Feet Fetish-Mola Appliqué

Mola is a Kuna Indian word for clothing. Traditionally, panels of elaborately decorated
fabrics known as molas were incorporated into the front or back of a woman’s blouse.
Today, molas are not only created for use in clothing but also as wall art or even as
larger quilts.
Traditional molas were constructed by hand using a reverse appliqué technique.
Anywhere from two to seven layers of fabric were stitched together and then sections
were cut away at different layers to reveal different colors.
Supply list:

● Machine with power cords and pedal in good working order, basic sewing supplies
● Appliqué scissors or VERY sharp pointy scissors, Paper scissors.
● Heat marker and lite colored chalk and a stiletto or “Purple thing”- something pointy.
● Appliqué presser foot, 80/12 universal needle, Black Rayon or Cotton thread in top and bobbin.

● Kit fee-$10 paid day of class

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