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Before beginning each day, please be sure to work from the most updated version of the class PDF.
- Straight pins
- Sewing machine
- Hand-sewing needles
- Scissors
- Rotary cutter and mat
- Ruler and templates
- Paper templates are included in the PDF but you can find acrylic templates for the applique here, and mylar templates here.
- Marking tool
- Fabric glue stick
- Aurifil 50 weight thread in a dark and light
- Iron and ironing surface
- Fusible web for machine applique; Anna Maria uses Steam-a-Seam
- About 10 yards of quilting weight cotton fabric. Anna Maria uses the following colors: rust, black printed, solid black, leopard, maroon, lime green, blue and yellow plaid, medium blue, pink plaid, purple, red, coral/green floral, stripe fabric, light blue, cream, pale pink and yellow, dark grey, yellow, pink, rust, coral, pink and white pattern, light grey, solid blue, blue and aqua pattern, and green. If you'd like to use all the fabric in Anna Maria's original quilt, you can purchase her fabric bundle here
Finished quilt is 64" x 80"
- Use templates
- Work needle turn hand appliqué
- Machine appliqué
- Sew patchwork
- Work with grid rulers
- Sew half-square triangles
- Cross cut
- Sew no-waste flying geese blocks
- Work with color in a quilt design
- Assemble a patchwork design to build a quilt top
What you'll get:
- Instructions on how to make the Dear Diary Quilt
- 31 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list and PDF containing quilt patterns and sewing guide
- Step-by-step expert instruction from Anna Maria Horner
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
I am not a needle turn applicator. So I did mine on the machine. I was OK with curved pieces, but not on the small one. I tried it several times and eventually made up a different block using the requirements that were needed to fill in that space. I think the teacher did a very good job and I enjoyed this tremendously.
Love this class. There are a few errors in sizes/quantities in the instructions that I would have thought would have been easy to ememdy by now but they are easily resolved.
Over all a fabulous way to use up lots of different fabrics. I forced my self not to buy anything additional for this quilt and use only from my stash and really pushed myself to be braver in my fabric choices.
Loved the finishd quilt.
Thank you x
I love how it was taught with each day builting up on previous classes and skill level should increase to equal difficulty!
