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Quilted Hearts Centerpiece

Date: Wednesday, February 4th, 2015 and Wednesday, February 11th, 2015

Time: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $20.00

Here is a nice little addition to your home to brighten up those gray days of winter. This centerpiece is the perfect decorative project this holiday, and with fun fabrics and heart shapes, you'll want to leave this beautiful quilted mat on the table all year round!


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Here is a nice little addition to your home to brighten up those gray days of winter.  This centerpiece is the perfect decorative project this holiday, and with fun fabrics and heart shapes, you'll want to leave this beautiful quilted mat on the table all year round!  Simple sewing and quilting is all that is necessary to complete this cute project.  I found this free pattern on the web at AllFreeSewing.Com.  You can use this handy link to go to the page so that you can get the pattern and print out both your patterns and the instructions.  It’s that easy!  This would be a wonderful way for all of you new machine owners out there to get acquainted with your machine.  The finished size of the centerpiece is approximately 21” in diameter.  This will be a two day class so the cost is $20.  Hope you can join us!

  • Pattern from the internet (see the link in the write up)
  • Newspaper for making the patterns – the instructions are a little vague for cutting out the base pattern.  If you follow their directions for the placement of the pattern ontothe newspaper, you must make two of them because it only makes half of the pattern.Then simply tape the two pieces together.  That’s what I did!
  • (1) 2” strip (selvedge to selvedge) from (6) different red fabrics for hearts
  • (1) yard of white fabric (tone on tone looks nice) for top and bottom
  • (1) 25” square of fusible fleece
  • (2) 8 ½” x 11” sheets of Lite Steam a Seam ll
  • 2 ½ yards of extra wide double fold bias tape for the binding

 

BEFORE CLASS:

  Sew your (6) 2” strips together lengthwise and press seams in one direction.  Then cut 2” strips crosswise until you run out of material.  Cut out two pieces of white material from the base newspaper pattern that you already made for the top and bottom and another one out of the fleece.

 

REGISTRATION DETAILS

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