Everglow
Everglow - Wendy Lemmon
Instructor contact: wendy@buysouthernutah.com
Class Description: Do you have fabric that you just can’t cut? Then this is the quilt for you! This quilt uses large panels that are suitable for big prints and then the stripes and stars in coordinating colors. There are 4 color families used with a main print and two coordinates each.
When: Saturday, June 8 - 8:30 to 11:30 am
Skill level: Beginner
Pattern/Kit Fee: $12
Supplies/Fabric Requirements:
You will need to purchase the pattern, "Constance" from your favorite quilt shop or online from Robin Pickens website.
Lap:
Main Focal Prints – 1 Fat Quarter EACH of 3 Fabrics (one in each color group) PLUS 2 Fat Quarters in the 4th Fabric color group
Stars & Stripes – 1 Fat Quarter EACH of 8 fabrics (two coordinates in each color group)
Background – 2 Yards
Binding – 5/8 Yard
Backing 3 3/4 Yards
TWIN:
Main Focal Prints – 1/2 yard EACH of 4 fabrics (one in each color group)
Stars & Stripes – 1/3 yard EACH of 8 Fabrics (two coordinates in each color group)
Background – 3 2/3 yards
Binding – 2/3 yard
Backing – 7 Yards
QUEEN:
Main Focal Prints – 3/4 yard EACH of 3 fabrics (one in each color group) PLUS 1 yard in the 4th color group
Stars & Stripes – 1/2 yard EACH of 8 Fabrics (two coordinates in each color group)
Background – 4 1/2 yards
Binding – 3/4 yard
Backing – 8 1/2 yards
Further instructions regarding class preparation will be emailed by your instructor after registration.
Instructor bio:
I began sewing at the age of 7, however, I didn't find quilting until 1999. I taught myself the basics before I knew anything about quilting guilds, quilt shops or classes/retreats. I began by looking for help online and I found online fabrics swaps and block swaps. I was hooked! I attended my first quilt retreat in 2005 and fell in love with the quilting community. In 2008, I opened Main Street Quilt Cottage with 2 of my best friends and in 2016, I became a partner in Quilty Friends Retreats where we say, "We bring quilty friends together, one retreat at a time." My tastes in quilting have changed from time to time over the years. I love traditional patterns as well as modern. My usual go to fabrics are bright and cheerful. You might say I'm a little addicted to quilting! 🙂