Description
Upcycle your favourite hoodie, t-shirt, jean jacket, or tote bag with a custom 10-inch quilt block.
The class will include sewing and learning how to sew a Constellation quilt block.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the full process from start to finish: how to accurately cut your fabrics, piece your block, and applique it neatly onto the item you’ve brought. This class is a great way to refresh an old garment while building confidence in both piecing and applique techniques.
Location: Newmarket
Date: Friday, February 13th — 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Instructor: Carrie B.
Supplies:
- A garment or tote bag to customize
- (4) coordinating fabrics (1/4 metre each) or (4) coordinating fat quarters
- 1/4 metre of Pellon Wonder Web or Wonder Under
- One coordinating spool of 50wt Aurifil cotton thread (for piecing and satin stitch)
- Magic Wand or a ruler no wider than 2.5 inches
- 10, 12 or 12 1/2 inch ruler
- Rotary cutter
- Marking pen/tool (ie. Frixion Pen)
- Flat-head pins
- Sewing machine with a satin stitch (a tight zig-zag stitch used for applique)
- Walking Foot or Dual Feed Foot
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The lines will be clearly visible for as little as 20 minutes up to a few hours. Not sure what makes for the variable but I’ve learned not to have long conversation once the line is drawn… it might be gone once you come back to the project. 😁 Afterwards there is no hint of the marker line.
Great for drawing lines when straight line quilting.
Thank you for a warm, friendly experience each and every time I visit.
I love the new ruler foot.! There is a bit of a learning curve but I am slowly getting the hang of it! Shipping was fast and tracking was provided and that was greatly appreciated !
Thank You, it was my Christmas Gift and I enjoy working with this Apliquick Rod set.
It worked perfect for the project I was working on!
It was a jelly roll rug and I cut my own strips.
Love Northcott fabrics and this is no exception.
It went well with the table runners and placemats that I was finishing for a Xmas gift.
