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Drop Zone byAnnie

Course Price

$40

Friday

3/26/27, 8:00 AM

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Class Kit

Pattern PDF download available at https://byannie.com
Hard Copy can be ordered from instructor for $15

Skill Level

Confident Beginner

About the Class

**pattern $15, Precut kits available, pattern not included. Kits are $30 for medium, $35 for large.
Use this bag next to your machine, especially on retreats. I’m always using pins, clips, bobbins and scissors and then setting them beside my machine to get lost or forgotten. Now I use the Drop Zone to catch all these items. I know right where they are. Clean up can be quickly done just by closing everything inside and zipping it up. You can make the medium or the large in class. There will be prep work to be done before class unless you choose to purchase a kit. Instructions, prep work and cutting instructions will be emailed when I receive my class list.

Fabric Requirements

Main Fabric exterior: Fat Quarter
Lining Fabric interior: Fat Quarter
Coordinating fabric (grab tags, side panels): fat eighth
Soft and Stable Stabilizer: 11” x 13” (lg 13” x 16”)
Fusible interfacing (SF101): 5” x 12” (lg 6” x 13”)
Handbag zipper: one 24” or longer single slide zipper
(1) 1” D-ring, triangle ring, or swivel hook (optional)

Class Supply List

Pattern
Sewing machine
Basic Sewing essentials

Drop Zone byAnnie

Instructor

Rochelle Meyer

I grew up sewing with my mom, mainly clothing. I sewed clothing because I had to if I wanted
clothes for school. I sewed crafts because I loved to! Interest in crafts led to quilting. As a youth, I made many
whole top quilts by tying them. I made my first real quilt for my parents 50 th wedding anniversary. I designed it
around drawings my daughter drew of all the grandchildren. Most of it was made through trial and error, with
a little bit of help from books and quilt shops. That was the beginning of my addiction. I continued to make
quilts and to teach myself different techniques. As my last of 5 children entered high school, I tried to figure
out what I wanted to do with my life. I had taught elementary school before and debated on entering that
field again, but it didn’t feel right. The opportunity came to work for a quilt shop, and I jumped at it.
Discovered at the quilt shop, that I could combine my loves of learning, quilting, and teaching! For the past
10+ years I have had the privilege of sharing my knowledge with others as I have taught machine classes,
embroidery classes and piecing classes. I’m a proud wife and mom of 5 kids, all married to awesome spouses
and best of all, I have 8 grandchildren that love to sew along with me.
Teaching: Nightingale Zipper Case and Drop Zone byAnnie

ADDITIONAL INFO

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