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Friday, October 12
9:00 10:15
10: 30 11: 45
Handmade Wardrobe
with
Mena Trott
L
Shapes and Angles
with
Faith & Kati
S, P, F, $
Metal Frame Pouch
with
Kelly Bowser
Creative Fabric
Selection with
Jeni Baker
L
Foundation Paper
Piecing with
Lee & Elizabeth
Zippers 101
with
Sara Lawson
S, P, F, $
S, $
11: 45 1:15
1:15 3:15
3:30 5:30
Bags
L: Lecture
S, F, C, $
Serger Ruffle Scarf
with
Baby Lock
R, C
Creative Journey
with
John Adams
L
Serger Pillow Case
with
Baby Lock
R, C
Creative Journey
with
Rachel Howard
L
Lunch
Precision Piecing
with
Amy Ellis
Lounge Pants
with
Jana Nielson
“E” or “i” Case
with
Heather Scrimsher
English Paper Piecing
with
Katy Jones
L
S, $
S, P, F, C, $
R, P, F, C, $
S, $
Geared for Guys
with
Emily Herrick
Mini Quilt with Curves
with
Christina Lane
Idea Pouch
with
Michelle Webster
Maxi Skirt
with
Leanne Barlow
Pattern Making for
Childrenswear
with
Carrie Lundell
L
S, F, C, $
S, F, C, $
R, P, F, C, $
L
Photography
with
Vanessa Hewell
Garments
S: Hands on Sewing
Sewing, etc.
R: Hands on Serger
Blogging & SM
P: Prep work required
Quilting
F: Bring Fabric with you
Creative Journey
C: Complete Project
Saturday, October 13
9:00 10:15
Website Design
with
Melissa Esplin
L
Shapes and Angles
with
Faith & Kati
S, P, F, $
Special Occassion
Sewing with
Sarai Mitnick
L
Serger Pillow Case
with
Baby Lock
R, C
Creative Journey
with
Amanda Herring
L
10: 30 11: 45
Finishing Details
with
Anna Graham
L
Foundation Paper
Piecing with
Lee & Elizabeth
S, P, F, $
Metal Frame Pouch
with
Kelly Bowser
S, F, C,$
Serger Ruffle Scarf
with
Baby Lock
R, C
Creative Journey
with
Lindsay Connor
L
11: 45 1:15
1:15 3:15
3:30 5:30
6:00 8:00
Lunch
Successful Blogging
with
Tauni Everett
Mini Quilt with Curves
with
Christina Lane
Ship Shape Tote
with
Alexia Abegg
Maxi Skirt
with
Leanne Barlow
L
S, F, C, $
S, P, F, C, $
R, P, F, C, $
Fabric Design
with
Thomas Knauer
Knit Top
with
Sunni Standing
Perfect Pockets
with
Deborah Moebes
“E” or “i” Case
with
Heather Scrimsher
Advanced Bag
Construction
with
Sara Lawson
L
S, P, F, C, $
S, $
R, P, F, C, $
L
Farewell Dinner
Lecture Classes - L
We have two classrooms set up to accommodate larger lecture
classes. Our largest room can hold up to 200 students, while the
smaller room will seat 50 students.
Bring Fabric with you - F
We want you to leave with projects that you’ll love, so we want
to make sure you use fabric that you love. See class details for
type and quantity of fabric necessary.
Sewing Classes - S
All sewing classes (except Katy’s English Paper Piecing class) will
be taught on BabyLock sewing machines.
Complete Project - C
These classes are designed so that you can go home with a
finished project! Our teachers are experts, but can’t foresee all
problems and delays. If you don’t finish in class, there will be
open sewing in the evenings for you to wrap things up. Come
prepared to sew!
*The Serger Pillowcase class creates a finished pillowcase. You
may keep your pillowcase or donate it to Primary Children’s
Medical Center.
Serger Classes - R
All of the sergers will be provided by BabyLock. These classes
are designed for those who have little to no serger experience,
but will be just as fun for those who are more seasoned serger
sewists. These classes will not specifically cover threading and
adjusting your serger, but are aimed at providing you with
experience and ideas for serger projects.
Prep Work Required - P
Some sewing classes require some preparation at home (or
Thursday night in your hotel room). The teachers have asked that
you have some steps finished ahead of time so that you can
accomplish more in class. The type of prep work varies by class,
from printed pattern assembly to fabric cutting. See class
details for more information.
Workshop Fee
All classes with a “$” will have a $5 Workshop Fee. This will be
charged at the time of class selection.
