1.Make sure you have everything you need. Print the template or draw a motif to use as a starting point. NB: Wash textured woven jacquard before you begin to cut and sew. 
2.The front and batting measure approx. 55 x 75 cm, while the back measures approx. 60 x 80 cm. Lay these three pieces on top of each other. The work will shrink as you quilt so you should add a little extra seam allowance. 
3.If you want some of the fabric pieces to lie completely flat, you might like to use double-sided Vliesofix/Bondaweb interfacing (item no. 9299). Follow the instructions below the product description at Selfmade.com. 
4.Iron the fabric pieces with Vliesofix on the front. Use your sewing machine, sew the pieces together. Sew through all the layers. It is entirely up to you to choose the pattern of and distance between stitching lines. Switch thread along the way to match your fabrics. 
5.Using the template and marker pen, draw your motif on the fabric. Cut out the pattern pieces. Add 1 cm seam allowance (so that you can fold the edges to the wrong side before sewing). If you want to make rough edges, you do not need to add a seam allowance. Press. 
6.You can either pin the pieces together or use Vliesofix. 
7.Mount the motif onto the wall hanging. Quilt the motif parts. Sew using a sewing machine or by hand. Play around with positioning the pieces and vary the number of layers. 
8.Trim the edges (this wall hanging measures 50 x 70 cm). Sew bias tape around the edges. Press edges. Fixture: Cut 3 lengths of bias tape, each 12 cm long. Fold them in the middle. Sew to make loops. Sew over the bias tape stitching line. 
9.Saw the dowel rod to size (about 4 cm wider than the wall hanging) and pass it through the loops.
