CONTINUOUS CURVES

QUILT SIZE
Quilt 1: 128cms (W) x 128cms(H)
Quilt 2: 100cms(W) x 76cms(H)
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
Allow yourself the freedom of no templates to create a contemporary
quilt in this fun and easy workshop designed for free rotary cutting
curves. Students will be shown how to cut and sew curves so that their
work will lie flat. Ideas will be shown with additional quilts how to
expand the design to make the quilt larger.
Choose your individual border design using vliesofix to complement the
body of your work.
Once students have mastered the art of freehand curves they will have
the ability to create individual abstract quilts.
REQUIREMENT LIST
Sewing machine in good working order with spare needle and instruction
book.
Matching thread to the fabric you are using.
Rotary cutter, ruler and the largest mat you have that you can travel
with.
Scissors, pins and usual sewing requirements.
30cms of Vliesofix or fusible web.
50cm strip of Gladbake (supermarket) or a teflon appliqué sheet. This
will protect the irons.
FABRIC
100% cotton is advisable as it is easy to cut, sew and holds a crisp
fold. Fabrics that are a similar weight work well for this design.
Lighter weight fabrics can be used but they tend to stretch more.
A variety of pattern, scale, intensity and value in your fabric
collection will make your quilt look interesting.
QUILT 1
12 fat quarters of assorted colours. (50cms x 55cms approx)
BORDER FABRIC
1.30metres of a contrasting or complementary fabric that relates to the
central section of the quilt. Hand dyes, blends, solids or tone on tone
work well with this design.
Bindings are included in the 1.30 metre length of border fabric.
QUILT 2
12 fat eights of assorted colours (25cms x 55cms approx)
BORDER FABRIC
60 cms of a contrasting or complementary fabric that relates to the
central section of the quilt. Hand dyes, blends, solids or tone on tone
work well with this design.
Bindings are included in the 60cms length of border fabric.
A selection of scrap fabrics to be used as the vliesofix shapes for the
border.
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