Here we go!
Refer to the diagram on the back of your instructions. Because of the way the quilt goes together,
the four corner units will be created and then sewn on after the rows are sewn
together.
To create the corner units sew a
1 ½ x 5 inch sashing to the bottom of a 5 inch square.
Sew a setting triangle to each side of the above unit.
Sew one of the small corner triangles to the top. Create four corner
units and set aside.
Create the rows by sewing a
sashing strip between squares.
Since seam allowances tend to vary, we found it easier to simply create the strip a little longer than the row and then trim it off evenly. Sew a setting triangle to both ends of rows 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 13 as shown in the diagram. Sew the setting triangles to only one end of rows 5, 6, 8 and 9. Refer to the diagram for correct placement. Sew rows 1 through 6 together. Sew rows 8 through 13 together. Sew these sections to the top and bottom of row 7. Sew the corner units in place.
Sew the 2 inch border strips
around the entire quilt. Since you are
working with a lot of bias at this point, work carefully to avoid ruffling.
We loved the quilt so much we decided to add some more borders so it would be closer to twin size. (We have some border kits if you are interested. They are only $15.37 while they last.) To create the optional borders
sew a 2 1/2 inch print around the entire quilt. Finish with a five inch white final
border. Add appliqué flowers to corners
if desired.
Have fun!
Thanks so much for your participation in our mystery quilt program.
Here are some of the fabrics we will be using for the June mystery quilt. Sign up early because space is limited. Call us at 801-465-9133
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