Painted and Quilted Poinsettia Wall Hanging Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwZtp6z34MY Supplies 2 pieces of 100% white cotton fabric (about 14” x 17”) Terial Magic Spray Stabilizer Iron and ironing surface Pencil Poinsettia Drawing - available on my blog – Removable tape (I use blue painter’s tape) optional Home sewing with free motion quilting capability or quilting machine Quality thread for machine stitching - Black Snipping and/or fabric scissors Jacquard textile paints – True red, apple green, ochre yellow, spruce, and turquoise 2 round paint brushes – small/med and large A protected surface to paint on Containers to use as a palette Container for soaking brushes Water for soaking brushes Utensil for scooping paint from containers Rotary cutter, mat and hard acrylic ruler at least 18 inches 1 piece thin cotton batting (about 13” x 16”) Spray Baste Parchment paper large enough to enclose the 14” x 17” piece Paper towel Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY58OsmLKmk Supplies Poinsettia quilt sandwich made in Part 1 Home sewing machine with free motion quilting capability or quilting machine Quality thread for free motion quilting and thread play - match to paint colors Snipping and/or fabric scissors Quilting gloves (option)

Part 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElAUH6r6AsU Supplies Rotary cutter, mat and hard acrylic ruler at least 18 inches Embroidery floss (red and green) ¼” beads - I use my quilled fabric beads. A hand stitching needle that can accept the floss and still go through the beads A branch (I use a piece cut from a small wreath that was soaked in water and then semi straightened) Learn how to make the quilled fabric beads here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXgI1EAwkP4 Printable Poinsettia Drawing https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2itLpxPU56JdWVXZWsybFFWU0U/view