Registration is open to public June 17.
To find out more and book workshops with me go to: https://www.americanquilter.com/quiltweek/instructor/view/eventid/39/instructorid/131
Embroidery for Molas
All Levels - 3 hours
All times are Local: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location: Victory Hall
Workshop: AQS Lancaster #55W3501
After the stitchwork of a Mola is complete, interest is added by the Kuna makers with some very finely worked basic embroidery stitches. The running stitch, seed stitch, chain stitch, feather stitch, fly stitch, and buttonhole to name a few. They are worked in threads or floss. Come learn these basic stitches and how they are used so you can embellish your Molas / favorite quilt pieces with embroidery with a modern twist.
If you want to learn a bit about this technique before the workshop, check out our Tutorials section on the website: Hand Reverse Appliqué tutorial.
See below for downloadable Workshop materials list. All links open in a new window.
There is a Required Kit for a fee that must be purchased in addition to the workshop.
If you’d like us to make a mola prior to class, make the Sprig Mola mug rug. The pattern comes in your required Kit, You can also choose to buy an optional fabric kit put together by us perfectly to suit the pattern’s design and style. There are several colorways to choose from.
View and Download Workshop Supply List and Required Kit for Students.
Recommended items
Why do we recommend these specific supplies? Read more about it here in this PDF.
Kai scissors, bent, blunt tipped
Needle threader for small-eyed needles
Beam N Read personal Light (and USB adaptor to plug in)
Frixion gel pen
Kai scissors specially honed for Eye of the Beholder Quilt Design, and only available from us!
Hand-polished and with soft ergonomic grip handles, Kai Scissors are made in Japan of fine stainless steel with vanadium. These scissors are specially balanced to allow for fatigue-free cutting on all types of fabrics. Hardened stainless steel blades offer superior cutting action.
4 inch, bent handled scissor with slightly blunted tips. Allowed by most airlines when you travel.
These scissors are my very favorite when I Trace, Baste, Snip & Stitch. They allow me to trim away the top fabric without worry of cutting the background fabric. The slightly blunted tip means my scissor blade just glides between the top and background fabric layers.