Supply List for a Gaggle of Geese Workshop

Fabric requirements for a one day class: scraps will work.  If you don't have any, bring 6 fat quarters in a variety of darks, lights and mediums as well as 1/2 yard of muslin or tone on tone. 

sallyward.gif (125514 bytes)Fabric requirements for a two day class depends on the quilt you choose to make and the method you choose to make your flying geese.  For example, the quilt to the left (Sally wovenstars.gif (170030 bytes)Ward's Woes), which finishes at 90" x 90", will use 6 yards of background, 4 yards green, 4 yards red and 1 yard gold (more or less.) The woven stars quilt to the right finishes 60" x 72" and will need 4 yards of background and 1 yard each of the four colors in the star, plus an additional yard for the border (more or less.)  When in doubt, bring extra fabric. (Click on the picture thumbnail to see these up close.)

The Basics:

  • A sewing machine in good working order complete with power cord and foot pedal, extra filled bobbins, extra machine needlesaccessories, sewing machine extension table (if you use one), cleaning tools (oil, Q-tips, lint brush), rubber door stops to prop your machine or table towards you, OTT light and/or extra light bulb for your machine.
  • Basic sewing kit: extra thread (gray is a good neutral color) pins, scissors and/or thread snips, seam ripper, sewing gauge, tape measure, hand sewing needles, needle threader, thimble, fabric marking pencil or pen
  • Paper marking pencil or pen, pencil sharpener, paper for note-taking, paper lunch bag and masking tape for cleanup.  Don't forget your glasses! 
  • Rotary cutter, extra blade, good sized mat, your favorite ruler(s).  Bring a long one as well as a small 4 1/2" or 6 1/2" one. 
  • Iron or mini-iron, ironing mat and an extension cord or power strip.
  • Pillow to sit on, bottle of water, chocolate.
  • An open mind and a desire to try something new.
  • Patience, patience, patience. 
  • A willingness to have fun!

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