Quilting Classroom
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Quilting Classroom
Quilting Classroom Jennie Rayment 10th January 2016 8.00 am Tools & Equipment Stripy Stripey Story Quilt! Piece and patch for scenic quilts - it’s a stripy stripey story! Build up blocks for a definitely dramatic design as you compose, create and conjure your own imaginative cosy coverlet or work on a wonderful wall hanging. Part 1 of this unique BOM features a star lit sky, Flying Geese in dim twilight and a soft sunset over the far distant mountains. Overall size approx 44 x 59” Remember to record this show or watch on line for next seven days on createandcraft.tv. Sewing machine and thread to match fabrics EZ 60º Diamond acrylic EZ Circle acrylic EZ 10.5” Easy Angle acrylic EZ Dresden Plate acrylic Rotary Cutter 28/45/60 mm Cutting Mat 17 x 23” Clover mini iron Foldy Rolly Patchwork Pzzazz (book) Jennie Rayment Eazy Peazy Patchwork Plus 2 (DVD) Jennie Rayment For further ideas for Flying Geese - see Fast Flying Geese - Karin Hellaby Fabric Products Six x 6 Fat Quarters (This is sufficient fabric for the quilt, binding and backing) Fabrics used: Brights Plain, Bright Spot, Bright Stripe 100% Cotton Fat Quarters Pastels Plain, Pastel Spot, Pastel Stripes 100% Cotton Fat Quarters Bondaweb Heritage Batting 60 x 45” These pdfs contain brief notes on project construction as a memory aide and are not meant to be full instructions. Watch the show for more details. Star Lit Sky 1. Cut two 5½” x 21” Dark Blue Spot. Join strips to make long strip. Trim strip to 36½” length. 2. Cut 1½” x 12” Orange Spots. From this strip cut six diamonds. 3. Join diamonds in pairs. Follow ‘Y’ seam technique ‘Eazy Peazy Patchwork Plus 2’ (Tumbling Blocks) and join together to form star. Press seams open and flat 4. Make another with different fabric. 5. Cut one 3½” x 12” strip Orange Stripe. Repeat with Yellow Spot. From these strips cut 10 Dresden Plate sections. Follow ‘Eazy Peazy Patchwork Plus 2’ (Grandmother’s Fan). 6. Join sections together to make semi-circle. 7. Using Circle Acrylic, cut 3” semi circle in card. Cut fabric ¼ larger, tack fabric to card. 8. Pin Dresden Plate semi circle to sky, Cover centre with card. Pin layers well. Appliqué moon and stars in place once sky strip is sewn to Flying Geese. Flying Geese Cut: Twenty-eight 3” squares Dark Blue Fourteen 5½”x 3” rectangles assorted colours 1. Follow page 95 Foldy Rolly Patchwork Pzzazz and make fourteen sections. Sew seven sections together. Repeat with remaining sections. 2. Check measurement of strips - it should be 18”! 1 3. Cut one 1½”x 5½”Dark Blue. Join both Flying Geese sections with this strip. Re-measure the strip length - it should now be 36½”! Sunset Strip! Cut: Three 2” x 21” Light Purple Three 2” x 21” Mid Blue 1. Join one of each colour to make striped band. Press seam open. 2. Lay two strips R/S together. Place 60º diamond on top, cut along edge of template. 3. Working from this cut end, cut 2½” sections. Cut both layers at same time. Fold remaining strip in half and repeat - nine sections are required. 4. Sew two sections together to make chevron. Join nine chevrons to make long band. Press seams open and flat. 5. Trim sides of strip level. Delectable Mountains Cut: Two 8” x 21” Pink Spot Two 8” x 21” Turquoise 1. Use Eazy Angle and cut three 8” triangles from the above strips. 2. Join one of each colour to make a square. Make six squares in total. Press seam open and flat. 3. Take two squares, place R/S together matching colours. Cut into four 2” x 8” strips. 2 3. Open first set of strips and arrange as shown. 4. Lay out remaining pieces to form ‘mountain’ shape. 5. Sew together in pairs. Join two pairs to make one half of mountain. Repeat with other side. 6. Repeat with remaining four squares to make two more mountains. Don’t join both halves of mountain at this point. Sew Strips Together 1. Lay all sections on flat surface. Decide on shape of mountains. 2. Sew mountain sections together to form strip - it should measure 36½” in length! 3. Sew all four bands together to make first section of quilt. 4. Appliqué stars in place - use satin stitch or other relevant stitch. (Fusible web on back of star helps if machine sewing.) 5. Roll back edges of Flying Geese and sew in place. 6. Sew out edge of moon and appliqué centre - remove card afterwards. Next instalment - February 14th! © Jennie Rayment 2015 3