MATERIALS
Q .7m (3yd) white low- 2
volume print fabric
(background) – see Note
Q 22 strips, 2 x 21in in
assorted bright prints
(chameleon)
Q30cm (^33 ⁄ 8 yd) each of three
assorted lime green print
fabrics (leaves)
Q Three assorted fat quarters
of lemon green print
fabrics (leaves)
Q at eighth of forest green F
print fabric (leaves)
Q wo fat eighths of olive T
green print fabrics (leaves)
Q at quarter of blue-green F
print fabric (leaves)
Q Three fat quarters of
assorted green print
fabrics (leaves)
Q50cm (^1 ⁄ 2 yd) each of two
bright green print fabrics
(leaves)
Q ong strips of at least L
three green solid fabrics
(leaf stems)
Q50cm (^5 ⁄ 8 yd) black and
white stripe print fabric
(binding)
Q .7m (3yd) backing fabric 2
Q Batting at least 173 x
135cm (68 x 53in) plus a
rectangle, 50 x 60cm (20 x
24in) (trapunto chameleon)
Q Bright blue and assorted
green machine-embroidery
threads (chameleon and
leaf appliqué)
QCreamquilting thread
QFusible web – see Note
QTear-away stabiliser
QLarge sheets of paper
QRotary cutter, ruler and mat
QSewing machine with(^1) ⁄ 4 in, free-motion and
embroidery feet
Q General sewing supplies
Finished size:
153 x 115cm (60 x 45in)
Note: Read all the instructions
before starting the project. It
is recommended that fabrics
be 100% cotton, pre-washed
and well ironed. Requirements
are based on fabric 107cm
(42in) wide. Choose a non-
directional print for the
background fabric. Mandy
used 5m (5^1 ⁄ 2 yd) of 90cm
(36in) wide fusible web for this
project. The appliqué method
used is raw-edge fusible web
with machined decorative and
free-motion stitches, but you
can adapt the instructions
for your chosen technique.
Instructions are given for
using the printed Pattern
Sheet in the magazine, but
you can also download
the digital patterns from
http://www.homespun.net.au
and print them out.
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