Robin Ruth

You should have received a 4 page document from Debbi Dillman written by Robin Long explaining the workshop and the homework you need to complete before the class. Contact Debbi Dillman if you can't find it.

Candyce Grisham: Dresden Springtime

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
You Tube video shows supplies needed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb53LpmG0zo.
These Dresden plates have always reminded me of flowers, or stars or fireworks but mostly flowers. In this class we will make just a few plates, learn some different edge and piecing techniques, explore colors and layout, learn to make bias stems and create our own “gardens”. Ideal for making just a few. Use your favorite “flower” fabrics whether in prints or solids. Use a solid background or piece one. Applique by hand or by machine. Lots of choices but unique and fun.

SUPPLIES

FABRIC

CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

Cut and label strips A- J using measurements in Unit size cutting column. Instructions for completing flowers, stems and backgrounds in workshop.

  Dresden Edge Strip Size Unit Sized Cutting Wedge
A Curved Serendipity 3½" 2 fabrics 3½ x 22" 3½"
B Points 4½" 2 fabrics 4½ x 22" 4½"
C Serendipity Points 3" 2 fabrics 3 x 22" 3"
D Sawtooth   20–2¼ x 3¼"(2 fabrics) 4"
E Round 3" 1 fabric 3" x WOF 3"
F Round 3½" 2 fabrics 3½ x 22" 3"
G Round 4" 2 fabrics 4 x 22" 4"
H Points 4½" 3 fabrics 4½ x 22" 4½"
I Round 3½" 1 fabric 3½" x WOF 3½"
J Serendipity 4" 2 fabrics 4 x 22" 4"