Bargello quilts look like tapestries with their colorful and appealing patterns made from joining strips of different fabrics. This quilt uses multiple strip sets instead of the usual method of sewing a single strip set into a tube. The first night of the class, you don’t need to bring your machine or cutting tools. You will focus on picking fabrics. Bring your fabrics and the teacher will assist you with choosing and arranging them. The second night, you will start making the quilt.

Supplies:
--You can bring fabrics from your stash that are .5 to 1 yard long. Pick 2 color schemes that you like. Or you can bring no fabric at all to the first class and we will start from scratch.
--“Barging Ahead” by Nancy Roelfsema - Available in class from the teacher $10
--Rotary cutter (45mm or 60mm any brand)
--Cutting Mat: 18”x24”
--Ruler - 6”x24” or 6.5” or 8.5” wide
--Good Quality Seam Ripper like a Clover Seam Ripper
--Thread to match your fabric, it needs to be a 50wt 100% Cotton
--Spray Sizing - Mary Ellens best press or Faultless Magic Sizing Spray
--Blue painters tape
--Frixion Pen
-- Seam Guide by Guidelines4Quilters