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Free pattern from www.QuiltDesignNW.com
Chain & Hourglass Variation- Baby Quilt
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Finished size : 35”x 42” 7-1/2” blocks
Fabric requirements (42” fabric)
Fabric A: 19”
Fabric B: 19” |
From Fabric A: Cut one strip 8-3/4” long. Cut three strips 3” wide.
From Fabric B: Cut one strip 8-3/4” long. Cut three strips 3” wide.
From Fabric C: Cut 4 strips 4-1/4” wide.
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Put right sides of Fabric A and Fabric B 8-3/4” strips together. Cut these layered strips into four 8-3/4” squares. Leaving fabrics right side together cut each square on the diagonal to create four smaller triangles. |
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With Fabric A on top sew, each of the layered triangles as shown. Press seam of triangles towards darker fabric. Sew two of triangles together to form a square. Repeat until you have eight squares. |
General instructions for sandwiching, turning and quilting/tying baby quilts: Lay batting on a flat surface and smooth. Place flannel-backing fabric over batting, soft (right) side up, and smooth. Place quilt top, right side down, on top of flannel and smooth. Pin around edges then machine stitch a generous ¼” around outside of quilt top, leaving about a 10” opening to turn the quilt. Trim backing and batting. Through the opening, turn the quilt sandwich so right side of the quilt top is facing out. Whipstitch or machine stitch the opening closed. Pin sandwich as necessary then machine quilt ¼” from edge of quilt. Machine quilt or tie such that quilting lines or ties are no more than 4" apart.
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Last Updated on February 04, 2004 |
