[SOLD OUT] Soak Up The Sun

You will learn how to stitch perfect curves using Sew Kind of Wonderful’s QCR Mini Ruler. Learn some new skills and end up with a cheery sunflower quilt as a result! Big and beautiful Sunflowers burst into bloom as you piece together the Soak Up The Sun Quilt, another QCR Mini Ruler pattern from the book, "Mini Wonderful Curves - 16 Seasonal Quilt Projects Using the QCR Mini". You won't want to miss out on this fun and flowery class!

No Kit Fee!

Sewing Machines will be generously provided by Bernina/ Hinkletown Sewing Center

Supplies Needed:

Pattern: Mini Wonderful Curves book by Jenny Pedigo and Helen Robinson for Sew Kind of Wonderful

Fabric Requirements (as listed on p. 45 of book)

(8) fat quarters of assorted yellow prints for flowers

(4) 10” squares of assorted green prints for leaves

(4) fat quarters of assorted gray prints for flower centers

(1) yard each of background fabric in light blue, light gray, medium gray, and white

Basic Sewing Kit:

-Fabric shears

-Patchwork pins

-Thread snips

-Seam ripper

-Machine piecing thread in a neutral color to match your fabrics

Rotary Cutting Supplies:

-QCR Mini Ruler by Sew Kind of Wonderful

-Rotary cutter with fresh blade (45 mm is fine)

-Small cutting mat for your work station

Ironing Supplies:

The classroom will be equipped with ironing stations, but you may wish to bring a small iron and pressing mat to share with your table mate. My favorite pressing boards will be available for sale during class (cash, check, or Venmo).

Additional Supplies:

-Spray starch, Best Press, or your favorite starch alternative

-Omnigrid's Invisigrip (helpful in preventing slipping when applied to the back of your Quick Curve Ruler). Or, you can purchase a piece from me for $1.00 per ruler (please be prepared to pay me in cash.)

Optional Supplies:

-Tailor/Quilter’s Clapper

-Small rotating cutting mat

-Several Mini Design Boards to organize all your pieces. The 15” size is ideal for this project. Click here for the Lori Holt tutorial to make your own. (I purchase my foam core board at the dollar store.)

Please cut your fabrics following the General Cutting Instructions on p. 45 prior to class.

Any questions?  Feel free to e-mail me at andreahoke@icloud.com.