Pieced 18" Tuffet Pattern includes Printed Fusible Interfacing Foundation

Author: Tuffet Source
Size: 18in

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Fabric Requirements:

1. Sixty-Four(64) 2in X20in - 21in strips of fabrics. If you want to coordinate fabrics, you will need eight(8) - ¼ yard cuts of fabric.
2. If using the pieced the pieced fusible interfacing panels, 1-1/4 yd muslin
3. 6in square of fabric to cover the button.
4. 18in square of fabric to cover the tuffet bottom.

1. One 18in pieced fabric foundation panel (included with FFP100 & FF100) or two 18in pieced fusible interfacing panels (included with PFP100 & PFI100) providing eight foundation pieces.
2. Sewing thread to coordinate with most of your fabric.
3. Straight Pins
4. Rotary cutter with sharp blade, and cutting mat.
5. Add-A-Quarter Ruler - 12in works best 
6. Sewing Machine in good working order, with zigzag stich.
7. 72in lightweight cord similar to what is used for blinds or Roman shades, for gathering tuffet bottom.
8. Craft knife or Awl
9. Sharp 5in embroidery type scissors.

1. Plywood, ¾in, 17in circle, drilled and sanded
2. Upholstery foam 6in deep, 18in circle (beveled)
3. 4 tee-nuts, 5/16in -18in
4. 40in square heavy-weight Dacon upholstery batting
5. 4 bun feet with 5/16in -18in hanger bolt already installed 
6. Serrated knife to trim foam, electric knife works best 
7. Upholstery spray adhesive
8. 18in ruler
9. Permanent marking pen
10. Hammer
11. Staple gun amd staples (pneumatic stapler makes the job easier)
12. Drill: 3/8in and ½in drill bits
13. Sandpaper

1. Dritz half dome, 2½in button
2. Upholstery weight thread, neutral color, for gathering
3. Dacron upholstery batting scrap
4. Lightweight cord similar to what is used for blinds or Roman shades, 4 - 18in lengths
5. 12in or longer, upholstery needle for installing button 
6. Sewing needles: one for upholstery thread plus a large eye needle to accommodate cord
7. Either a piece of PVC pipe or a clean-empty can, at least 3in in diameter, to assist with button installation