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Interleave Quilts
Half-Day Workshop
9 am - 12 pm, Saturday, September 19
In this class, you’ll learn how to piece curvy designs with zero curved piecing. I’ll also teach you a quilt-as-you-go technique, so you can leave with a nearly completed piece!
All Level
Students to Provide
FABRIC:
4 contrasting fabrics cut to 18 x 9.5
(Fabric selection: contrast in color and/or value is very important in interleave quilts to get the design to emerge. I like to use solids or prints that appear as solids because I am drawn to bold geometric shapes, but you can use any fabrics you like.)
Fabric for backing (20 x 20)
Batting (20 x 20)
Gridded interfacing (e.g. Pellon 820) (20" x 20") (This interfacing has a 1” grid printed on it, but we need ½” horizontal lines for this technique. Using a pencil and your ruler, draw additional horizontal lines on your interfacing to create the needed ½” lines.) Pellon 820 gridded interfacing will be available to purchase in the classroom for $5 (cash or Venmo only, please) for the 20 x 20 piece needed for this class.
Sewing machine with ¼” piecing foot – walking foot if available
Pen/pencil (for notes and marking fabric)
Rotary cutter & mat
Ruler you are comfortable using to cut 1” wide strips (a strip cutting ruler with 1” slots works well - I love my Stripology rulers!)
Fabric scissors
Iron & ironing pad
Straight pins
Safety pins for basting
Thread & other common sewing notions
Sewing Machine Required
Half-Day Workshop
9 am - 12 pm, Saturday, September 19
In this class, you’ll learn how to piece curvy designs with zero curved piecing. I’ll also teach you a quilt-as-you-go technique, so you can leave with a nearly completed piece!
All Level
Students to Provide
FABRIC:
4 contrasting fabrics cut to 18 x 9.5
(Fabric selection: contrast in color and/or value is very important in interleave quilts to get the design to emerge. I like to use solids or prints that appear as solids because I am drawn to bold geometric shapes, but you can use any fabrics you like.)
Fabric for backing (20 x 20)
Batting (20 x 20)
Gridded interfacing (e.g. Pellon 820) (20" x 20") (This interfacing has a 1” grid printed on it, but we need ½” horizontal lines for this technique. Using a pencil and your ruler, draw additional horizontal lines on your interfacing to create the needed ½” lines.) Pellon 820 gridded interfacing will be available to purchase in the classroom for $5 (cash or Venmo only, please) for the 20 x 20 piece needed for this class.
Please cut the fabric, batting, and interfacing before coming to class to make sure to have as much time as possible to work on your mini quilt during class.
TOOLS:Sewing machine with ¼” piecing foot – walking foot if available
Pen/pencil (for notes and marking fabric)
Rotary cutter & mat
Ruler you are comfortable using to cut 1” wide strips (a strip cutting ruler with 1” slots works well - I love my Stripology rulers!)
Fabric scissors
Iron & ironing pad
Straight pins
Safety pins for basting
Thread & other common sewing notions
Sewing Machine Required