QUILTsocial | Issue 11
If you're getting bored with the same ol' quilting, this issue is for you! In this extraordinary issue of QUILTsocial, we break a few rules and think outside the quilting box too. Quilting teacher Julie Plotniko, shares tips and her tutorial on everything you wanted to know about the twin needle and what the excitement is about in quilting with a twin needle. Quilter Paul Leger breaks the quilting rules by incorporating Banyan Batiks in his modern quilt design and shows how linear quilting isn't so linear after all. Quilter Christine Baker explores THE Dream Machine 2 and its embroidery capabilities to make a miniature quilt, seamless and easy, see how she did it! Also included is award winner Claire Haillot's most refreshing table runner pattern for the summer using the PFAFF creative icon. Let's hop to it! Happy Quilting!
If you're getting bored with the same ol' quilting, this issue is for you! In this extraordinary issue of QUILTsocial, we break a few rules and think outside the quilting box too. Quilting teacher Julie Plotniko, shares tips and her tutorial on everything you wanted to know about the twin needle and what the excitement is about in quilting with a twin needle. Quilter Paul Leger breaks the quilting rules by incorporating Banyan Batiks in his modern quilt design and shows how linear quilting isn't so linear after all. Quilter Christine Baker explores THE Dream Machine 2 and its embroidery capabilities to make a miniature quilt, seamless and easy, see how she did it! Also included is award winner Claire Haillot's most refreshing table runner pattern for the summer using the PFAFF creative icon. Let's hop to it! Happy Quilting!
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Now let’s finish the table runner top!<br />
Step <strong>11</strong><br />
• Stitch a background strip to your<br />
medium dark B3 strip.<br />
• Cut to make four (4) 2½” x 4½”<br />
rectangles.<br />
Step 12<br />
• Cut from a background strip four (4)<br />
2½” x 4½” rectangles.<br />
• Stitch a background rectangle to a<br />
Step <strong>11</strong> rectangle.<br />
• Makes four (4) 4½” squares.<br />
Step 13<br />
• Stitch together the light D5 strip to<br />
the medium dark B4 strip.<br />
• Cut to make four (4) 2½” x 4½”<br />
rectangles.<br />
Step 14<br />
• With the leftover strip, stitch a dark<br />
strip (A3) along the medium dark<br />
strip.<br />
• Cut to make four (4) 2½” x 6½”<br />
rectangles.<br />
Step 15<br />
• Stitch a step 13 and step 14<br />
rectangles to a Step <strong>11</strong> square.<br />
• Makes a 6½” square.<br />
• Repeat to make 4.<br />
Step 12<br />
Step 13<br />
Step 14<br />
Step 16<br />
• Take the 1½” background strips and<br />
cut:<br />
ūū<br />
four (4) 1½” x 6½” rectangle (R1);<br />
ūū<br />
four (4) 1½” x 7½” rectangle (R2);<br />
• Stitch a R1 and R2 rectangles to a<br />
step 14 square.<br />
• Make a 7½” square.<br />
• Repeat to make four.<br />
Step 15 Step 16<br />
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