Misc. Projects | Proud Lily

Project: crib quilt
Size: Approx. 35″ X 35″
Reference/Pattern: Fat Quarter Baby: 20 Crib Quilts for Bundles of Joy! by It’s Sew Emma Patterns
Designed by: It’s Sew Emma Patterns
Constructed by: Barbara Wolff, Newton, IA
Quilted by: Barbara Wolff
Completed: 2017
Techniques Used: Machine piecing and quilting.
Notes: Gift for new baby

Project: crib quilt
Size: Approx. 30 1/2″ X 38 1/2″
Reference/Pattern: Fat Quarter Baby: 20 Crib Quilts for Bundles of Joy! by It’s Sew Emma Patterns
Designed by: It’s Sew Emma Patterns
Constructed by: Barbara Wolff, Newton, IA
Quilted by: Barbara Wolff
Completed: 2017
Techniques Used: Machine piecing and quilting.
Notes: Gift for new baby

A striped fabric for the next quilt class at church.

This looks more complicated than it is. If any one wants to make this, here’s what to do:

Get about 1 1/2 yds of a stripe. This will get you a table runner. Keep the fabric folded as it comes off the bolt. Make sure stripes that are alike line up the whole cut of the fabric. Cut ten and a half inch strips. From the strips, cut ten and a half inch squares. Cut the squares into Quarter Triangle Squares. Separate the triangles into two piles: one with horizontal stripes and one with vertical stripes. Form new squares with four horizontal triangles and new squares with four vertical squares. Arrange as seen above.

I had made two mistakes. On the first cut of fabric, I didn’t line up like stripes before cutting. The stripes in some blocks don’t match up. Went back to the quilt shop and bought more fabric. As you can see, the stripes in some of the blocks match up nicely. I had an easier time lining up like stripes by folding the fabric the other way -cut ends together. It’s a little wonky in places, but I like it. The stripes are pretty busy, so the blocks that are off may not be noticed. It’s going to stay in my sewing room anyway. I’m thinking of putting a border on.