Class Size
In an effort to keep the classes personal and to give teachers a
chance to interact with students, we are keeping the classes
fairly small. Below are the number or spots available for classes
in each room
Ballroom C : 200 students
Idaho Room : 29 students
Wyoming Room : 29 students
Flagstaff Room : 29 students
Tucson Room ; 49 students
Friday, October 12 | 9:00 am - 10:15 am
Handmade Wardrobe – L
Metal Frame Pouch – S, F, C, $
Mena Trott from The Sew Weekly
Ballroom C
Have you ever wanted to sew your own wardrobe but have
managed to come up with a ton of excuses why it’s an
impossible endeavor? In this session, we’ll cut through those
excuses and leave you inspired and ready to start sewing
yourself some fabulous garments.
Kelly Bowser from KelbySews
Wyoming Room
Making metal frame pouches is a snap! This class will take you
from start to finish. We will discuss different frame shapes and
how to make your own pattern. Then we will get to work making
one! Working with an 8×3 frame, you’ll learn all the tricks to
creating a pouch or purse of your own.
Shapes and Angles – S, P, F, $
Serger Ruffle Scarf – R, C
Kati Spencer from From the Blue Chair & Faith Jones from
Fresh Lemons Quilts
Idaho Room
This quilting class will focus on skills and techniques needed to
machine piece shapes including diamonds, triangles, and
hexagons. Students will learn how to cut these shapes with a
standard quilting ruler and successfully piece and match seams.
Instruction will also be provided on Y-seams and partial seams.
Some previous quilting experience will be helpful.
Baby Lock
Flagstaff Room
Did you know you could whip up a trendy scarf on your serger in
no time? Discover how easy it is to create ruffles by changing a
few quick settings on your machine. Once you have the technique
down you can add ruffles to any project you want!
Creative Journey – L
John Adams of Quilt Dad
Tucson Room
Friday, October 12 | 10:30 am - 11:45 am
Creative Fabric Selection – L
Zippers! – S, $
Jeni Baker from In Color Order
Ballroom C
Sara Lawson from Sew Sweetness
Wyoming Room
Ready to mix things up and move beyond sewing with single
fabric collections? In this class, you’ll learn how to put
together unique color and fabric schemes for your quilting
and sewing projects! Let’s take the fear out of color! From
color wheel basics to scale, pattern, and color scheme
building, we’ll get you thinking about fabric and color in a
different way!
Fear the zipper no more! Practice hands-on techniques to
install the zipper in 3 different ways: install a top zip (as for
a zippered pouch), a zippered panel (such as for a bag
panel or a pillow cover), and a zippered pocket for a bag.
Also, we’ll talk about installing an invisible zipper using the
regular zipper foot on your machine, which can be used in
bags and garments.
Foundation Paper Piecing - S, P, F, $
Serger Pillowcase – R, C
Elizabeth Dackson from Don’t Call Me Betsy and Lee
Heinrich from Freshly Pieced
Idaho Room
Baby Lock
Flagstaff Room
Learn how to use a serger to create quick and professional
pillowcases. You may keep your pillowcase or donate it with the
Sewing Summit 2012 group donation to Primary Children's Medical
Center in Salt Lake City.
In this class, attendees will learn the basics of foundation
piecing. Stars, string blocks, “picture” blocks, and pinpointaccurate seams of all types are within reach with this
technique! In this hands-on class, Lee and Elizabeth will take
attendees through the process of creating a basic string
block, as well as a more complex foundation-pieced pattern
such as a star. There will be time for practice and asking
your foundation-piecing questions as well.
Creative Journey – L
Rachel Howard from Family Ever After
Tucson Room
Rachel Howard shares her sewing and blogging journey in this
casual and intimate classroom setting. Learn all the details
on how to set up and host a blogging series/contest, such as
her popular sewing competition “Sew-vivor.” Rachel will share
her tips on building an online community, discuss her
balancing act, and will happily answer any questions you
have!
Friday, October 12 | 1:15 pm - 3:15 pm
Photography – L
Lounge Pants – S, P, F, C, $
Vanessa Hewell from Little Big Girl Studio
Ballroom C
Whether you need better product shots for your shop or
want those “wow” photos of your kids in the outfits you
made for your next blog post, this class is for you! Learn
how to get great photos of your creations within your own
home/yard without having to break the bank. I’ll share with
you lots of tips and tricks including improving your
composition, how to utilize available light, how to create
interesting backdrops, getting the most from your camera,
and more! All skill levels and camera types {point &
shoot/DSLR} are welcome.
