Storm on the Lake Table Runner ( February 4th)

Storm on the lake Table runner 

We will be creating this beautiful table runner with the combined techniques of paper piecing and using specialty cutting rulers. Making this a wonderful class for anyone looking to enhance their sewing skills.  The class will be held on Tuesday February 4^th from 9:30-4:30. Depending on how far everyone gets on the runner we may hold an additional class at a date that is still to be determined. Due to the fact this is a longer class we do require that the fabrics be precut before class begins. We have attached a cutting list below or it can be found on the storm on the lake pattern.  If you have questions on cutting your fabric, please feel free to call us at 423-626-5337.

We will be providing you with already printed foundation paper at the beginning of class.

Supplies:

Creative Grids square on a square 6in trim tool

Add-A-Quarter ruler 6in or 12 in

Sewing machine

Storm on the lake pattern

Thread and matching bobbin

Small ironing mat and iron

Small cutting mat and rotary cutter for trimming

¼ inch piecing foot

Stright stitch foot

1 1/8 yards dark fabric

2/3-yard medium fabric

1 1/8 yards background fabric

(We will not be adding the backing or batting during class, but the project does require 1 ½ yards backing and a piece of batting 27”x54”.)

Cutting list: Wof means width of fabric

From 1 1/8 yards Dark fabric

·         Cut (3) 7”x wof strips: sub-cut into (27) 4”x7” rectangles

·         Cut (1) 3 ½” x wof strip: sub-cut (10) 3 ½” x 3 ½” squares

·         Cut (1) 2” x wof strip” sub-cut (18) 2”x2” squares

From 2/3-yard medium fabric

·         Cut (3) 3” x wof strips: sub-cut (36) 3”x3” squares (cut 3-inch square once on the diagonal to make half square triangles)

·         Cut (3) 4 1/2” x wof strips: sub-cut (20) 4 1/2”x4 1/2” squares (cut 4 1/2-inch square once on the diagonal to make half square triangles)

From Background Fabric

·         Cut (3) 2 ½” x wof strips: sub-cut (36) 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares (cut 2 ½-inch squares once on the diagonal to make half square triangles.)

·         Cut (2) 3 ½” x wof strips: sub-cut (20) 3 ½” x 3 ½” squares (cut 3 ½ -inch square once on the diagonal to make half square triangles)

·         Cut (5) 4 ½” x wof strips : sub-cut (54) 3 ½” x 4 ½”