Machine Embroidery Series - Home Town Quilt by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet
Bring your machine to the classroom to create this marvelous in the hoop project.
Projects include wall quilt 17 1/2 x 42, hoop size 6x10 or Lap Quilt 55 3/4x63m hoop size 8x12. Formats include DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX. Media and instructions on USB.
4 part class:
• February 24, 10-4
• March 24, 10-4
• April 28, 10-4
• May 12, 10-4
Registration includes:
All 4 embroidery days
USB with all designs/instructions $90 Value
Hands on classroom experience
Light lunches on embroidery days
Fabric and thread kits available as additional purchase:
USB ONLY
Required Student Supplies:
Embroidery Machine with Module-in good working order
Embroidery Hoop 6”x10” or 8” x 12” [Maxi, Jumbo or Giant Hoop]
Power Cord
Embroidery Bobbin or Insert for your Machine
Embroidery Foot
Embroidery Needle-we recommend a 90/14
Bobbins wound with Bobbin Thread-white is great
Embroidery scissors for trimming-angled or applique
Thread Snips
Tear Away Embroidery Tape
Basic Sewing Supplies
Thread Kit or Equivalent-(qualifies for 20% class discount)
Isacord:
#0853, 5324, 2336, 0945, 0763, 1730, 4332, 5833, 5230, 2022, 0842, 3732, 0933, 5933, 0870, 0824, 0874, 3953, 1911
Fabric Kit or Equivalent (does not qualify for class discount)
List available upon request
Stabilizer Kit or Equivalent (qualifies for 20% class discount)
10 Yards of Shape Flex and Roll of Heavy Weight Stabilizer (You will want the 20” size for the
larger hoops needed)
Join Joy and Marcia to create the marvelous Home Town Quilt by Lori Hold of Bee in my Bonnet.
All blocks, appliques and sashing are done completely in the hoop. We will use the stitch and flip plus machine applique techniques to watch the texture and dimension cone to life with Bee in my Bonnet customized machine embroidery stitches.
Endless unique details of pictured embossing stitches and classic quilt block fills.
The final setting assembly is completed on your domestic sewing machine.
Clear step by step instructions and fun embroidery days.