Fun Fast Fabulous Fabric (Practically) For Free - Mini Trunk Show and Workshop

scrap quilt
Fun Fast Fabulous Fabric (Practically) For Free - Mini Trunk Show and Workshop Make fabulous quilt projects with all of your strip scraps. Large and small we can use them all (mostly). Hate waste? On a budget? This workshop is for you. My sample for this project uses a combination of re-purposed material, and also a little bit of new, for a stunning result. However, it is possible to make this as a scrap free version too. My mini trunk show will showcase some of the many possibilities for using scraps and will hopefully inspire many new quilts using fabric you already have. This workshop will teach you how to stitch together your scrap fabric quickly and easily. Once you have this together, we will make a stunning project (or two) that looks like you spent years on it. We just won’t tell anyone just how easy it was. Or if you just love the design, you can make the quilt without using scraps. It is a fun and fast project.
Teacher
Cost of Course
$100
Kit Fee
N/A
Course Difficulty
Intermediate
Course Type
Quilting
Course Time
Friday evening, 7:30 pm
Saturday morning, 9 am to 12 pm
Saturday afternoon, 1 pm to 4 pm
List of materials
Workshop Supplies:
All the usual sewing tools
Sewing machine (its instruction manual if available, just in case), thread, bobbins, etc
Rotary Cutter, and Cutting Mat (12” x 18” min)
Ruler 6” x 12” (or 6” x 24”
For this workshop, bring your scrap fabric strip stash - It can be sorted by colour and cut into strips (no narrower than 1 inch wide and no shorter than 5 inches please).
For this Quilt (Finished Size - 45 1/2” x 53):
Fabric strips from scraps
or
Fabric from yardage (width of fabric - WOF)
To make a total of:
16 red strips 2 ½” x 42”
16 green strips 2 ½” x 42”
Accent Strips
8 purple accent strips 1 ½” x WOF or 42”
8 black accent strips 1 ½” x WOF or 42”
**Square ruler 9” minimum or 45° degree triangle ruler
Plus the usual finishing materials Backing, Batting and Binding (measurements in the pattern)
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