Little Rebel Quilted Jacket
National Quilters Circle EditorsThe Grace Company Little Rebel quilting machine can also be used for patchwork and garment construction. Join Nicki Lafoille for a fabulous quilted jacket project. Upcycling is a great way to give an old quilt a second life. This video includes a pattern with three sizes available for you to custom create a one of a kind wearable. Learn how the Little Rebel is perfect for patchwork piecing, machine quilting and garment construction all with the simple adjustment of the needle plate and presser foot. A machine for all steps in the creative process. Nicki provides demonstrations for how easy it is to move from step-to-step in the jacket creation process.
Download the free jacket pattern in sizes S, M, and L here.
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What is the name of the pattern of the quilt. My grandmother on my mom's side used to make that very pattern but I don't know what the name of it is and I'm talking about the quilt block name. Also she had a tulip quilt that she used to make that was an applique and she did the Sun bonnet Sue applique quilt. I want to find those patterns to keep them alive so they are not lost. I really am interested in the quilt block name that's used in this jacket though.
Why not use the double fold bias binding that you use when you make a quilt? You fold the binding in half, stitch the raw edges of the binding to the raw edges of the quilt,, fold the binding over to the other of the quilt, and then stitch down the folded edge of the binding. NO raw edges. You don't have to worry about folding under the binding on the second side.
Why not make this kind of pattern available in larger sizes? Do you guys think only skinney peoplewant to make somethin like this?
Looking for the pattern for the jacket
Yes I need the pattern also...
The description states that the video comes with the pattern. But I'm unable to find a link for the pattern. Am I missing something?
Is there somewhere to get this in print? I would love to make one but I honestly do not have the time to watch the video over and over as my time permits ( I own 2 businesses and work 55-70 hours a week) please let me know..... Thank you!
I love wearable art. Beautiful jacket and the Hong Kong finish on the seams makes all the difference.