< Workshops Workshop: 11-Missy Bleu

Create a beautiful wall hanging or baby quilt. This is a modern take on a Log cabin quilt with a “quilt as you go” element.  Learn about tools that make your blocks perfectly square even if you can’t sew a straight line. This approach to making quilt block patterns can save you time, and is a great stash buster. 

Want a fast, fun, easy modern quilt?  A quilt that you quilt-as-you-go, and you can use up your stash?  Finish in a week and you won’t even need a long-armer?

This is a workshop for you!  Very modern too (one-of-a-kind), using an old log cabin block for inspiration, you don’t even need to sew a straight line – BUT you will have to cut/trim your block straight!

Missy Bleu makes a beautiful wall hanging, the perfect baby quilt or a lap blanket.

 

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Supply List:

  • Missy Bleu
    • Sewing machine in working order
    • Basic supplies
    • OPTIONAL: a "stitch-in-the-ditch" foot is helpful but not necessary
    • Thread - you can make a choice to be bold and choose a color that will stand out or if you prefer, neutral. Thread can play an important role in your design
    • Fabric scraps (lights and darks, mediums are harder to work with)
    • Fabric for backing
    • Depending on finish size of quilt, pre-cut 9 or 12 15" square pieces of batting. Any type of batting will work.. cotton, poly, bamboo or wool.
    • A large square ruler and a sharp rotary knife used for squaring up your blocks to a 14" x 14" size