QUILTsocial | Issue 01 Fall 2014 Premiere Issue

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the Vintage Postcard handbag Husqvarna Viking® provided the following materials to make the sample: Designer Diamond deluxe sewing machine HUSKYLOCK s25 serger 6D Embroidery Software with 6D Sketch & 6D Stitch Creator INSPIRA® Stabilizers TrueCut cutting tools Embroidery Design # 270 Vintage Postcard Robison Anton Threads Sulky Blendable threads Circular Attachment Tool Extension Table Hand dyed 100% Soya Silk thread provided by Linda Palaisy for embroidered hand stitches www.lindapalaisy.ca The Vintage Postcard Handbag focuses on many techniques that are so enjoyable to stitch. Make it in a color palette that gives you a splash of bright color, a soft palette or a very bold one. Explore the many design elements using the latest and greatest sewing tools, threads and stabilizers and of course 6D Software. These embroideries, the design placement and the Crazy Patch Quilting techniques are a personal choice and a call to your creativity. z Cheryl Stranges Q 6 UILT social .com ● fall 2<strong>01</strong>4
skill level intermediate finished measurements 9¼" x 14½" [23.5 x 37cm] materials fabric Note: The ideal fabrics for this project include: silk, cotton, linen. Otherwise, any medium weight fabric will do. Other than the fat quarters required for the project, this is a great time to use leftover pieces. 2-3 Fat Quarters printed batik 1 silk Dupioni piece for hand stitch embroidery 1 solid cotton for swirl embroidery and circular attachment 1 cotton tone on tone for texturing 1 piece of fabric solid for machine embroidery 1 piece of INSPIRA stabilizer 1 piece of INSPIRA Tear Away for machine embroidery 1 piece of INSPIRA Fabric Magic sewing feet used embroidery foot ¼" piecing foot with guide zipper foot seam allowance guide foot general sewing foot topstitching foot multi-line decorative foot decorative stitching foot strap and belt loop foot serger cutting tools TrueCut rotary cutter TrueCut cutting mat TrueCut rulers INSPIRA scissors Circular Attachment extension/quilting table for circular attachment use software 6D Software (6DStitch Editor Plus and 6DSketch) Embroidery Design Husqvarna Viking # 270 Vintage Postcard Swirl design created in 6D software e.g. 6D Sketch to create swirl design using morphing tool needles INSPIRA cutwork needles for machine embroidery New INSPIRA microtex needle size 80 or 90 threads Robison-Anton rayon threads assortment 40wt 30wt Sulky Blendables Cotton for stitching decorative stitches and embroidery hand stitches 30wt Sulky Cotton solid used for piecing multi-purpose thread assortment hand dyed 100% Soya Silk thread by Linda Palaisy for embroidered hand stitches 60wt bobbin thread for machine embroidery Other 80mm x 80mm hoop for single design or larger hoop if you are embroidering multiple designs marking tools 1 8" zipper covered buttons, approx. 2" in diameter 1 strand of yarn for artistic oval instructions cutting instructions front & back Cut all fabric pieces according to the list below. The following measurements are approximate and generous and will be trimmed to size later. 1. upper band 4" x 11" [10 x 28cm] L cut 2 2. machine embroidery A – fonts & wording 240mm x 150mm hoop size – cut stabilizer same size 3. machine embroidery B – swirl design 80mmx 80mm hoop size – cut stabilizer same size 4. machine embroidery C – hand stitched look 260mm x 200mm 5. INSPIRA Fusible Fleece 6. circular attachment fabric 80mm x 80mm – cut stabilizer same size 7. textured piece 14" x 14" [35.5 x 35.5] 8. Fabric Magic larger oval felted piece approx. 6" x 6" [15.5 x 15.5cm] 9. lining front and back cut 2 - 14½" x 11½" [37 x 29cm] 10. handbag back piece 14½" x 11½" [37 x 29cm] 11. handbag front piece after crazy patch work is completed 14½" x 11½" [37 x 29cm] Decorative threads A special thank you to Betty Biberdorf for her creative idea using the INSPIRA® Fabric magic. Materials used and yarn used for felting. Q UILTsocial .com ● fall 2<strong>01</strong>4 7
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