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How to quilt a plain fabric for a future pouch

Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines

Patricia BUSSEMEIER

Workshop topic: Longarm machine

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Nb of students: 10

This is a class on free-motion quilting on a longarm where you will learn to how to tackle “open spaces” without fear. You will practice different quilting designs on the solid color fabric provided – or you can provide your own solid (or a tone-on-tone/blender fabric). You will complete your pouch at home using the instructions provided in the class.

Where: Place des Tisserands, 68160 Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines

List of supplies

None

Required supplies

Small fabric scissors
Chalk or erasable fabric pen
A washable glue stick

Fabrics to bring + lengh

If you do bring your own fabric, please bring a 30cm x 45 cm (12”x18”) rectangle.
A 5 cm x 60 cm (2”x24”) strip of accent fabric which should be folded in two and ironed along the long side (for the upper portion of the pouch).

Kit
+ Content

The teacher

Patricia BUSSEMEIER

Patricia Bussemeier lives in Göttingen, Germany and is working as a Handi Quilter Educator. When she studied Biology in Göttingen in the eighties, she sewed clothes and her first quilt.
She began teaching machine quilting in the nineties. Her big dream to own a Longarm Quilting Machine came true, when she started working as a Handi Quilter educator to help with the release of their first longarm machines in Germany in 2010.
Patricia assisted in many longarm classes held by well-known longarm quilters from the USA and Europe. She teaches longarm quilting classes and trains new longarm machine owners on their machines.
She is looking forward to share her knowledge with her students.