Intermediate
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57 min 11 sec
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07:51
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19:23
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Taught by Annabel Wrigley
The Rainbow Road Mini Quilt, based on a vintage quilt pattern, is graphic, bold, and makes an exciting visual impact. If you've been curious about trying paper-piecing in your quilting projects, this beauty is for you. Textile designer and modern quilter Annabel Wrigley demonstrates how to create this gorgeous quilt top one step at time, from cutting all your fabric, to incorporating curved paper-piecing into your block, to creating a paper-pieced sashing panel for a striking quilt border. If this sounds like a lot, fear not; Annabel's confident guidance will lead you to an extraordinary finished project you’ll be proud to display.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Shell Pink fabric for background - ½ yard
- Fairy Floss fabric for inner segments - 1 fat quarter
- Provence Blue and Blush fabric for the paper pieced segments - 1 yard each of
- Perfect Pink for the inner and corner squares and border rectangles - 1/4 yard
- Mandarin orange fabric for the curved paper pieced segments - 1/4 yard
- Capsicum red for the strips - 1/8 yard
- Glue stick/basting glue of choice
- Quilters ruler, 10.5” (optional)
- 1/4" quilting foot (optional)
- Cardboard strip or Folding Friend ruler
- Spray starch
- Sewing machine and matching fabric
- Paper and fabric scissors
- Seam ripper
- Iron and ironing surface
- Seam ripper
- Iron and ironing surface
- PDF pattern
Downloads:
- Make a colorful mini quilt top using a paper-piecing technique
- Sew blocks with curved designs
- Create a paper-pieced sashing panel for a border
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Make the Rainbow Road Mini Quilt Reviews
59 users recommended this class to a friend
Dana Falco
Love Annabele Wrigley- class was very informative and easy to follow. The pattern looks daunting but it is not at all.
April 8, 2024
Carol Hunter
Have loved this quilt since I first saw it a few years ago. It was on my must make list so I was excited to see it here with pattern and directions. Annabel is thorough, clear and easy to understand. I would highly recommend this to anyone wanting to learn paper piecing and sewing curves because she explains it thoroughly and walks you through it so well!
More than 3 months ago
Bobee McCaughey
Excellent instruction. You will have success with this project if you take your time and mind your seam allowances...beautiful start to my modern medallion quilt.
More than 3 months ago
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