
Intermediate
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33 min 33 sec
00:57
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01:37
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03:17
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09:15
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05:18
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13:10
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Create a whole new topography on your quilt tops simply using whole pieces of fabric, batting and thread. Modern quilter, Carolyn Friedlander, shares eye-opening ways to approach wholecloth quilting, giving you a broad overview of hand-stitching and machine-quilting techniques. You will learn how to make modern tied quilts and combine big basting stitching in vibrant designs using Perle cotton and wool yarn. Plus Carolyn shares her tried-and-true techniques for using a walking foot and darning foot at the machine.
Learn how to:
What you’ll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- 24” x 24” quilt top fabric
- 30” x 26” backing (approximately)
- 30” x 26” wool batting (approximately)
- Curved or quilters safety pins
- Quilting gloves
- Snips
- Thimble
- Big-eyed quilting needles
- 2 Colors Perle cotton in desired colors (12wt)
- Wool yarn (fingering or worsted weight)
- Tapestry needle
- Sewing machine with extension table
- Walking foot
- Darning foot
- Machine needles (90/14)
- 2 colors cotton thread in desired colors (50wt)
Downloads:
- Baste your project
- Quilt using the "big stitch" technique
- Add yarn for a tied quilt
- Straight stitch with walking foot
- Free-motion quilt
What you’ll get:
- A master class on designing your own wholecloth quilting.
- 6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from Carolyn Friedlander
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students






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Wholecloth Quilting: Machine and Hand-Quilting Techniques Reviews
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Susan Cushing
great intro to hand stitching, hand tying, and free motion stitching a small, starter quilt
More than 3 months ago