No paper piecing with this workshop – fused is the name of the game!
Description
A modern approach
Hexagons are a traditional shape in patchwork, but Jennie doesn’t do papers, so here is a modern view of creating the Grandmothers Flower Garden rosette. Then, she uses the satin-stitch machine to sew the shapes onto the cushion front.
Rotary Cutting
In the workshop notes, you will see that she cuts the shapes with the rotary cutter (and therefore uses the EZ template to keep her safe); you also learn the order of sewing so that you don’t have lots of ends to finish off (another great tip from Jennie).
Machine foot
It is much easier to do this sort of applique work if you have the correct machine foot: check that yours has a cutaway underneath and an open toe to see where you are going. If you need to, you can shop with us to get one that fits low-shank sewing machines: click here
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About the Tutor
Jennie is a world renown quilt teacher, lecturer, author of nine quilt books and numerous patterns. From Houston to Qatar, Durban to Melbourne, Auckland and many other international cities, Jennie has wowed them all with her superb teaching style and hilarious lectures all laced with wit, charm and professional expertise.
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