Wholecloth Rulerwork 2

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Build your skill set, using a curved ruler. Finish this block as a table topper or pillow, or take all the classes and combine all projects into a larger "quilt as you go" project.
Supplies:
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Sewing machine* in good working order (freshly cleaned/oiled with new needle) with Sew Steady table or slide on tray to support project;*
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Ruler foot* and straight stitch foot* (#1/1C/1D) for your sewing machine;^
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Pattern: Wholecloth Quilting Ideas Block 2 by Amanda Murphy;*
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Curved ruler: Curved ruler: Every Curve set of three Good Measure by Amanda Murphy. It must be 1/4" thick to use with the Bernina #72/72S ruler foot;*
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Fabric:
--Two pieces of good quality fabric, (ironed) measuring 22' x 22'. Fabric does not have to be solid white fabric, but it does need to be fabric you can easily mark and easily see those markings;
--1/4 yard binding fabric if making a single table topper (optional);
--Batting: one piece of batting measuring 22" x 22"; -
Sewing supplies, including:
--24" ruler for marking*;
--Marking tool/pen/pencil*;
--12” 8ths Graph Beveled Ruler*;
– Contrasting thread for stitching – much easier to see than matching thread*;
--Spray adhesive for basting*;
--Quilting gloves (recommended)*
*Supplies marked with * can be purchased at Bernina.
^for all Bernina sewing machines & select Bernettes
BEFORE CLASS: Before Class: PRE-Mark your quilt top with one horizontal, one vertical and two diagonal lines through the Center Point, forming a + and an X, using your marking tool. Then add the 22-½ degree lines using the Every Angle ruler. Finally, mark an 18” square centered over your lines. If you do not have a large enough ruler, that step can be done in class. Be Precise -- the greater your accuracy in drawing the lines through the center point, the more balanced your project will look.
| Requirements: | Wholecloth Rulerwork 1 is a prerequisite. BEFORE CLASS: PRE-Mark your quilt top with an 18" square. Add one horizontal, one vertical and two diagonal lines through the Center Point, forming a + and an X, using your marking tool. Then add the 22-1/2 degree lines using the Every Angle ruler. Be Precise -- the greater your accuracy in drawing the lines through the center point, the more balanced your project will look. |
| Instructor: | Deb Miner |
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