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A N N I E ’S
O N L I N E V I D E O
C L A S S E S
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Instructor Nancy McNally
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Please Be Mine
Table Setting
Hand-dye your own fabric for the lovely pink
shades in this Valentine place setting. It’s easy
and the results are perfectly gradated colors.
finiShed SizeS
Place Mat: 15 inches in diameter
Coaster: 4
1/2
inches in diameter
Napkin: 17 inches square
materialS for one PlaCe Setting
• 44/45-inch-wide fabrics:
8 hand-dyed pink fat quarters (see
dyeing directions below) or
1/8
yard of 8 different shades of pink
1 fat quarter or 18 x 22-inch piece
white muslin for place mat back
•
3/4
yard lightweight fusible web
• 2 (5
1/2
-inch) and I (17-inch) square
of batting
• Tear-away stabilizer
• Water-soluble marking pen
• All-purpose thread to match fabrics
• Sewing machine with zigzag stitch
•
1/4
-inch and open-toe presser feet
• Rotary cutter, mat and ruler
• 1
1/2
and 3-inch heart templates
• Tube turner
• Basic sewing tools
by annabelle Keller for
Prym-dritz Corporation
• From your choice of fabrics 1–8, cut
10 (2
1/2
-inch) squares for the small
heart appliqués and 10 (4
1/2-
inch)
squares for the large heart appliqués.
• From fabric #4, cut one 17-inch
square for the binding for place mat
and coaster.
• From fabric #6, cut one 17-inch
square for the napkin.
• From fabric #8, cut one 17-inch
square for the place mat front.
• From the undyed muslin, cut one
17-inch square for the place mat back.
Note:
Prints are appropriate alternate
choices for this table setting and may be
substituted (see photo). For each napkin,
you will need one fat quarter. For the
appliqués you will need
1/8
yard of two
different prints. For each place mat front
and back you will need two fat quarters—
one each of two different prints.
aSSembly
Cutting for one PlaCe Setting
Machine-stitch on the lines. Remove
markings with a damp cloth.
2.
From the quilted square, cut a
15-inch-diameter circle for the place
mat. Layer and quilt the 5
1/2-
inch
squares for the coaster in the same
manner. Cut a 4
1/2
-inch-diameter
quilted circle for the coaster.
3.
From the 17-inch square of fabric
#4, cut 2
1/8
-inch-wide true-bias strips
to bind the outer edge of the place mat
(Figure 1). Using
1/4
-inch-wide seams,
stitch the strips together to make one
long piece. Press the seams open.
1.
Arrange the 17-inch square of
batting on top of the 17-inch square of
backing fabric. Place the 17-inch square
of Fabric #8 on top, face up. Use an air-
or water-soluble marking pen to draw a
1-inch grid on the top square of fabric.
Pin the layers together for quilting.
Figure
1
1
Figure
Cut
/
1
/
8
"-wide
bias strips.
Cut 2
1
2
8
"-wide
bias strips.
4.
From the bias strip, cut one 31
1/2-
inch-long piece for the napkin tie and
set aside.
5.
At one end of the remaining bias,
turn under and press
1/4
inch as shown
From Table Settings for the Seasons, Pages 6-9, Copyright © 2005 Table Settings for the Seasons
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From Table Settings for the Seasons, Pages 6-9, Copyright © 2005 Table Settings for the Seasons
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Please Be Mine Table Setting
in Figure 2. Fold the strip in half with
wrong sides together and long raw
edges even. With raw edges even, stitch
the bias to the outer edge on the right
side of the place mat. Begin stitching
2 inches from the folded end. When
you reach the beginning, trim the excess
bias, leaving enough to tuck into the
folded end. Complete the stitching.
dyeing the fabric
materialS
• 1 package
of Dylon
Permanent
Fabric Dye
#87029,
Deep Pink
• 2
3/4
yards
white muslin
•
1/4
cup table salt
• 8 (4-cup) food storage containers
with tight-fitting lids
• Plastic or glass measuring cups
with 4-cup, 2-cup and
1/4
-cup
capacities
• Rubber gloves
• Large plastic stirring spoon
• Permanent fabric marking pen
• Plastic bucket to soak fabric in
prior to dyeing
6.
