Finished Quilt: 68.75 X 82.50
Finished Block: 13.75
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
Kona Cotton Rollup (as pictured below)
4 yards of black print (Used 4 - 1 yard cuts of different black prints from the Northcott, Califon collection by Mark Lapinski), for blocks and binding
1 yard white print for block centers (from Califon collection)
5 1/4 yards backing
CUTTING REQUIREMENTS:
Kona Cotton Rollup (contains 42 - 2 1/2" strips) -- Pull 30 strips and cut each into 4 - 10" strips (total 120 - 2 1/2" x 10" strips)
Black Print --
- Cut 30 LOF (length of fabric), 2" strips, subcut each into 4 - 10" strips (total 120 - 2" x 10" strips)
- Cut 30 LOF, 1 1/4" strips, subcut each into 4 - 10" strips (total 120 - 1 1/4" x 10" strips)
- Cut 8 LOF, 2 1/2" strips for binding (joined together diagonally)
White Print --
- Cut 5 LOF strips 5 3/4", subcut into 30 - 5 3/4" squares
As the strips are sewn, use a design wall to arrange each of the strip-sets.
Sew each block using a "half-seam" method of starting and finishing the block.
The center white print block (5 3/4" square) is attached first to the left strip set --- NOTICE THAT THE SEAM STOPS HALF WAY DOWN --- ENLARGE TO SEE DETAIL IF NEEDED.
9 comments:
Thanks for the pattern. I love that quilt!
Thanks so much for sharing your pattern with us. It's a beautiful quilt that has me intrigued.
I have loved this one from the beginning! Now that you have shared it with us, Oh, do I want to try it!
THat is such a great quilt! I love your fabric choices. I will have to try this pattern in the future, but I doubt it'll be as nice...I'm not great with fabric selection.
Thanks for providing directions for the quilt. I'll add it to my to-make list.
That is a very pretty quilt!
Thank you for sharing another great quilt pattern. I'm adding it to my list of to-do projects for 2011.
Great tutorial - thanks for sharing.
Looks beautiful. I can't believe you had it made up so fast!
Angie - www.craftedAngles.com
My friend sent this to me because of the name and I really love it. I can't wait to make it.
Kendra in Kansas
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