Jana Nielson from Izzy & Ivy Designs
Wyoming Room
A pair of comfy lounge pants is a staple in everyone’s
wardrobe. In this class we will make the perfect pair of
lounge pants, going step by step through cutting the fabric
and finishing them with an elastic and draw string waste
band. Wear them for late night sewing and lazy mornings.
Go home with the skills to make more at home in any fabric
you want!
Precision Piecing – S, $
Amy Ellis from Amy’s Creative Side
Idaho Room
Love the idea of quilting, but not sure where to start? Join
me as we start at the very beginning – rotary cutter basics,
accurate 1/4” seams, strip piecing, chain piecing, pressing
and trimming. You’ll also learn about the anatomy of a quilt,
quilting vocabulary, and be set on a path to finish your first
quilt. We will put all these new skills to the test with a mini
quilt top I’ve designed just for beginners!
An ‘e’ or ‘i’ Case – R, P, F, C, $
Heather Scrimsher from Fiberosity
Flagstaff Room
If you have an e-reader, Kindle, Nook, iPad, iPhone, Android,
tablet or any similar device that is woefully unprotected, this
is the class for you! We will be hands-on in a classroom full
of amazing Babylock sergers. During the class, we will be
both embellishing fabric using decorative thread and
constructing “cheater” mini quilts that will become a case for
any one of these technology wonders. You will leave with a
finished case for any of these gadgets and if you are not a
gadget person, this case will also conveniently fit a steno
pad or small sketchbook.
English Paper Piecing – S, $
Katy Jones from I’m a Ginger Monkey
Tucson Room
In this introduction to English Paper Piecing, Katy will talk you
through the basics, from where to get paper templates, to
how to cut and baste fabrics and assembly. We will look at
effective fussy cutting to enhance your work, and how one
block can look different with simple fabric placement
changes. Katy will show you examples of work using a
variety of different shapes, and by the end of class you will
have made a start on your own English Paper Pieced project.
Suitable for both absolute beginners and those that may
have tried hexagons are looking to branch out into something
a little different.
Friday, October 12 | 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Geared For Guys – L
Idea Pouch – S, F, C, $
Emily Herrick from Crazy Old Lady Quilts
Ballroom C
‘Geared for Guys’ takes a closer look at an area in the
quilting world that stumps all of us. This class will focus on
giving you the confidence you need to step outside of your
quilting box to make a quilt for that special guy in your life
that is not only functional but on that he will LOVE too. We’ll
talk about color, fabric selection, choosing a design and
machine quilting styles. Based on my new book by the same
title.
Michelle Webster from Michelle Patterns
Wyoming Room
Carry your ideas one handy pouch and free up some space
in your head! This special pouch is designed to carry an XLarge Moleskine Cahier (or iPad!). There is one main pouch
for a journal, plus a second pleated pouch on the front. The
pleated front pouch makes it simple to get inside the pouch
and allows it to expand. A divided pen slip pocket is built
into the back of the pleated front pouch, so you always
have favorite writing/drawing tools with you. While we stitch
up our pouches I’ll talk about some of my favorite sewing
tips for sewing small items. These tips will include some
tricks I use for almost every accessory project. We’ll also
cover additional trimming techniques to make handling
multiple layers of fabric/interfacing/padding easier and
allowing for better-finished results.
Curves Mini Quilt – S, F, C, $
Christina Lane from The Sometimes Crafter
Idaho Room
Learn to precisely piece curves and turn them into a miniquilt. This class will focus on working with curves, from
cutting to piecing, with special tips and tricks along the way
and the different options available. Once the blocks are
completed, discussion will move to sandwiching and quilting,
as well as binding options and instruction to complete your
mini. This class is suitable for intermediate sewists with at
least a basic understanding of piecing and quilting, but little
to no knowledge of piecing curves.
Jersey Maxi Skirt – R, P, F, C, $
Leanne Barlow from Elle Apparel
Flagstaff Room
Students in this class you will be able to walk away their
very own custom maxi skirt, complete with a fold down yoga
waistband. Maxi skirts are a great on trend fashion staple
this summer, so why not make one! You don’t have to be an
advanced sewer to make this skirt, and every student in my
class will get to sew with a Baby Lock serger. With a few
measurements and some straight seams, I will help guide you
to creating the most comfortable skirt ever!
