Jane Serger Placemat and Napkin - $25.00
Use the Serge and Flip method to make easy placemats with batting. You will serge the pieces together and then quilt them together in one step. One side has 4 blocks and the other side has 2 stripes so they are reversible. To finish the edges, serge a decorative edge with a 3 Thread Overlock stitch or a Wave stitch and sew them around curves. Also serge a matching Rolled Edge napkin.
A wonderful way to learn to use your serger!
Class size is limited so sign up early! You must pay for the class to reserve your spot!
TECHNIQUES TAUGHT IN THIS CLASS:
4 thread overlock seams and quilting
3 thread edge finish and serging around a curve
Rolled edge finish for napkins, etc.
Skill Level:
beginner
Skill Details:
Beginner
Requirements:
SUPPLIES for 1 placemat + 1 napkin:
1/2 yard cotton fabric, 42-45 inches wide Fabric #1 for placemat & napkin
1/4 yard cotton fabric, 42-45 inches wide Fabric #2 for placemat (or a fat quarter)
cotton batting (like Warm and Natural)– 2 pieces 6 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches
Thread to match or coordinate- 4 cones of thread for the serger
Optional for serger edging- 2 spools of 12 weight cotton or 2 spools of Pearl Crown rayon—either in same or contrasting colors
Wash A Way Wonder Tape
Optional for Napkin– 1 spool Woolley Nylon
Knit Fixer or Double eyed needle
Pins, scissors, 6 inch seam gauge and any other basic sewing supplies.
A serger with 4 thread and/or three thread and a rolled edge AND the instruction book
Extra serger needles
SUGGESTED FEET:
Regular or Clear foot for the serger
Rolled edge foot, if your serger requires a separate foot
Instructor Name:
Jane Kiser
Instructor Bio:
Jane Kiser