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OESD is a company that partners with BERNINA for thread and other sewing and embroidery supplies. They are providing us with ideas for machine embroidery projects, each teaching a special technique. You will need to bring their own USB Jumpdrive or may choose to purchase one from SVQ which will then be loaded with the project design. May 2021 - Sweetheart Tea Light Holder June 2021 - Creating a Patch - make a patch with a sealed edge that can be easily ironed onto the project of your choice. July 2021 - Stitch N Turn Quilt Label - in class learn how to use Stitch N Turn with a quilt label that can be then permanently applied to the back of a quilt without hand stitching. August 2021 - Quilted Table Runner - edge to edge quilting, place your designs to fill spaces perfectly, learn the secrets to eliminating thread tails. September 2021 - Goody Bag Topper - this in the hoop project is perfect for special applications, you'll learn double applique, when to change bobbins and how to add your own design or monogram October 2021 - Patchwork Zipper Pouch - made completely in the hoop you'll stitch your zipper, piece the pouch and quilt it with embroidery November 2021 - learn how to create this in-the-hoop luggage tag/badge holder featuring a vinyl pocket plus a pocket to keep a few things close at hand December 2021 - In the Hoop Towel Holder - this fun towel hanger with applique for your tea towel!

This scrappy traditional quilt was inspired by the designers experiences in New York City. Keeping your options open, letting ideas, memories, colors and tools collide into this project using up to 150 fabrics and making them live in harmony together to express joy! Required book: Double Wedding Ring Quilts by Victoria Findlay Wolfe and the sample in the classroom is on page 36 of the required book. However, you may choose any of the patterns in this wonderful book to work on in class. Go scrappy with your fabrics or choose a more controlled palette. You are encouraged to stretch your imagination and perhaps try a technique or two that you haven?t done before. The patterns in this book use paper-piecing, templates, and even slashed fabric if you wish.

This scrappy traditional quilt was inspired by the designers experiences in New York City. Keeping your options open, letting ideas, memories, colors and tools collide into this project using up to 150 fabrics and making them live in harmony together to express joy! Required book: Double Wedding Ring Quilts by Victoria Findlay Wolfe and the sample in the classroom is on page 36 of the required book. However, you may choose any of the patterns in this wonderful book to work on in class. Go scrappy with your fabrics or choose a more controlled palette. You are encouraged to stretch your imagination and perhaps try a technique or two that you haven?t done before. The patterns in this book use paper-piecing, templates, and even slashed fabric if you wish.