A Creative Approach to Machine Quilting
                              Teacher: Cheryl Phillips
         This class is designed for anyone who has takeii a machine qLlilting class or is familiar with
         the layering, pinning, and marking techniques from l-larriet Hargraveís Heirloom Machine
         Quilting Book. Classrooni exercises are geared to enable the student to discover their
         hidden creativity as they explore new free-motion stitching techniques.
         
         Supplies and Equipment
         
           o  A Sewing Machine in good mechanical condition
           o  Extra Sewing Machine Needles---size 80 or 12
            Machine Quilting and/or Machine Embroidery Needles (Optional)
           o  An extra empty bobbin
           o  A Machine Table or Tray/Plate (Optional)
           o  A Darning Foot* (This is a MUST! See note below.)
           o  A Single-Hole Needle Plate (Optional)
           o  Sonic 111 Safety Pins
           o  wash-out marking pen (the blue one)
           o  cotton thread 3 ply 1150
            one--any bright or dark color
            one--ecru or white
            one --black
           o  Sulky rayon thread (optional)
           o  Sulky metallic thread (optional)
           o  7/8 yd of niuslin
            cut into six 15î x 15î squares
           o  1/2 yd of cotton batting
            cut into three 15î x 15î squares
           o  ìDoodlingî paper
           o  ìQuilting Concepts in Sulkyî book (optional)
           o  ìHeirloom Machine Quiltingî book by harriet I-Iargrave (optional)
         
                *A note about the darning foot: Sonic sewing machine instruction
                books may suggest you darn without using a foot. That is fine for
                darning, but does not hold true for machine quilting. Von must have a
                darning foot that fits your machine. You caui purchase a darning foot
                from a sewing machine dealer (even if itís a dealer of another machine
                brand). Dealers have generic feet that will fit high shank, low shank,
                or slanted needle machines. Quilt shops often carry ìThe Big Footî
                by Lynn Graves. It is large and clear, niaking it a good choice.
                      A Creative Approach to Machine Quilting
                              Teacher: Cheryl Phillips
         Ibis class is designed for anyone who has taken a machine quilting class or is familiar with
         he layering, pinning, and marking techniques from I-larriet Hargraveís Jleirloonz Machine
         )uilting Book. Classroom exercises are geared to enable the student to discover their
         iidden creativity as they explore new free-motion stitching techniques.
         
         ;upplies and Equipment
         
           o  A Sewing Machine in good mechanical couidition
           o  Extra Sewing Machine Needles---size 80 or 12
            Machine Quilting and/or Machine Embroidery Needles (Optional)
           o  An extra empty bobbin
          o A Machine Table or Tray/Plate (Optional)
           o  A Darning Foot* (This is a MUST! See note below.)
           o  A Single-Hole Needle Plate (Optional)
           o  Some 111 Safety Pins
           o  wash-out marking pen (the blue one)
           o  cotton thread 3 ply 1150
            one--any bright or dark color

         





            one--ecru or white
            one --black
           o  Sulky rayon thread (optional)
           o  Sulky metallic thread (optional)
           o  7/8 yd of muslin
            cut into six isî x 15î squares
           o  1/2 yd of cotton batting
            cLIt into three 15î x 15î squares
           o  ìDoodlingî paper
           o  ìQuilting Concepts in Sulkyî book (optional)
           o  ìHeirloom Machine Quiltingî book by 1-Iarriet Ilargrave (optional)
         
                *A note about the darning foot: Some sewing machine instruction
                books may suggest you darui without using a foot. That is fine for
                darning, but does not hold true for machine quilting. Von must have a
                darning foot that fits your machine. You can purchase a darning foot
                from a sewing niachine dealer (even if itís a dealer of another machine
                brand). Dealers have generic feet that will fit high shank, low shank.
                or slanted needle machines. Quilt shops often carry ìThe Big Footî
                by Lynn Graves. It is large and clear, uiiakiuig it a good choice.