Patternmaking Skills for Childrenswear – L
Carrie Lundell from This Mama Makes Stuff
Tucson Room
In this class you will learn tricks and tips for creating
perfectly imperfect patterns for childrenswear while learning
to avoid classic patternmaking pitfalls from a Type B
personality teacher. Not only will you leave with the skills to
create garments that fit beautifully, you will leave with the
ability to translate style ideas to finished product, opening
up a world of design possibilities. Basic garment construction
skills required to get the most out of the class. Type A’s
welcome as long as you can deal with “eyeballing it”, “good
enough” and “freehanding”.
Saturday, October 13 | 9:00 am - 10:15 am
Website Design – L
Special Occasion Sewing - L
Melissa Esplin from I Still Love You
Ballroom C
Paying a graphic designer is fantastic when you have the
spare change, but a good design doesn’t have to be
expensive or elusive. Learn from graphic designer and fellow
sewist, Melissa Esplin, the key elements of good blog design
and the resourced available for you to achieve it on your
own sites and within your own budget.
Sarai Mitnick from Colette Patterns
Wyoming Room
Holiday season is coming, and with it the perfect excuse to
sew yourself something really amazing to wear. If you're
intimidated by special occasion sewing or don't know where
to begin, this talk will guide you through planning and
creating your dream dress. We'll talk about classic types of
dresses and gowns, designing your dress, working with fine
fabrics such as silks, specialty techniques for things like
velvet and lace, structure and support, and adding details.
Whether you're tackling your own wedding dress or just want
an amazing dress for the office holiday soiree, you'll come
away with the ability to manage a wonderfully creative and
challenging sewing project.
Shapes and Angles – S, P, F, $
Kati Spencer from From the Blue Chair & Faith Jones
from Fresh Lemons Quilts
Idaho Room
This quilting class will focus on skills and techniques needed
to machine piece shapes including diamonds, triangles, and
hexagons. Students will learn how to cut these shapes with
a standard quilting ruler and successfully piece and match
seams. Instruction will also be provided on Y-seams and
partial seams. Some previous quilting experience helpful.
Serger Pillowcase – R, C
Baby Lock
Flagstaff Room
Learn how to use a serger to create quick and professional
pillowcases. You may keep your pillowcase or donate it with the
Sewing Summit 2012 group donation to Primary Children's Medical
Center in Salt Lake City.
Creative Journey – L
Amanda Herring from The Quilted Fish
Tucson Room
After many life adventures, Amanda finally decided to “run
with scissors.” She began running her own business designing
quilting patterns in 2008. From there she jumped into
designing fabric for Riley Blake (with 6 collections to date!)
and has 3 lines of scrapbook paper. Amanda loves to inspire
and motivate others. In this session she will share how she
ended up doing what she loves – running with scissors!
Saturday, October 13 | 10: 30 am – 11:45 am
Finishing Details - L
Metal Frame Pouch – S, F, C, $
Anna Graham from Noodlehead
Ballroom C
It's all in the details....piping, bias tape, trims, linings, tags,
stamping, patchwork. Discover, branch out, and add that
special touch to your next project. Take something basic
and add a twist - make it uniquely you. This lecture style
class will inspire you to get sewing and make all your
projects 'you'. Enjoy the possibilities and put your creativity
to the test. Just because a pattern or project is shown a
certain way doesn't mean you can't add your stamp on it!
Kelly Bowser from KelbySews
Wyoming Room
Making metal frame pouches is a snap! This class will take
you from start to finish. We will discuss different frame
shapes and how to make your own pattern. Then we will get
to work making one! Working with an 8×3 frame, you’ll learn
all the tricks to creating a pouch or purse of your own.
Foundation Paper Piecing - S, P, F, $
Elizabeth Dackson from Don’t Call Me Betsy and Lee
Heinrich from Freshly Pieced
Idaho Room
In this class, attendees will learn the basics of foundation
piecing. Stars, string blocks, “picture” blocks, and pinpointaccurate seams of all types are within reach with this
technique! In this hands-on class, Lee and Elizabeth will take
attendees through the process of creating a basic string
block, as well as a more complex foundation-pieced pattern
such as a star. There will be time for practice and asking
your foundation-piecing questions as well.
Serger Ruffle Scarf – R, C
Baby Lock
Flagstaff Room
Did you know you could whip up a trendy scarf on your
serger in no time? Discover how easy it is to create ruffles
by changing a few quick settings on your machine. Once you
have the technique down you can add ruffles to any project
you want!
