Embroidery: Quilting in the Hoop Squares and Triangles #2
Let's use our machines to their potential! Squares and Triangles are an important part of quilting with your embroidery hoop. Learning to mark your quilt, hoop it and use your placement tools on your machine is the key to success. This will build your confidence so you can go onto the next class - Borders and Corners.
It is not necessary to take the first class, Edge to Edge Quilting, but the process will make more sense if you do.
Learn what those designs are, how they work, and go home with a sampler of quilting designs. We will provide the fabric and the batting.
You will need at least your large oval hoop. If you own a midi or maxi hoop, a magnetic hoop, or the square clamp hoop, bring it along so we can show you other hooping options that could be used. We will try and use the designs on your machine as much as possible.
Fabric and Batting will be supplied.
Open for 5, 7, 8, and 990 machines.
If you are a 990 owner, let us know you are and we will reserve the floor model for you to use the day of class.
We will break for lunch.
Any questions email: uofsAlicel@gmail.com
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Skill Details: | You must understand the machine's embroidery part and know how to hoop things in general. |
| Materials Included: | Fabric and Batting; OESD design |
| Requirements: | Bring you machine, embroidery unit, and the table. Hoops you can use: Everyone has the Oval hoop, but the Midi or Maxi, clamp hoops and the magnetic hoops are easier to hoop and you can get more designs in one hooping. No need to have the yellow bobbin case. One spool of a dark colored Isacord thread and 1 bobbins wound with the same color Isacord. A 90/14 quilting needle. |
| Instructor: | Alice Lorenzen |
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