StashTools Wedge Project
This is a foundation pieced, one-block project made entirely of scraps and a small amount of fabric for wedges. Wedge blocks make a complex looking project; however, blocks are quick and easy. Notice the secondary block they make. What...no stash? No problem - using coordinated fabrics makes a beautiful quilt also. Please note that ANY StashTools Wedge pattern can be used in this class, i.e Stained Glass, Flag, Wedge with 2 borders, or Bag.
Optional Homework: If you would like to do a little homework prior to class, you can cut some of your fat eighths/scraps into strips of various widths. I like to use 1/8" increments between 1¼" to 2" wide. We will cut wedge pieces in class.
Supplies Needed
- A functioning sewing machine (that you have working knowledge of) with foot pedal and cord
- Extra sewing machine needles
- Extension cord
- Thread
- Bobbins
- Sharp scissors
- Seam ripper
- Rotary cutter with new blade
- Mat (a rotating mat if you have one)
- 18" ruler
- Iron/ironing pad
- Personal sewing items
Optional - a small travel iron and ironing mat. Project requires StashTools Template Set 2 (5" Wedge (T3) and 5" Square (T6) and any Wedge quilt/project pattern. Refer to your pattern for the fabric amounts.
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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| Instructor: | Keril Rieger |
| Instructor Bio: | Email Address: SheWearsPinkBoots@gmail.com | 256.698.0872 Keril has been sewing for nearly 50 years and began quilting in her senior year of high school. Understanding the need to keep a fabric stash under control, Keril designed a line of templates and patterns. Her workshops are fun, full of laughter, and filled with tips & tricks! |
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