Today's Quilter - UK (2020-01)

• F o u r ( 4 ) 9 i n x 1i n p i e c e s.


• Four(4)5inx 2inpieces.


• Four(4) 4 inx 2inpieces.


• Four(4)1inx 2inpieces.


• Eight(8)5insquares.


• Eight(8)1inx 5inpieces.
  QFromFabric3,cut eight (8) 4in
  x 5inpieces.
  QFromeachofFabric9 andFabric
  10, cut t wo (2) 4in x 2in pieces.

5

Forthetwo(2)Column 3s, cut

thefollowing:

QTw e n t y(2 0)p i e c e sf r o m F a b r i c 1

usingTemplateD1.

QEight(8)piecesfromFabric 5

usingTemplateD2.

QFour(4)piecesfromeachofFabric

3,Fabric8 andFabric 10 using

Te m p l a t eD 2.

QTen (10) pieces andten(10)

TECHNICALTIP

Forthemosteconomical

useofthefabric,it is best

tocutfabricstripstothe

samedepthaseachofthe

templatesandthencut

outtheindividualshapes

byrotatingthetemplate

alternately180-degrees

alongthestrip.There

aremanypieces,soif

youcutthemallatonce,

storetheminplasticbags,

labelled per column.

Fig 3

Finishedsize
QApprox. 72in x 93in

Fabrics used
Q ‘Calista’ by Robert Kaufman

Notes
QWOF= widthof fabric.
QRS= rightside.
QWS= wrongside.
QHRT= half-rectangletriangle.
QUsescantinseamsandpress
tooneside(unless otherwise
instructed).
QWeadviseusinga finewhite
marker if using dark fabrics.

Fig 1

Fabric

2

Fabric

3

Fabric

4

Fabric

5

Fabric

6

Fabric

1

Fabric

8

Fabric

9

Fabric

10

Fabric

11

Fabric

7

A1 A3

C1

C2

B1 B2

A2

D1

D2

E1

E2

TheE

templatesalso

havetobeused

reversed

(flipped over)

Border 4

Border 3

Border 2

Border 1

Column 1

Sashing

Column 2

Column 3

Fig 2