The perfect type of quilt to practice your quilting skills: machine quilting, appliqué and piecing – the quilting possibilities are endless! This Project Tip Sheet will help get you started on a fun quilting journey.

1. How To
Sew:
Heart Appliqué
Quilt

2. Recommended Machine:
JK - SHIRLEY
The perfect type
of quilt to practice
your quilting skills:
machine quilting,
appliqué and piecing –
the quilting possibilities
are endless! This Project
Tip Sheet will help
get you started on a fun
quilting journey.
Cotton fabric
Fusible interfacing
Batting
Thread
Fabric marking tool
Cutting tools
Pins
Needle
Shopping List:

3. What to Cut:
1. Cut 61-inch x 41-inch bit of fundamental texture,
lining and, batting.
2. Cut 4 Dresden cutting edge pieces from each of the 5
plate hues.
3. Cut one 8 ½-inch measurement circle.
4. Cut heart and banner 20-inch x 12-inch from banner
texture.
Fabric:
•3 ½ yard main fabric 6 fat quarters: 5 for Dresden
blades, 1 for center circles
•1/3 yard flag fabric ½ yard fusible interfacing
•1 ¾ yard batting

4. 5. Layer fundamental knit texture pieces, right sides
together and batting. Stick along edges.
6. Set your machine for a straight join.
7. Embed the fitting needle for the texture to be sewn.
8. String the highest point of the machine and bobbin with
universally handy string in a shading that matches
shade of the texture.
9. Sew layers together with 1/2–inch creases, leaving an
opening of 6-inch on one side.
10. Trim corners at point near crease.
11. Turn stitch right side out through opening.
12. Squeeze edges to accomplish a fresh edge.
13. Hand sew opening shut.
14. String top of machine and bobbin with cotton
string in shading that differentiations texture.
15. Connect feed foot/strolling foot as coordinated.

5. Take note of: The even feed foot has its own particular
arrangement of feed dogs that work in conjunction with
the machine's encouraging framework to enhance the
stream of the texture. This is especially critical when
sewing a few layers of texture, for example, in stitching.
The even encourage foot "pulls" the top layer or layers
of texture through at the same speed as the machine's
feed dogs are pulling the base layer or layers of texture.
This is additionally profitable in coordinating plaids or
stripes, and in sewing heap sorts of textures, for
example, velour and ultra-softened cowhide.
16. Sew 1/2 –inch from edge along each side of knit.
17. Check selected plan on stitch with texture stamping
device.
18. Deliberately join taking after checked lines.
Take note of: The all the more gradually you sew the
more control you have managing the texture while sewing.

6. 19. Trim the string tails.
20. Append universally handy presser foot.
21. String the highest point of the machine and bobbin
with generally useful string in a shading that matches
one of the Dresden plate texture hues.
22. Coordinating right sides of Dresden cutting edges
join 1/4–inch creases to join, interchange textures and
rehash until plate is finished.
23. Squeeze creases to the other side.
24. Put Dresden plate right side confronting fusible
side of interfacing, stick.
25. Trim interfacing to fit Dresden plate.
26. Sew around Dresden pedals with 1/4-inch creases.
NOTE: Drop needle and turn at the valley point and
gradually bend on the pedals.
27. Trim abundance texture being mindful so as not to
clip crease line.
28. Turn Dresden plate right side out through opening
in focal point of plate.

7. 29. In same way, sew heart to interfacing, cut
little gap in interfacing to turn heart right side out.
30. Squeeze signal fifty-fifty length-wise. Open banner, cut
7-inches along squeezed line.
31. Make flag focuses by collapsing base center corners
of opening up and to the back. Press.
32. Squeeze flag sides and top in 1/4 inch.
33. String the highest point of the machine and bobbin with
generally useful string in a shading that matches flag
shading.
34. Lay banner on quilt. Stick set up and sew 1/8-inch from
edge around all sides. At corners, drop needle to
down position, lift presser foot and turn to new
heading. Bring down presser foot and keep sewing.
35. Stick hover to focus of Dresden plate. Stick set up.
36. Connect glossy silk line foot.
37. String the highest point of the machine and bobbin with
generally useful string in a shading that differences circle
shading.
38. Set to machine to a crisscross fasten.

8. 39. Somewhat slacken the top string strain and physically
change the stitch length in the vicinity of 0.5 and 2.0 for
glossy silk sewing.
Take note of: A Satin line is a firmly dispersed fasten for
appliqué, bar-attaching, and so forth.
40. Utilizing arrow point on glossy silk line foot take
after circle edge to join circle and Dresden plate.
41. Squeeze Dresden plate to flag. Squeeze heart to
focal point of circle.
42. Hand sew Dresden plate and heart set up.
43. Trim treads.

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