Description
INSTRUCTOR: SENORA
PATTERN Provided
SIZE: Small but can vary, up to the student
The technique of paper piecing (sometimes called foundation paper piecing) uses a drawn or printed pattern as a base to stitch on directly, and can help you achieve complicated patchwork with perfect piecing. In this class you will learn tips for getting started with this technique and be provided with three patterns for blocks to help build your paper piecing skills. These completed blocks can be turned into a hot pad, a small wall hanging/banner or go onto make more, more, more until you have a whole quilt ready to go! This is a great technique to have in your skill bank. As mentioned you can make the most intricate, complicated patterns with ease and precision.
SUPPLY LIST
Supplies
Sewing machine in good working order with the usual sewing supplies (including the manual for your machine and a walking foot if you have one) Add a Quarter ruler available at the store or a small thin 1 1/2" x 6" ruler 2 1/2" x 6" quilting ruler 6 coordinating fat 1/4's or equivalent in scraps Batting - lightweight 12" x 30" .25m to .5 m for borders>p