To make a small wall hanging using a border print fabric and bias strips, raw edge machine appliqué and machine quilting.

1. To make bias strips from any fabric and apply them in a “Celtic” style pattern using machine appliqué techniques and invisible thread.
2. To cut and use border style fabric to add interesting features.
3. To add the main fabric as a border with a matched mitered corner.
4. Quilting and finishing ideas.

*1.20 metres of border print fabric. (Must have at least 4 repeats across width of fabric)
*1 metre homespun or plain fabric in a very dark or very light colour to match or tone with your border print.
*2 fat quarters to co-ordinate with the border print and contrast with the plain fabric. Can be patterned or plain.
*24” x 36” piece of medium weight (non-iron) interfacing .
*70cm backing fabric.
*Needle and thread for basting.
*Reel of Invisible or monofiliment thread. (Light colour)
*¼” Steam a seam (available from most quilt stores)
*½ metre of visoflex
*Approx 70cm thin batting ie. Pellon, iron-on-Pellon or similar.
*Iron and pad or small appliqué iron and pad (not essential but useful)
*Kitchen baking paper (available at most supermarkets)
*Spray Starch (available at most supermarkets)
*Sewing machine and manual. (Including all supplied sewing feet)
*Usual sewing equipment ie. Sharp scissors, cutting board and cutter,etc.