Reverse Appliqué Small Curves

Jennifer Wagner of Snapdragon Quilting presents:

This miniature quilt is easier to make than it looks! With a little bit of freezer paper and Elmer’s school glue you’ll learn how to create these small smooth curves. Bring a fun charm pack to highlight in the circles or solid fabrics for a modern look. Bonus: We will cover 14 different design options. You'll be amazed how ONE PATTERN can make so many different mini quilts!

Skill level: Confident beginner to advanced quilter

You will receive an email with this materials list, a link to purchase the pattern, and the class prep - please watch for that separately from your registration.

Sewing Machine Required

Materials:

• Pattern: Mini Moons Quilt Pattern (available at at SnapdragonQuilting.com)

• Fabric: Avoid low thread count fabrics as they fall apart when cut on the bias.

◦ (1) 5" x 5" precut square pack or twenty 5" squares

◦ (2) or more background fabrics, ¹⁄₂ yd of each

• Coordinating thread

• Batting, backing, and binding are not needed for class but will be needed to finish the quilt, refer to the pattern for yardages.

• Coloring pages (free at SnapdragonQuilting.com/post/mini-moons-story-coloring-pages)

• Colored pencils

Supplies:

• Elmer's School Glue, washable

• Fineline Glue Tip (for Elmer's), optional

• Freezer paper, I like the heavy duty kind

• Marking pen or chalk pencil

• Seam Guide Tool for HSTs by Creative Grids, optional

• Easy Press Pen or Spray Starch

• Rotary cutter

• Sewing machine with an open toe foot

• Seam ripper (just in case!)

• Fabric scissors

• Paper scissors

• Small ruler for rotary cutting

See inspiration photos and share: #MiniMoonsQuilt @SnapdragonQuilting