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- Quilting-weight cotton fabric (focal): ¼ yard or fat quarter, or eight each 4 ½” squares of fabric scraps - Justin is using a rainbow selection of quilting cottons from Joann Keepsake Calico Collection
- Background fabric (white): ¼ yard or fat quarter
- Backing fabric (back of quilt): fat quarter or 15” square piece
- Binding fabric (edges of quilt): ¼ yard, or 2 ½” x perimeter + 10”
- Batting (insides of quilt): 15” square piece
- Rotary cutter or sharp sewing shears
- Cutting surface
- Rulers and/or quilting squares
- Straight pins or clips, or fork pins
- Marker or pencil for marking fabric
- Iron and ironing surface
- Sewing machine
- Neutral thread
- Walking foot
- Basting spray (optional)
- Seam ripper (optional)
- ¼" presser foot (optional)
- Acrylic ruler connector (optional)
- Cut fabric with a rotary cutter and ruler
- Piece your quilt top with a quarter inch seam
- Baste a quilt sandwich
- Quilt with your walking foot
- Use your machine to bind your quilt
- Take care of your quilt for years to come
What you'll get:
- Step-by-step instructions from Justin of Keaton Quilts
- 8 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list and downloadable PDF
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
I am 100% not the first person who paused the video at the beginning and went directly to Keaton Quilts and purchased that awesome leather case (and some adorable fabric). I have all the other needed quilting tools, but I have so many other random bits and bobs from my sewing history which need a home and that case is the one!
I loved this class, and Justin's clear instruction, patient delivery, and calm vibe really epitomize the zen I am looking for in exploring this new hobby--thank you, Justin!
Brilliant explanation of the quilting process.thank you. I can happily refer this class to a begining patchwork and quilting person.
You can tell he has instructed people before because he knew what to say so that everyone would understand him. A very humble way to teach which shows a caring attitude towards all levels of learners. Great job!