Petal Power: Intro to Applique Heat-Set Technique (10:30am-4:30pm)($60)

Skill Level: All Levels

Description: In this class, you’ll learn a foolproof collage technique using templates that creates a no-fray raw edge applique. Grace, the inventor of this revolutionary method, will demonstrate while you practice on small flower patterns like Iris, Morning Glory, or Coneflower. Join us to master this easy, fun technique and start creating your own beautiful quilt!

Kit Contents ($ 40): 

Pattern used in Class (approx. 12”x18”), Product use in the technique, pins used in the technique, dispensing bottle with Flip Top, Value Matching Tool. Payment for the kit goes directly to the instructor and can be paid preferably by cash or check.

Supply List:

• Fabrics to bring: You will receive a pattern. You will be able to use the colors I used, or choose your own colors. Ensure you bring lots of fabric scraps in many values, from lightest light to darkest darks. Fabric scraps can be any sizes from small, palm size pieces to quarter yards, fat quarters, or fat eights (9” x 22) Note: These patterns do NOT need a background for class.

• Board – 20" x20" Insulation Board (usually 1 1/4" thick). You can get it at Home Depot, Lowe’s or any building supply store. Optionally a “Cushioned Quilters Square and Blocker” will work very well, or a felt board or any board that is at least ½-3/4” thick and easy to pin into

• If using the Insulation Board, bring a piece of “InsulBright” Insulated Lining, the size of your board, for board protection (this is optional)

 • Brush – soft, 1/4” wide

 • Pens- “Sharpie” black permanent markers Fine point (not Extra Fine)

• Ballpoint

• Color pencil, best is red, and a regular black pencil

• Pressing Cloth – Teflon type for applique, any size but the larger the better

• Scissors – fabric and paper

• Freezer Paper – 18” wide

• Vinyl (2 mil) – also known as painter’s drop cloth. Best is the 2 mil painter’s drop cloth. Can be bought at any hardware or building supply store.

Click on the link to view her work:
https://www.amazingquiltsbygrace.com