What you’ll make
Confident beginner
Is this class right for you?
This class is a great fit if:
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You want to try a Dresden project on a smaller scale
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You enjoy detailed piecing and texture
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You want to practice walking foot quilting
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You like having different quilting options to choose from
What you’ll learn
In this class, you’ll learn how to:
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Piece a nine-patch background block
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Cut and sew double-point Dresden blades
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Use a Hera marker for straight line quilting
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Quilt with a walking foot
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Attach and quilt a Dresden plate using two different methods
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Finish and hang your mini quilt using fabric or ribbon loops
What you’ll need
How the class works
Course curriculum
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Lesson 1 — Welcome to the Morning Rising Mini Quilt Class
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Lesson 2 — Using Quilty Class
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Lesson 3 — Downloading and Understanding the Pattern
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Lesson 4 — Choosing and Preparing Fabrics
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Lesson 5 — Cutting + Organizing Your Pieces
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Lesson 6 — Piecing the Nine-Patch Block
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Lesson 7 — Completing the Background Block
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Lesson 8 — Marking the Quilt with a Hera Marker
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Lesson 9 — Straight Line Quilting with a Walking Foot
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Lesson 10 — Cutting the Dresden Pieces
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Lesson 11 — Sewing the Dresden Blades
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Lesson 12 — Assembling the Dresden Plate
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Lesson 13 — Option 1: Top Stitching and Straight Line Quilting (top stitch edges + quilt along seams)
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Lesson 14 — Option 2: Free Motion Quilting the Dresden (glue in place + S-curve quilting)
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Lesson 15 — Adding Fabric or Ribbon Loops
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Lesson 16 — Hanging Your Mini Quilt
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About this course
- $39.00
- 16 lessons
- 2.5 hours of video content
Course Reviews
Here's what our students have said about this course:
Morning Rising
Jill Neumann
Morning Rising is a great way to learn about the Dresden Plate pattern. It looks complicated, but Melanie shares exactly how to bring it together. I have m...
Read MoreMorning Rising is a great way to learn about the Dresden Plate pattern. It looks complicated, but Melanie shares exactly how to bring it together. I have made this pattern four times, and it looks great on the wall or as a pillow.
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