Squeeze the water from the
soaked fat quarters.
7.
Pour 2 cups of the prepared dye
concentrate into the first 4-cup
container. Scrunch fabric #1 and
immerse into the container.
8.
Add 2 cups of water to the
remaining dye mixture. Stir. Pour
2 cups of this dye mixture into
container #2. Scrunch fabric piece #2
and immerse in container #2.
9.
Add 2 cups of water to the
remaining dye mixture. Stir. Pour 2
cups into container #3, scrunch fabric
#3 and immerse it. Continue in this
manner until you have immersed
the eight numbered fat quarters into
their respective containers. Cover
each container with its tight-fitting lid.
Leave fabrics in the dye containers
for six hours, turning them over every
30 minutes.
Note:
All tools used for dyeing fabric
should be reserved for that purpose
only. Do not use for food. Instructions
follow for preparing a run of eight
color gradations. Scrunching wet fabric
before immersing it in the dye results
in subtle mottling, giving more depth
to the dyed fabrics.
Sew binding to place mat edge.
Trim excess.
Sew binding to place mat edge.
Trim excess.
Sew binding to place
mat edge.
Sew binding to place
mat edge.
Trim excess.
Trim excess.
1.
Wash the fabric in hot water
and dry.
2.
Cut or tear nine fat quarters (18 x
Tuck end into
beginning of
Tuck end into
Tuck end into
beginning ofbinding.
beginning of
Tuck binding.
end into
binding.
beginning of
binding.
Figure 2
Figure 2
6.
Press the bias toward the seam
allowance,
Figure 2
wrap it over
and then
the edge to the underside. Slipstitch
in place. Bind the coaster in the
same manner.
7.
Fold the 31
1/2-
inch bias strip in half
lengthwise with right sides together.
Figure 2
22 inches) from the white muslin. Set
one aside for the back of the place
mat. Number the remaining pieces
from 1–8. Use the permanent marker
and write the number in a corner.
3.
Immerse the pieces in a
bucket of warm water and soak for
five minutes.
4.
Number the 4-cup storage
containers 1–8.
5.
Prepare the dye concentrate
by mixing the Dylon in the 4-cup
measure with
1/4
cup of salt
and 4 cups of warm water. Stir
until dissolved.
Note:
Use the remaining 2 cups
of dye concentrate to dye an extra fat
quarter of other fabric or dispose of it.
10.
Rinse all fabrics in cold water
until the water runs clear. Dry the
fabrics and press to remove wrinkles.
From Table Settings for the Seasons, Pages 6-9, Copyright © 2005 Table Settings for the Seasons
Stitch
1/4
inch from the long edges and
trim the seam to
1/8
inch. Use a tube
turner to turn the strip right side out.
Turn
¼
inch into each end of the tube
and machine-stitch the edges together
at each end.
8.
Make a double narrow hem around
the outer edges of the napkin square.
9.
From the fusible web, cut 10 (2
¾-
inch) squares for the small heart
appliqués and 10 (4
1/2
-inch) squares for
the large heart appliqués. Trace a small
heart on each small square and a large
heart on each large square.
10.
Following manufacturer’s
directions, apply the squares of fusible
web to the wrong side of each fabric
square. Cut out each heart.
11.
Remove the paper backing from the
hearts. Referring to the photo, arrange
hearts on the place mat, napkin and
coaster. Fuse in place following the
manufacturer’s directions.
12.
Place tear-away stabilizer on the
wrong side of the napkin, coaster and
place mat behind each appliqué. Attach
an open-toe embroidery foot to the
sewing machine and adjust for a short,
narrow satin stitch. Satin-stitch over
the raw edges of each heart. Remove
the stabilizer.
13.
Fold the napkin diagonally and tie
the bias around it in a bow. Knot the
ends of the tie.
●
Small Heart
Large Heart
When printing pattern pieces check to make
sure your print settings are set to print at 100
percent and page scaling displays “None”.
From Table Settings for the Seasons, Pages 6-9, Copyright © 2005 Table Settings for the Seasons

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