Judy Niemeyer
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Bali Fever Instructions
Bali Fever
Judy Niemeyer Quilting
www.quiltworx.com

Pre-cutting the fabrics is a mandatory requirement prior to taking this course. Please begin preparing for class at least 1-WEEK prior to the class to make sure that you are able to get familiar with your pattern and complete the pre-cutting before hand. We always recommend reading through your entire pattern before beginning.


Corrections: Be sure to check the website for corrections before beginning any of the instructions below. Go to www.quiltworx.com, click on patterns, find your pattern and check for instructions.

Fabric Selection: This quilt was made using four packages of Bali Pops, and 8 additional cuts of fabric for your S-units. Any pre-cut package of 2 1/2″ strips such as Bali-pops, Jelly Rolls, etc. will work, or you can choose your own fabrics! If you choose to use your own yardage you will need to cut 160 2-1/2″ x 42″ strips in a variety of light, medium and dark fabrics. Bali Pops are not used for the S-Units. Refer to the yardage chart on the back of your pattern for the required fabric amounts for these units.

Prepare the Template Layout Sheets: Please refer to the Templates, and Template Layout Sheets on page 2 of your pattern. Make sure your templates are placed in the bags noted on the Bag Chart on page 2.

Prepare the Foundation Papers: Please refer to the Foundation Papers, Templates and Template Layout Sheets on page 2 of your pattern. Place the foundation papers in the bags noted on the Bag Chart on page 2.

Cutting Instructions: If you are using your own fabric instead of prepackaged strips make sure that you have your (160) 2 1/2″ x 42″ strips cut before class. You do not need to do anything else with these strips before class. Judy will go over arranging your fabrics into strip sets in class!

  • Unit-S, Background Bag #2: Follow the instructions under ‘Cutting Instructions for Unit-S, Background Bag #2’on page 4 of your pattern. If you are unfamiliar with Judy’s cutting techniques and are not comfortable cutting the Template Layout Sheet apart, you can wait to do this part after Judy has completed the demo in class. Using a binder or large paper clip, clip your fabrics and place in bag #2. If you would like to only cut out enough fabric to complete one unit during class, feel free. This will give you the opportunity to see how your strip units come together before commiting yourself to these fabrics for your S-units.
  • Unit-S, Spikes Bag #2: Follow the instructions under ‘Cutting Instructions for Unit-S, Spikes Bag #2’ on page 4 of your pattern. Clip your fabrics and place in bag #2. If you would like to only cut out enough fabric to complete one unit during class, feel free. This will give you the opportunity to see how your strip units come together before commiting yourself to these fabrics for your S-units.

The following items will be used in class:

Sewing Machine with a quarter-inch foot and Accessories
Steam Iron
Ironing Board
One piece of Template Plastic (3″ by 12″ piece)
12″ Add-a-quarter ruler
Purple Thang (optional)
6″ by 12″ ruler
Medium size cutting mat (18″ by 24″)
Rotary cutter 45mm or 60 mm
New rotary blade
Size 70 needles (Microtex recommended)
Scissors
Seam ripper
Surge protectors
Extension cords
Fabric glue UHU stic
Glue Pen (Fons and Porter, Sewline, or Avery recommended)
High quality cotton sewing thread
Flower pins
Scotch Tape
Large Ziploc Bags
Stapler
Binder Clips
Large Paper Clips

If you have any questions regarding this class, please contact your instructor directly. Contact information for Judy and her Certified Instructors is available on our website at http://quiltworx.com. Please include your correct email address, phone number, and name. You may also want to check out our website www.quiltworx.com and our facebook page quiltworx.com prior to selecting fabrics. There are many samples, slide shows, and color-changing quilts available for you to enjoy. We also have corrections and helpful hints posted for most of the patterns we have published.

 

Judy Niemeyer and the Certified Instructors

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