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212S Take a Chance, Sew, and Throw Game Saturday 6th July
Rosemary Perry
Session: 2 x 3hr
Level: Confident Beginner / Intermediate
Workshop Type: Sewing Machine
Rosemary enjoys all forms of quilt making, experimenting with new techniques and aiming for
excellence in all her work. Her classes are relaxed and unpressurised, where each student is
encouraged to enjoy the class and to develop their own creative ideas. Her teaching approach is
gentle, patient and encouraging. She is always so gratified when a student has accomplished a new
skill, or expresses their appreciation for what they have learnt, in the smiles on their faces.
DETAILED COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This is a fun, block-based workshop/game. The game starts by randomly selecting coloured threads.
These will determine which blocks must be sewn and the order in which they will be sewn. Once that
is done, the students will throw a dice and follow the instructions linked to each number on the dice.
Take a Chance!! You will discover interesting and unexpected shapes appearing. The final part of the
game will be the design process where students will arrange the components into a pleasing quilt
top. Then learn how to draft the layout and leave the class with the background fabric labeled with
the cutting dimensions, making the assembling of the quilt easy. Remember the game is not over till
the puzzle has been solved.
Student Requirements:
Background fabric - 1 metre
5 or 6 Fat quarters in colours of your choice
16 inch x 8 inch each of black and white fabric
Sewing machine in good working order
Extension cord and adaptor
Cutting board and rotary cutter
12 inch ruler
Batting or fabric as a design wall
Coloured pencils
Fine tip pen
Sewing shears and small scissors
Basic sewing supplies