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CAN'T SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES Half-Day Workshop with
Mary L. Hackett 600 Country Club Lane Carterville, IL 62918-1629 USA 618-985-6308
How to sew a group of beautifully realistic trees, to use in wall hangings, pillows, garments, or any way you like! SUPPLY LIST
Kit includes materials needed (except thread) to learn and practice the main techniques shown. If you are new to the skill of sewing with clear nylon or polyester thread, please practice so you can enjoy the day more.
Please bring nylon or polyester thread in clear or smoke color, and bobbins filled with a neutral-dark thread.
If you are an eager quilter (my kinda gal or guy) you may want to "branch out" (make more than the one sample). If so, these additional items are suggested:
Optional MATERIALS:
- Fabric that reminds you of sky (watch the sky: is it always blue?), fat 1/4
- Fabric that will contrast with your sky, and that reminds you of tree bark; mottled dark cottons or batiks are especially good, fat 1/4
- About 12 x 18 piece of cotton batting or fusible polyester batting (fleece)
- Fat 1/4 of a firm fabric for backing, such as canvas, duck, or a scrap of upholstery fabric
EQUIPMENT:
- Sewing machine in good working order (know how to use it, please!)
- Walking foot recommended, but not required
- Comfort stuff such as a chair cushion, personal light, extension cord, your own small rotary cutting set, etc. (all optional)
- Basic sewing kit, including pins, marking tools, safety pins for basting, scissors, etc. You know the drill!
- Small sharp scissors, stiletto or long-handled seam ripper, tweezers
- Useful but not required: Value finder, reducing glass, small planning board, note-taking supplies, pencils, scissors for paper
(c)MLH/10
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