Creative Journey – L
Lindsay Conner from Craft Buds
Tucson Room
Have you ever wanted to make a go of crafting as a
career? To satisfy the growing passion for her craft blogs
and sewing projects, Lindsay discusses how she went from a
cubicle dweller for a major book publisher to a selfemployed crafter and writer. There's no step-by-step plan
for finding a fulfilling, creative career, and facing
rejection/disappointment is often a part of the process.
Regardless, this session invites you to write your own
creative story with tips and advice from someone else that
is on the journey.
Saturday, October 13 | 1:15 pm – 3:15 pm
Successful Blogging – L
Tauni Everett from SNAP! Conference
Ballroom C
With more than two blogs created per second, how can you
make yours stand out in the crowd? Learn the principles
used to grow a successful blog that keeps on going, despite
being in a crowded market. Learn the importance of defining
your blog's identity, as well as social media basics that will
help you grow and how to snag those elusive sponsors.
Ship Shape Tote – S, P, F, C, $
Alexia Abegg from Green Bee Patterns
Wyoming Room
In this fun bag class we will be sewing through most of the
steps of the Ship Shape tote from Green Bee Patterns. You
will learn basic bag construction using fusible interfacing,
magnetic snap installation, and how to make professional
looking bag handles. We will also have a trunk show at the
end of class to show creative variations of this simple
pattern.
Curves Mini Quilt – S, F, C, $
Christina Lane from The Sometimes Crafter
Idaho Room
Learn to precisely piece curves and turn them into a miniquilt. This class will focus on working with curves, from
cutting to piecing, with special tips and tricks along the way
and the different options available. Once the blocks are
completed, discussion will move to sandwiching and quilting,
as well as binding options and instruction to complete your
mini. This class is suitable for intermediate sewists with at
least a basic understanding of piecing and quilting, but little
to no knowledge of piecing curves.
Jersey Maxi Skirt – R, P, F, C, $
Leanne Barlow from Elle Apparel
Flagstaff Room
Students in this class you will be able to walk away their
very own custom maxi skirt, complete with a fold down yoga
waistband. Maxi skirts are a great on trend fashion staple
this summer, so why not make one! You don’t have to be an
advanced sewer to make this skirt, and every student in my
class will get to sew with a Baby Lock serger. With a few
measurements and some straight seams, I will help guide you
to creating the most comfortable skirt ever!
Saturday, October 13 | 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Why Fabric – L
Thomas Knauer from Thomas Knauer Sews
Ballroom C
Starting with the first inkling of an idea, this class will walk
through the development of a fabric collection, exploring the
conceptual and aesthetic considerations that go into creating
a line of fabric. The class will emphasize issues of
generating ideas, color, scale, and cohesion, though technical
issues and the practicalities of the business will also be
discussed.
Make ‘n’ Take Knit Top – S, P, F, C, $
Sunni Standing from A Fashionable Stitch
Idaho Room
This class is dedicated to sewing up a perfect basic tee for
yourself! Armed with the Sewaholic's Renfrew T-shirt
pattern, we'll go from cut to finish, learning the ins and outs
of working with knits. We'll be learning how to handle and
stitch up knits using a basic sewing machine, get a perfect
fit, plus tips and tricks on how to modify your pattern to
create several different versatile styles. You'll walk away
with knowledge on knits, a stylish, finished t-shirt and a
pattern to go home and make up several more. Geared
towards beginning and intermediate sewists, you're sure to
have fun with a sprinkling of style to boot!
Perfect Pockets – S, $
Deborah Moebes from Whipstitch
Wyoming Room
Secretly, I think everything should have pockets, and I do
mean everything: clothes and handbags and quilts and crafty
things. All of it is better when there’s a bitty little pocket
there to spice it up. In this hands-on class, learn to make
seven styles of pocket: patch, in two styles; flap; in-seam;
zippered; bound/slash; welt; and cutaway hip. You’ll meet
some unusual variations of each style, and learn two of
them in-depth during the workshop! Leave with your finished
reference samples along with a mini-workbook and
templates to guide you as you create these pockets on your
own once you get back home. You’ll be ready for pocket
madness!
An ‘e’ or ‘i’ Case – R, P, F, C, $
Heather Scrimsher from Fiberosity
Flagstaff Room
If you have an e-reader, Kindle, Nook, iPad, iPhone, Android,
tablet or any similar device that is woefully unprotected, this
is the class for you! We will be hands-on in a classroom full
of amazing Babylock sergers. During the class, we will be
both embellishing fabric using decorative thread and
constructing “cheater” mini quilts that will become a case for
any one of these technology wonders. You will leave with a
finished case for any of these gadgets and if you are not a
gadget person, this case will also conveniently fit a steno
pad or small sketchbook.
