Sue Olsen has developed a fabric art technique known as "Design to Free-Motion Line". With this technique, you use your sewing machine to draw lines on a patterned design. The sewing machine needle is like an artist's pencil, and the fabric foundation is like an artist's sketch pad. Although you are using a pattern for the basic fabric art design, the "Design to Free-Motion Line" technique allows you to personalize the wall-hanging to suit your individual taste. The sewn lines should be irregular, imperfect and fun! You can sew any design you want on the pattern pieces, on the background pieces, and even on the borders. The lines you choose to sew will make the wall-hanging uniquely your own! Relax and enjoy!

Materials Needed: Spray or stick adhesive Black quilting thread Chalk marker/pencil Sharpie® pens- fine and ultra fine Safety pins Darning foot or free-motion sewing foot 1/4-inch sewing machine foot Quilting needles- size 14 Steam-A-Seam 2® Parchment cooking paper Embroidary scissors (very sharp) Regular scissors (very sharp) Masking tape Rotary cutter and mat 16 and 1/2-inch square up ruler Batting Quilting ruler Tracing paper Muslin
		Not shown: iron, ironing board, extension table (Sew Steady®) for sewing machine.