Intermediate free motion

Intermediate Free Motion Machine Quilting

Instructor: Faye Hoch

Saturday

February 22, 2020

10am - 4pm

$60.00

Class Description:

Take your skills to the next level! This class is for those who’ve learned to free motion quilt but want to improve their skills and move forward in a more meaningful way. It is meant to inspire you and teach you how to get more satisfying results. You’ll learn how to imagine and quilt more intricate, sophisticated designs to complement your pieced or appliqué quilts. You’ll also practice how to vary a theme for many different quilting patterns and results.

Twin Cities Quilting, 1085 Dionne Street Roseville, MN 55113

Quilting Supplies, Long Arm Quilting, Classes, Fabric Dyeing Supplies

651.340.8263

www.twincitiesquilting.com

TCQ@twincitiesquilting.com

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Class Supplies:

Four equal size quilt sandwiches from 45 x 60 Hobbs fusible crib batting (approximately 22 x 30 each).

Make your sandwiches from fusible batting (Hobbs 80/20 sold at Twin Cities Quilting) and solid or solid-like fabrics.

Bring a thread color that contrasts with the fabric colors you use. Wind a bobbin with the same thread.

Make sure your machine is in good working order, that you understand the tension settings you need for the threads you are using and have the free motion foot that you prefer attached. Most machine manufacturers make more than one foot. Talk to your representative to make sure you get one that suits your needs.

Pen, pencil and blank white paper (copy paper is good) for notes and drawing.

Marking pencil