Join Kendra in the classroom for a super awesome weekend workshop! Kendra has made dozens of paper pieced quilts and is your classroom expert to help you with this awesome project.
Class includes pattern, papers for the paper piecing, instructions, kit (as shown), a light lunch both days and of course 2 days with Kendra.
The Log Cabin foundation paper units are designed using a technique in which part of the pieced block units are cut away after the paper piecing is completed. The cut-a-way sections are then replaced with a secondary design element referred to as the circling geese units. The Lincoln Log Cabin table topper is a fun, easy, and quick project for teaching or learning the basic steps to foundation paper piecing and curved piecing. This project was designed to be Fat-Quarter friendly, using a combination of (4) light and (4) dark fabrics!
Sewing supplies to bring to class:
Sewing Machine with 1/4 inch foot
70/10 Microtex Needles
Aurifil thread in neutral color
12" add-a-quarter Ruler
Rotary cutter and 6x24 ruler
3 x12 piece of template plastic
Repositionable glue stick
Scotch tape
Large zip lock bags ($)
Large paper clips
Scissors for cutting paper
Typical sewing supplies (fabric scissors, thread snips, seam ripper, etc.)
