochy style and made into great wall hangings and quilts. Then when they are done, you have the option of adding buttons for centers and eyes and other fun things in the garden. These quilts have a “WOW" factor and are loads of fun to do and to enjoy making. See what creativity, color and exploring design can do for a great quilt!
Join Mary Lou to see what kinds of beautiful flower wall hangings you can make using color,
the hoochy technique and your own individual ideas. Whether you are a beginner or an
advanced quilter, this class is easy and oh so fun!
Skill level: All levels
Sewing Machines will be provided for this class.
You will love the results and whimsical happy look of these quilts – no two are alike!
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
Sewing Supplies:
- Thread for machine sewing (to match your background)
- Straight pins
- Scissors
- A small mat, ruler and rotary cutter with a new blade
- Pencil and paper
- Anything YOU sew with when you are making a quilt that you might need
Fabrics: Bring from Home
- Background – 1 ½ yards – Black really makes these pop, but any color that is not a medium value will work great.
- Flowers – six to eight ¼ yard pieces of bright fun fabrics
- Bird – ¼ yard of pretty blue and another little piece 10" x 10" contrasting color
- Leaves and stems – ¼ yard each of two different greens (different values) – make sure they show up well on your background
(All of these fabrics are needed to create this quilt top).
You may order the Flower Power book from Mary Lou online at Marylouquiltdesigns.com
Any Questions: write to Mary Lou at:
marylouquilts@aol.com
Demonstration
Thursday, February 16, 2012 • 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Mary Lou will give a half hour demonstration on quilting the Hoochy Mama way!
This is a demonstration that is open to all students and will be held in the sewing room/quilt shop.
Elegant Victorian Purses
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Learn a variety of crazy quilt, embroidery and silk ribbon stitches, beading techniques and wired silk ribbon flowers while making this stunning class project. Students individualize their purses with an assortment of ribbons, beads and trims. Kathy has assembled kits that include your needed material supplies. You only need to bring hand sewing tools to class, making your preparation for this class minimal. There will be a variety of specialty fabrics and colors to choose from. There will be a sewing machine available for the students to use on board when they finish their embroidery stitches and beading. If you work steadily, you should be able
to use your purse at one of the ship’s formal dinners!
Skill level: All levels
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
Hand sewing supplies including:
- fabric scissors
- Small embroidery scissors
- Neutral thread
- Hand sewing needles, size #24 tapestry needle
- Silk pins
Please bring any special laces, trims, buttons or small mementos you wish to add to your project.
Order Now:
You must order the required pattern kit in advance.
Required Purse Kit: $30.00
Kathy will have a variety of colors and fabrics to choose from for the individual kits. The kit will include the pattern, tapestry fabric and lining fabric, cording for the handle, individual beads, bead fringe, silk ribbons, trims, pearl cotton, embroidery floss, beading thread, silk thread, a beading tray and sewing needles.
Kit must be ordered in advance no later than January 15th.
To order your required kit please email Kathy at:
ozarkquiltmaker@aol.com
Let's Go Fishing!
Sunday, February 12, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
This wall hanging will be a perfect memory quilt from your cruise across the Caribbean Sea to Panama! The suggested size is 24 x 30” however you can make it larger if you want. You will learn to design and fuse rocks, fish and plants to your underwater scene. Kathy will teach crazy quilt stitches and techniques for using beads, sequins and overlays. Go fishing in your sewing room for a blue background fabric that looks like water and batik fabrics for making fish and rocks. During your cruise, you will be able to collect shells, beads and other embellishments to add to your wall hanging. This project will be finished at home with machine quilting. Don’t let this one get away….it’s going to be a fun adventure on the high seas!
Skill level: All levels
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
- 24" x 30" fabric for your background (water colors)
- 2 yards of a light weight fusible (preferably Wonder Under®.)
- 2 yards of freezer paper
- Scraps of netting and sheer fabrics for overlays (at least 15" square and in a variety of colors)
- A good variety of colors and fabrics to be used for rocks, fish and plants (these may be prints, tone on tone or batik fabrics)
- A variety of beads and other appropriate embellishments (shells, pieces of sponge, trims, buttons, rickrack, decorative threads and yarns)
- Pearl cotton – variety of colors (size 5 or 8)
- Silk ribbons – 4 mm or 7 mm wide
- One bottle of Roxanne’s Glu-Baste-It®
- Paper glue stick
- Paper, fabric and embroidery scissors
- Rotary cutter and 18" x 24" mat
- Pencil
- Silk pins
Sewing needles including #24 tapestry needles for sewing pearl cotton and silk ribbon.
Note: A backing, batting and binding will be needed after class
Any questions? Contact Kathy at:
ozarkquiltmaker@aol.com
Quilts With Great Edges
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Lunch Break from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm)
Enjoy Kathy’s expert, comprehensive overview of the techniques of finishing your quilts! Students will make take-home samples including a double fold binding with mitered corners and connected tails, rick-rack binding, reversible binding, a fused binding, 3 prairie point techniques, scallops with mitered inner points, single and double piping, flanges and facings. Learn about the history of bindings, how to make self-bound edges, Amish binding, when to use single-fold, double-fold, bias and straight grain bindings and how to finish a binding with hand or machine stitches. You need this class!
Skill level: All levels
Supply List
Items you should bring from home:
- One 15" x 15" quilt block or quilt sandwich. The layers should be basted or quilted and have a thin batting (e.g. Hobbs 80/20 or Warm & Natural). The batting and backing should be 1" larger than the quilt top on all four sides.
- A coordinating binding fabric for this square (cut before class – 2 strips, each 2 ½" x 42", cut selvage to selvage or on the bias)
- Cotton thread to match the binding fabric.
Basic sewing supplies including:
- scissors
- Pins
- Mechanical pencil
- Needle for hand sewing
- 45 mm rotary cutter, a small mat and 3" x 3" or 4" x 4" acrylic ruler
- Fabric marking pen
- White or neutral colored thread
- Small spool of red thread
Order now:
You must order the required pattern kit in advance.
The kit must be ordered in advance no later than January 15th.
Required Kit:
In addition to the supply list each student must purchase a $40 kit for the class.
Kit includes: A 50 page instructional booklet and pre-cut fabrics for the edge treatment samples.
To order your required kit, please email Kathy at:
ozarkquiltmaker@aol.com
Demonstration – Embellishing Vintage Photos
Thursday, February 16, 2012 • 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Kathy will show samples of her framed vintage photos that were embellished with crazy quilt stitches, silk ribbon and beads. She will demonstrate how to make simple stitches with pearl cotton and silk ribbons to enhance photos. She will bring a variety of vintage photos which she has transferred onto fabric and have them for sale through the onboard quilt shop.
This is a demonstration that is open to all students and will be held in the sewing room/quilt shop.
