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| This project could lead you astray as you make your choice of either a 54" x 72" Nap Size OR a 90" x 108" Queen Size quilt top. |
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Please read all instructions before beginning. Try to be as accurate as possible.
SUPPLIES:
* Rotary equipment (mat, cutter & ruler)
* Marking pencil which shows on your #1 Fabric
* Sewing Machine, extra needles, extra bobbins
* Large spool of dark grey thread
* Basic Sewing Kit including a seam ripper, just in case!
* Iron & heat-proof ironing mat or board
FABRICS:
Prewash and iron all fabrics. Good-quality 100% cotton is recommended. Fabrics need contrast in this quilt.
You have many options:
* Use a Black background (Fabric #2) or any Dark color. If you wish to carry out an "Amish" theme, solid-color
fabrics are suggested. You may substitute prints of similar values as you choose your color scheme. Just
remember to have contrast.
*If you want a light background (Fabric #2) use good contrast for the rest of the Fabric choices. Just make
sure there is enough contrast between this Light Fabric #2 and your Fabric #1.
*Solids and/or small prints are preferred, but the sky is the limit on choices. Either choose a palette that you
like to work in or have fun with colors you don't usually pick off the shelf. If you have a good stash, you will find
what you need in scraps.
SUPPLIES:
* Rotary equipment (mat, cutter & ruler)
* Marking pencil which shows on your #1 Fabric
* Sewing Machine, extra needles, extra bobbins
* Large spool of dark grey thread
* Basic Sewing Kit including a seam ripper, just in case!
* Iron & heat-proof ironing mat or board
FABRICS:
Prewash and iron all fabrics. Good-quality 100% cotton is recommended. Fabrics need contrast in this quilt.
You have many options:
* Use a Black background (Fabric #2) or any Dark color. If you wish to carry out an "Amish" theme, solid-color
fabrics are suggested. You may substitute prints of similar values as you choose your color scheme. Just
remember to have contrast.
*If you want a light background (Fabric #2) use good contrast for the rest of the Fabric choices. Just make
sure there is enough contrast between this Light Fabric #2 and your Fabric #1.
*Solids and/or small prints are preferred, but the sky is the limit on choices. Either choose a palette that you
like to work in or have fun with colors you don't usually pick off the shelf. If you have a good stash, you will find
what you need in scraps.
