Muslin, 47 x 19” (119 x 48cm)  (Finished quilt dimensions 46 x 18”, or 117 x 48cm)

Fabrics: 
- Choose your favorite color for the background. ANY color will work, as long as you have a good variety of light to dark. 
- The background is composed of fabric strips, each 4 x 20”, (10 x 51cm.) You’ll need 12-20 for the upper portion, ranging from light to medium-dark and 6-8 for the dark bottom. 
*Accent colors can be long skinny scraps: 1-2 dark, and 3-4 light to medium-dark.
- For the plant design you’ll need a variety of black and white print scraps. Some should be mostly black, while others are mostly white, with some in between.

Thin batting, 49 x 21” (124 x 53cm)
Backing fabric, approximately 47 x 19” (119 x 48cm
Threads to match
Straight pins
Erasable fabric markers/pencils, both light and dark
Rotary cutting supplies
Scissors: fabric and paper (sharp)
Fabric glue that comes out in a thin line. I like Roxane’s Glue-Baste-It. 
Sewing machine with walking foot AND foot for free motion. (Please be familiar with how to use both of these.)
Fusible web with paper backing
Permanent marker

VERY helpful, but not absolutely required:
Small iron
Applique pressing sheet

*Wondering what accent color to choose?  Take a look at a color wheel.  Opposite colors often work well, but it’s totally up to you.