While this class is beginner friendly, there will be a bit of tedious stitching while adding on the layers. Once the jack-o-lantern has been sewn down, you’ll finish him off with Chenille-It blooming bias tape. Adding this will give him a fun layer of texture! There should be plenty of time to get this project done in class. The only thing to do when you take it home is throw it in the wash to bring the Chenille-It texture to life.



This class will include a kit that contains all the fabrics needed for the pillow top or wall hanging, as well as the Chenille-It and grid interfacing.

Backing is NOT included and can be purchased in the shop.

Kit contents

Jack-o-lantern

5 orange Fat eighths

F16 square brown fabric

F16 black fabric

2.5" grid interfacing 1/2 yard

1/2 of 3/4 yard cut - background

1/2 yard of oranges for back

Chenille-It

1/2 yd brown

1 1/4 yd black

1 1/2 yd orange

Tracing pens for light and dark fabrics

Thread colors needed- black, brown & orange (not bright)

Rotary cutter

Cutting Mat

Scissors

Pins 

Ruler for cutting 2 1/2 inch squares from fat eighth

Travel Iron, if you have one

Pressing mat, if you have one

Sewing machine and applicable cords and Pedal

Walking foot might be useful, though I didn’t use one.