Artist Postcards / Trading Cards Friday, March 28 from 10 to 2 p.m. Taught by Trish Charity- renown Fiber Artist - $30.00

Class: Artist Postcards / Trading Cards
Teacher: Trish Charity
Text or email questions to: 858-603-3755
Date/Time: Friday March 28, 2025 10a-2p
Class Description: Ever wonder how to use up those precious scraps of fabric, yarn, trims, etc. that are too pretty to throw away? This is the class for you. Turn your precious fragments into unique gift cards, postcards, tags, or artist trading cards. All you need is a sense of adventure and a willingness to play.
Main Supply List:
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Base layer substrate (suggested options)
If possible, bring a few different materials to see what you may or may not like using
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Watercolor paper or sturdy card stock
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Cotton duck
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Muslin
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Tyvek
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Fusible of your choice (I use MistyFuse as it is lightweight) and:
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School Glue
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Fray Check or similar (optional)
Sewing Supplies
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Sewing machine (straight & zig zag stitch minimum)
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Threads to match and/or accent materials
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Sewing machine needles (suitable for materials 80/12 or 90/14)
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Scissors
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Rotary cutter
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Rotary mat (small or medium)
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Small Iron
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Ironing mat
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Teflon pressing sheet or similar
Fabrics/Materials: (suggestions – bring lots of scraps / it’s fun to barter and trade)
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Cotton fabrics or blends (suggestions)
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Batiks
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Lace / chiffon fabrics
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Fabrics with different scales of prints (small, medium, large)
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Light-weight upholstery
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Light-weight flat lace (cottons or blends)
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Trims, narrow cording
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Flat beads or buttons
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Tulle, netting, cheesecloth
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Angelina Fibers
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Specialty yarns
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Art papers
**** Bring all the weird stuff from your studio you don’t know what to do with or why you bought it in the first place. You may not use it but you will be bummed if it was the perfect accent. ****
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | Great Beginner class |
Materials Included: | Sewing table |
Requirements: | Pattern - Only One - Available at Coco's Prescott Quilt Works Fabric with large 22" or 24" repeat and lots of negative space. Amount of fabric will depend on size of quilt and you can find that on the pattern. A minimum of 3.5 yards required |
Instructor Bio: | Dora Cary .......Orange Dot Quilts was created in 2016 by me, Dora Cary, a Romanian-born engineer and designer who moved to the United States in 2001, discovered quilting in 2006, made my first quilt and became an American citizen in 2008, and wrote my first quilt pattern in 2013. Now I have more than 30 quilt and bag patterns and even more patterns are waiting to be created. I have several notebooks filled with ideas and sketches waiting to be turned into quilts, bags, or something else altogether. I love quilting for the creativity and freedom of expression it gives me, and I love the quilting community for the amazing generosity and sense of camaraderie. Sew much love! P.S.: Why Orange Dot Quilts, you ask? Because I love orange and polka dots and quilts. Because ORANGE, DOTs, and QUILTS make me happy. |
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