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Fee: $25

Supplies:

This will be a 4 (four) piece tile block – this means that you will sew the design applique four times

OESD designs – design collection #12940*

Purchase and download designs and PDF instructions

SF 101 fusible stabilizer

Fusible fleece

½ - 1 yd white cotton for background ( more if you wish to make a runner) and for back of pillow

4 – 5” blocks of applique fabric, color of choice – the same color for four pieces of the block (again, more colors if you wish more blocks)

1/3 yd coordinating fabric for piping on the pillow edge

3/8” cording for piping

Embroidery tape

Sewing thread if your machine will convert to sewing mode

Pre-cuts: to help you prepare the fabric for class:  Fuse the SF 101 stabilizer to the applique squares 

Fuse the SF 101 stabilizer  to the background fabric, then fuse the fusible fleece to the background fabric (you will have two layers of fleece/stabilizer on the background fabric).

Save the rest of the white fabric for the back of the pillow.

*if you have any difficulties please send me an email: phyllis@wildwheat.com

Supply List:

Serger and all accessories

 A knit t-shirt or top – the stretchier, the better

3 spools serger thread to coordinate with shirt

A variety of different threads to try on the shirt: some threads work better than others, depending on the fabric

1 spool woolly thread OR

1 spool 12 wt thread OR try both

Floriani Wet N Gone Stabilizer (if you use it for embroidery, bring your scraps)

Fee: $20

Supply List:

Sewing/Embroidery machine

All accessories – power cord, foot control, presser foot, hoops

Go to picklepiedesigns.com

     Under designs, select Techniques          (in the hoop)

Select Sewing Room

Select Needle Notebooks 1

     There are 2 different versions of the needle case, your choice of which one to purchase

Put into cart, select format, purchase, download to a USB stick

 Stabilizers – Floriani Power Mesh cut away, water soluble

Medium wt fusible fleece – ie: Pellon Décor Bond

12 gauge vinyl

3 coordinating fat quarters

Foldover elastic (Pickle Pie, byannie, etc)

Fusible seam tape

Thread to match

Applique scissors

Supply List

Serger and all accessories

          Power cord

          Additional presser feet (optional, but make the project easier to make)

          Cording (piping)foot

          Clear foot

4 spools serger thread.

Optional (for any decorative stitching)

2 different spools of decorative thread (wonderfil 12 wt thread is great for this)

2 spools Regular or serger thread to coordinate with decorative thread

 2 fat quarters

       1 for main fabric

       1 for lining fabric

½ yd fusible fleece

1 - 18” zipper (# 3 or #5)

Fabric marker

Pre-cuts:

          Cut each fat quarter 18” x 13”

          Cut the fusible fleece 18” x 13”

          Cut a strip of lining fabric 2” x 6”

          Save scraps for stitch testing

          After cutting, fuse the fleece to the main fabric

Supply List:

Embroidery machine and all accessories

Hoops

 Floriani Wet N Gone water stabilizer or any other mesh water soluble stabilizer

40wt embroidery thread

Embroidery bobbin thread (your bobbin thread for this project will need to be the same    thread as the top thread)

Embroidery needles

Applique scissors

Design – OESD (embroideryonline.com)

Go to Search - Design is #12783 – you can order either the collection (3 designs) or one of the single designs

Purchase, download to your computer/USB in correct format

Print instructions, bring to class

Blank napkin of choice: you can order blanks from Amazon, Discountembroideryblanks, OR

make your own napkin, I will bring some blanks also

Supply List:

Serger and all accessories

4 spools serger thread

2 spools decorative thread

Fabric – will be provided

Ruffler foot– for gathering; however, this can be done without the foot (the ruffler foot sometimes makes a better gather

Cording foot – this will allow you to put in a zipper, piping

Optional:

Pintuck foot (for coverstitch machines)

Hemmer, downturn feller foot (for coverstitch machines)

Curve foot

Clear foot

We will cover several different techniques; 3 thread and 2 thread flatlock,gathering, zipper insertion, piping, blindhem, attaching lace with a flatlock, lettuce edging, pintucks with and without a pintuck foot, and more.