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Inchworm Quilting es para los jóvenes que quieren aprender una nueva técnica de costura. Los dos primeros proyectos vienen acompañados de instrucciones detalladas que muestran a los jóvenes quilters cómo tener éxito.
Diane Holt
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3 lecciones pregrabadas
3 semanas
de apoyo docente1 año de acceso
al contenidoProyectos
1-2 horas por semana. incluidoCertificado de finalización
Certificate of completion will be given when student sends picture of completed projects.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - Pre-A1
Grado de EE. UU. 5 - 8
Nivel Beginner
Inchworm Quilting teaches basic sewing and quilting methods. Students discover how to use a rotary cutter and rotary mat and cutting with a straight edge. Students learn to measure to the half inch. All seams are sewn with 1/2 inch and are straight lines. Students learn to make a quilt using the pillowcase method. In inchworm quilting, sewing vocabulary is taught along with the color combinations on the color wheel.
Metas de aprendizaje
Students will learn basic sewing and quilting methods.
Programa de estudios
3 Lecciones
más de 3 semanasLección 1:
101 PART A QUILT SAMPLE Let's make a quilt top. It measures 24" X 25".
Beginning a sample quilt with three fat quarters, students iron fabric, learn how to use a rotary cutter, cutting mat, and cutting ruler. They will square fabric and cut quilt pieces. Students will pin fabrics, right sides together, and sew seams with 1/2 inch seams. They will assemble the main quilt and then add a border. Lección 2:
101 PART B QUILT SAMPLE Let's finish our sample quilt.
Building on the previous lesson, students will sandwich the quilt using batting, backing and quilt top. They will assemble the quilt using the pillowcase method. Leaving a eight inch opening, they will learn this technique. Turning the quilt inside out, they are ready to finish the quilt by tying the quilt. Their sample quilt is then ready to use. Lección 3:
102 LAZY RIVER BABY QUILT This is a big project but you have the skills.
Using the skills of Lesson 1 and 2, students are ready to make Lazy River Baby Quilt. This quilt teaches how to make a strip quilt. The video discusses color schemes and looking for colors as they purchase their fabrics. They assemble the quilt using the pillowcase method. They close the opening using the blind stitch. They finish the quilt by tying it. Otros detalles
Orientación para padres
Because sewing has tools that can cause harm, parent supervision will be required.
The cost of sewing machine, patterns, supplies and fabrics are your responsibility.
A local quilt shop has agreed to supply patterns and kits that include the necessary fabrics you will need: fabricmercantile.com The batting is not included. In search bar put Inchworm. The patterns and kits are at a discount. However, if you decide to purchase your own fabric at your own local store, that's great.
Links to the 3 videos are on YouTube. They provide helpful hints and instructions necessary to be successful on your first projects.
Requisitos previos
Students should be able to thread a sewing machine needle, thread a bobbin, know how to sew in a straight line, know how to operate a sewing machine, know how to measure to the half inch, and follow directions.
Lista de útiles escolares
Basic Sewing Supplies: basic sewing machine, sewing machine thread, scissors, rotary cutter, rotary cutting mat, 6 1/2 X 24" cutting ruler, straight pins, sewing needle, sewing needle with large eye for yarn, measuring tape, pin cushion. SAMPLE QUILT (Lesson 1 & 2): 3 fat quarters, 3/4 yard backing batting measuring abt 27" X 27" matching yarn or crochet thread 102 Lazy River Baby Quilt (Lesson 3): Main Fabric 1 yd Secondary Fabric 5/8 yd Between Fabric 5/8 yd Backing Fabric 2 yds Batting 44" X 64" matching yarn or crochet thread
Se unió el May, 2020
4.9
28reseñas
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Utah Certificado de Docencia en Educación elemental
I received a bachelor's degree in special education and elementary education from Weber State University at Ogden, Utah. I retired after teaching 15 years in the public school setting. During COVID, I taught reading remediation at Outschool to some amazing students. After COVID I did a service project teaching English to migrant farm workers. It was a wonderful experience.
My passion is making quilts for humanitarian organizations. Humanitarian quilts are sent across the world to refugees, homeless families, and children facing difficult physical challenges. Imagine the smiles that come across the faces of sad and weary men, women and children when they snuggle up to a colorful, handmade quilt made by a stranger especially for them.
I would like to share quilt making skills to you so that you, too, can make quilts to share with others. Please join.Reseñas
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