Advanced Bag Construction – L
Sara Lawson from Sew Sweetness
Tucson Room
Have you already accomplished sewing up a simple tote
bag? Then take your bag making to the next level! Learn
about 7 different interfacings that will give your bags
structure and shape. You will also be taught a whole bag of
tricks to give your purses a professional, store-bought look,
including: darts, gussets, grommets, attaching fabric or
leather handles, using a variety of purse hardware, adding
piping, pockets (from simple to 3-dimensional), how to insert
magnetic snaps and purse feet, and a variety of ways to
use the zipper.
Supply Lists & Preparation – Bags
Supply Lists & Preparation – Garments
*Ship Shape Tote with Alexia
*Lounge Pants with Jana
- 1/2 yard 42" wide medium weight quilting cotton exterior
fabric A
- 3/4 yard 42" wide medium weight quilting cotton exterior
fabric B and handles
- 1 yard 42" wide medium weight quilting cotton lining fabric
*Metal Frame Pouch with Kelly
- 1 Fat Quarter quilting weight cotton exterior fabric
- 1 Fat Quarter quilting weight cotton lining fabric
*Idea Pouch with Michelle
- 2/3 yard 42" wide medium weight quilting cotton exterior
fabric
- 2/3 yard 42" wide medium weight quilting cotton lining
fabric
- 2 - 7/8” buttons
- 1 yd. 1/4" ribbon or cording
*An “e” or “I” Case with Heather
- 2 - 5" strip x WOF Color A
- 4 - 2"x10" Color A
- 4 - 4"x22" strip of various colors
- 3 yards 44” or 60” wide quilting weight fabric
*Please pre treat/wash your fabrics exactly as you plan to
treat/wash them once your pants are made
- Print and assemble the pattern from the Simplicty website:
http://www.simplicity.com/t-sewing-101-part4.aspx
- Tips for assembling print patterns can be found at a.squared.w
http://www.asquaredw.com/2012/04/piy-pattern-love.html
*Maxi Skirt with Leanne
- 2.5 - 3 yards of jersey knit fabric
*Please pre treat/wash your fabrics exactly as you plan to
treat/wash them once your skirt is made to ensure your skirt
won't shrink after it has been completed!
Jersey knit fabric suggestions: Look for a jersey knit that has a
nice drape to it. A 95% rayon / 5% spandex blend works great,
or a cotton/poly blend as well. Make sure your knit isn't too see
through and try to avoid knits with a high percentage of lycra
since this will cause the edges to roll when cut, making it very
difficult to work with.
*Make ‘n Take Knit Top with Sunni
- 1/4" wide twill tape or fusible stay tape, one package
- 45"wide: 2.5 yards; 60" wide: 1.75 yards Knit Fabric
Supply Lists and Preparation - Quilting
*Foundation Paper Piecing with Lee & Elizabeth
Color A:
*Curves Mini Quilt with Christina
Background:
8 - 3.5" x 7"
2 - 1" x 3 1/4"
2 - 1" x 3 3/4"
10 - 4" x 4"
4 - 3 3/4" x 3 3/4"
2 - 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"
Color B:
8 - 4" x 4"
Print A:
2 - 3 1/4" x 3 1/4"
2 - 4" x 4"
Color D:
4 - 4" x 10"
Color C:
4 - 4" x 10"
- 45-50 string scraps, 1" - 2.5" inches wide, and 3" - 10" long.
Various prints to coordinate with Print A:
8 - 4" x 4" squares
Backing: 1 - 20" x 20" square (bigger size than final mini)
Binding: 2 - 2" x 40" strips of fabric (Cut from WOF yardage)
*Shapes & Angles with Faith & Kati
- 18 - 5" diameter hexagons (accuquilt go! size)
- 18 - 4" 45 degree diamonds
Cutting tutorials on Kati's blog: http://www.fromthebluechair.com/
- 32 - 1.75" x 5.25" rectangles in various colors/prints
- 8 - 4" x 4" squares in neutral color/print
- 20 - 4" equilateral triangles (60 degree triangles)
Cutting tutorial on Faith's blog: http://www.freshlemonsquilts.com/
*English Paper Piecing with Katy
US letter size piece of template plastic OR Spring Carnival
template set from Katy’s etsy shop:
www.ImAGingerMonkey.etsy.com