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A N N I E ’S
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Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Instructor Nancy McNally
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Pantone uncoated (below)
A art,
pantone uncoated (below)
4 color process (below)
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Black (below)
In
White (below)
this online video class, you’ll learn:
• How to choose the perfect fabrics for your quilt
• Which quilting tools are your “best buys”
• How to cut and piece each quilt block
• How to get a perfect ¼-inch seam allowance
every time
• Time-saving tips like chain piecing, marking,
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pinning and more
Pantone uncoated (below)
• How to assemble a quilt sandwich
QDV11
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Black (below)
White (below)
4 color process (below)
Minimum allowed sizes
This exclusive
quilt project
is included as
part of the class
curriculum
Pantone uncoated (below)
4 color process (below)
Crafts
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Black (below)
Bric & Stones
Quilt
White (below)
Chair Cushions
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B
ROWN
These detachable chair cushions are both
comfortable and beautiful. Select several
fabrics that coordinate and create the perfect
finishing touch for your dining chairs. A designer
look that will impress family and friends!
From Sewing Savvy Magazine, January 2003, No. 14, Pages 30-31. Copyright 2003 Sewing Savvy Magazine.
FINISHED SIZE
Customized to fit chair.
MATERIALS FOR ONE
CUSHION
• 54-inch-wide decorator fabrics:
5
⁄
8
yard of floral print
1
⁄
3
yard of coordinating tiny
check print
1 yard of coordinating medium
check print
• 3 yards of
1
⁄
2
-inch flat trim
• 2 yards of
5
⁄
8
-inch decorative
cording
• Sewing threads to match fabrics
• Craft paper for cushion template
(see Snip-It)
• 2-inch thick custom-cut foam
cushion with knife edge (see Snip-It)
• Tailor’s chalk or fabric marking pen
Finish seams with a zigzag stitch or
serge seams. Press. Turn up
1
⁄
4
inch
along long edge and press. Turn up
1
⁄
4
inch again, creating hem and stitch
in place. Fold in
1
⁄
2
inch along both
short edges, press. Turn in
1
⁄
2
inch
again and stitch in place, creating a
finished edge.
2.
Mark center of skirt. Pin this
mark to center of front edge on
cushion. Fold and pin 1-inch pleats
(see Illustration) at each corner.
Cushion Assembly
1.
Serge across back edge of the
top cushion piece and the bottom
cushion piece. This will help prevent
raveling while inserting foam or
fiberfill.
2.
Baste top skirt over bottom skirt
matching raw edges.
3.
Baste cording in place around
side and front edges of cushion top
piece. Angle ends of the cording into
seam allowance to hide raw edges.
4.
Pin assembled skirts along side
and front edges of bottom cushion
piece, right sides together. Stitch in
place. Clip corners. Position pleated
ends of two ties close to each corner
on back edge and pin in place. Stitch
in place.
5.
With
1
⁄
2
-inch seam allowance
and leaving a 9-inch opening at
center of back edge, stitch top and
bottom cushion pieces right sides
together. Clip corners. Turn.
6.
Insert foam into cushion. Hand
stitch opening closed.
✄
3.
Baste across top edge of pleated
skirt.
INSTRUCTIONS
Cutting
• From medium check fabric, cut
four pieces each 5 inches x 24
inches for ties; cut two pieces each
7
1
⁄
2
inches x 54 inches for bottom
pleated skirt.
• From tiny check fabric, cut one
piece 4
1
⁄
2
inches x 52
1
⁄
2
inches and
cut one piece 4
1
⁄
2
inches x 22
1
⁄
2
inches.
• For cushion side pattern, trace
foam cushion template onto craft
paper and add
1
⁄
2
inch for seam
allowance. Using pattern, cut two
pieces from floral print fabric for
cushion top and bottom pieces.
Bottom Pleated Skirt
1.
Stitch skirt pieces together end­
to-end with
1
⁄
2
-inch seam allowance.
Finish seam with a zigzag stitch or
serge seam. Press. Trim length of
joined strips down to the length
needed to fit across sides and front of
cushion plus 22 inches. Turn up
1
⁄
4
inch along one long edge of strip
and press. Turn up
1
⁄
4
inch again,
creating hem and stitch in place.
Fold under
1
⁄
2
inch along both short
edges, press. Turn under
1
⁄
2
inch
again and stitch in place, creating a
finished edge.
2.
Stitch flat trim along hemmed
edge of skirt. The type of trim will
determine if this needs to be placed
on the top side or underneath.
3.
Mark center of skirt. Pin this
mark to center of front edge on
cushion. Fold and pin one 5-inch pleat
(see Illustration) at each side edge.
Ties
For each tie, fold one fabric piece
wrong sides together and cut at 45­
degree angle across one end. With
1
⁄
4
-inch seam allowance, stitch along
long edge and angled edge. Turn
right side out and press. Pleat
straight end of tie and baste across
pleated edge.
Snip-It
For foam cushion template,
place craft paper over chair
seat. Trace shape onto paper.
Cut out template along drawn
lines.
Using template, cut cushion
from foam.
Stores with decorator fabrics
often offer a foam cutting
service. If this is not available,
use polyester fiberfill to stuff the
finished cushion.
Top Pleated Skirt
1.
Stitch skirt pieces together end­
to-end with
⁄
2
-inch seam allowance.
1
4.
Baste across top edge of pleated
skirt.
From Sewing Savvy Magazine, January 2003, No. 14, Pages 30-31. Copyright 2003 Sewing Savvy Magazine.
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