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Supply List

• one or two layer cakes (42 - 10 inches squares per packages) depending on how big you want to make your quilt. I only used one. My quilt measures 55 inches wide by 72 inches long. Great for a lap quilt.

• 2 1/2 meters of background material or double that if you are using 2 layer cake packages.

• 1/2 meter material for your binding

• Note: if you have your own material of different colours you want to use you will need to cut out 42 - 10 inches squares or more if you want it bigger. The more colours you have the scrappier it will look. This is a very easy quilt and there will be a secondary block that will be used in another smaller quilt. There will not be any leftover material

Supply List: 

• ·  one Jelly Roll or 42- 2.5 wide strips cut across full width of fabricPre-cut fusible batting or regular batting strips or you can cut your own out of your own leftovers at 2 1/4 inches wide.

•  For folding strips Clover Fabric Tube Maker cost $29.50 (well worth if you want to make other rugs).

•  Or a Jelly Roll Sasher tool by Pauline Rogers available at Tina’s cost is $9.99.

• Pattern checked with Tina and she ordered 5 Bear patterns and 5 Butterfly patterns as well and these should be here in another week. Pattern will cost around $28.00.

•  For the chenille you will need 5 layers of fabrics and you could use fat quarters. Or you could use some fireside or any other soft material.

• ·  If you want chenille there are special cutters available but I just used a pair good of sharp scissors.

• ·Needle I used a 70/10 Microtex and for thread I used Superior Threads Microquilter Polyester # 100 it blended well with all my different colours. You could also use aTopstitch 80/12 or a denim needle. You might want to see what works best for you. Other thread choices are Monofilament thread or multicolour thread.

• · A 1/4 inch foot for sewing machine

• ·  A Ditch stitching foot if you have one or

• ·   A quilting foot for machine if you have one

• ·  1/2 metre of fabric for binding