This has been such a fun week of quilt tutorials!
I made this quilt with lots and lots of love. It's for a friend who is battling cancer. Sometimes only a hand-made quilt can express how you truly feel about a person.
I love this pattern because it showcases larger print fabrics which I am always drawn to!
Quilt blocks measure 12" finished
Make (10) 9-patch blocks
Cut (10) 12.5" squares of theme print
Select your fabrics and lay them out how you want them in the 9-patch. Cut them in strips of 4.5"x WOF
Sew them together in 3-strip sets: row 1, row 2, and row 3
Press seams so they alternate for easy intersection pinning. Cut in increments of 4.5"
Do this with each of the strip sets until you have stacks that look like this:
Pin at seams
Here you can see how I did my pressing:
Lay out your 9-patch blocks with your 12 1/2" squares alternating. Sew them in rows and join rows together. This quilt is 4 squares across and 5 squares down.
I put flannel on the back and free-motion quilted it - it's so cuddly!!
This is very pretty!! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this quilt. I so have to make one...another one on my to-do list :)
ReplyDeleteThe colours just say Summer evenings, just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHow much fabric did you use for this quilt? Thanks so much for sharing the pattern. It is a beautiful quilt and I know the recipient was thrilled with your gift.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT ! I just saw this on pinterest ! I love big prints and big blocks to show them off and will be making this .
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