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- Aurifil, Sulky, or Superior threads clear monofilament thread
- Neutral thread/thread that matches background fabric
- Heat and Bond lite fusible interfacing
- Pellon tracing cloths or another pattern tracing paper material
- Shape flex
- Pellon SF101 fusible interfacing
- Frixion erasable pen
- Black fine tip sharpie
- Various solid color fat quarters for doodle shapes
- 36" x 36” piece of solid fabric for background
- 36” x 36” piece of solid fabric for backing
- 36” x 36” piece of thin batting
- 12" x 44" or equivalent of solid fabric for facing
- Sewing machine with walking foot
- Microtex sharp needles
- Scotch or washi tape
- Rotary cutter and mat
- Iron and ironing surface
- Ironing spray
- Scissors
- Seam ripper (optional)
- Make an improvisational doodle quilt
- Choose coordinating fabric colors
- Make your own appliqué template
- Appliqué a design
- Add layers to your appliqués
- Straight-line quilt
- Create a facing for your quilt
What you'll get:
- Step-by-step instructions from Annabel Wrigley showing on how to make her signature doodle quilt
- 7 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
I absolutely loved the class and really look forward to using this quilting process for big or small pieces. Frankly I was thinking of starting small for bags before I embark on a much larger piece. Just need to learn how to use my sewing machine to follow all directions but can't wait to make it, as I too am a compulsive doodler and love playing with organic shapes and color! Loved all the little details to get it the appliqués to look so perfect, almost like a print! Thank you for yet another wonderful class!
Mind blown! The corner binding method has me shook to the core! So amazing.
