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Class Kit
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Skill Level
Confident Beginner
About the Class
The new Bernina 580 Liberty Edition with embroidery is an amazing machine. Let's explore the magic of it's beautiful Liberty of London embroidery designs and improve our piecing skills. In this class we are focusing only on the center portion of the quilt (36" x 36"): center economy/flying geese block with embroidery designs, nine patch blocks, and the quarter log cabin blocks. **Dave's Bernina will be providing embroidery machines and any Bernina accessories needed for this class, including hoops!
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Fabric Requirements
Background: 1 yd
Pink (flying geese) 7 1/2" square
Print (center of 9 patch) 1/8 yd
Print/blender (9 patch corners)
Blue (quarter log cabin) 1/4 yd,
Dark blue (quarter log cabin) 1/3 yd
** Details will be emailed by instructor where to download patterns
Class Supply List
Pattern: Glenn Lyon Sampler quilt. Download from "Bernina.usa > Learn and Create > Sewing projects and downloads > Glenn Lyon Sampler Quilt > Download instructions
80/12 sharp embroidery needles
Ultra Clean and Tear stabilizer
Stable Stick stabilizer
12 1/2" square ruler
Ruler for squaring flying geese [Wing Clipper 1 Creative Grids Ultimate Flying Geese Template]
Best Press
Travel cutting station
Travel ironing station
Isacord embroidery threads- Suggested colors (you may choose colors of your choice)
Color numbers: 640 Parchment, 5542 Garden Moss, 2363 Carnation, 3951 Azure Blue, 1430 Melon, 17 Paper White, 3274, Battleship Gray, 20 Black
SF101 (Shapeflex) 1/3 Yd
Cream colored Aurifil thread for piecing
BSK
Rainbow Easy kut or Kai double curve scissors
HW: Cut out the fabric for the center of the quilt: center economy/flying geese block, nine patch blocks, and the quarter log cabin blocks
Fuse the shapeflex to the back of the 10" x 14" and the two 4" x 11" pieces of background
Instructor
Gloria Rasmussen
I grew up in the southern part of the United States and was taught how to sew by my mother at a young age. Sewing quickly became my hobby, and I found myself making my own clothes and clothes for my children. It wasn't until I retired that I learned how to make a quilt. I love anything that has to do with textiles.
Teaching: Glen Lyon Sampler Quilt and Crisscross Pillow
ADDITIONAL INFO