The latest Jacket trend is a quilted jacket, and as quilters we have an advantage. Join us in combining quilting skills with very beginner-friendly garment construction. The jacket is a loose-fit drop-shoulder with deep angled pockets. This jacket will be a nice addition for Fall. It’s just like wearing a quilt, so warm and lightweight. 

Supply List:
--Hovea Coat Pattern - original or curves - megannielsen.com
--Etched Diamond Quilt x Hovea Coat Pattern Extension - shannonfraserdesigns.com
--Fabric for jacket and lining, binding and quilt pattern - this requirement will be based on size of jacket, I will meet with each student to determine yardage. There is a little bit of overlap from jacket pattern to Diamond extension.
--8.5” x 24” ruler
--12.5”x 12.5” square ruler
--6” x 12” ruler
--HST ruler by Bloc Loc 9 (optional)
--Erasable Marking Tool (Like frixion pen)
--Cutting Mat (small size to be placed at your work space is recommended)
--Rotary Cutter and blades
--Piecing Thread 
--Quilting Thread
--Mary Ellen’s Best Press or Faultless Magic
--Fabric Scissors 
--Sewing Machine in good working order 
--Seam Guide
--Walking Foot
--Guide Bar (optional)
--Machine Needles for piecing and quilting 
--Hera Marker
--Pins
--Clips - used to hold seams when sewing the quilted jacket pieces together
--Painters Tape
--Basting Pins
--Seam Ripper 
--Batting