14 McCall’s Quick Quilts October/November 2019
Cut
Patches are lettered in order of use.
Cut largest patches fi rst. Measurements
include ¼ ̋ seam allowances. Border strips
will be pieced and cut to exact length
needed. You may want to make them
longer to allow for piecing variations.
- Pale blue tone-on-tone
10 squares 2⅞ ̋ (A)
5 squares 2½ ̋ (B)
10 squares 2 ̋ (C) - Assorted tone-on-tones
cut 5 matching sets of:
3 squares 2⅞ ̋ (A)
1 square 2½ ̋ (B)
cut 5 matching sets of:
1 square 2⅞ ̋ (A)
1 square 2½ ̋ (B)
cut a total of:
44 squares 5 ̋ (E) - Maroon tone-on-tone
3 strips 2 ̋ x WOF for border 1
4 rectangles 2 ̋ x 6½ ̋ (D) - Brown tone-on-tone
3 strips 3 ̋ x WOF for border 2
NOTE: Fabrics in the quilt shown are
Chambray designed by Connecting
Threads Fabrics.
Sew
1 ReferringtoTriangle-SquaresinQuilt
Basics andtoDiagramI-A, usepale
blue tone-on-toneA’sandassorted
tone-on-toneA’sto makeunit1’sas
shown.Make5 setsof 4 matching
total.
Similarly,referringtoDiagramI-B,
use setsof assortedtone-on-toneA’s
to make5 setsof 2 matchingunit2’s
total asshown.
2 ReferringtoStitch-and-FlipinQuilt
Basics, join2 paleblueC’sto corners
of assortedB asshownto make
unit 3 (DiagramII). Make5 total.
3 ReferringtoDiagramIII, joinmatch-
ing unit1’s,2 matchingunit2’s, 1
coordinatingunit3, 1 coordinating
assortedB andpaleblueB asshown
to makeblock.Make5 total.
Make5 sets
of 4 matching
Unit 1
DiagramI-A
Make5 sets
of 2 matching
Unit 2
DiagramI-B
Unit 3
Make5 total
DiagramII
C
4 Note: Refer to Assembly Diagram for
following steps, watching block place-
ment and orientation. Sew vertical row
of 5 blocks alternating with maroon
tone-on-tone D’s.
5 Cut maroon border strips to sizes
shown in Assembly Diagram. Match-
ing centers and ends, sew border side
strips to table runner. Repeat to add
border top and bottom strips.
6 Add brown border strips in same way.
7 Referring to Diagram IV, fold E in half
diagonally and press. Fold diagonally
once more as shown and press again
to make prairie point. Make 44 total.
8 Referring to Diagram V, pin 5 prairie
points to each end of the runner, and
17 prairie point to each side as shown,
nesting the folded edge of each prairie
point in between the layers of the
point to its left. Baste in place.
9 Smooth batting over a fl at surface.
Place table runner backing on top of
batting, right side up. Place basted
runner top on backing, right side
facing backing. Pin all layers together.
Sew through all layers, ¼ ̋ from top’s
raw edge, leaving about 4 ̋ open on
one side for turning. Trim excess bat-
ting and backing even with top’s raw
edge. Trim corners diagonally.
10 Turn runner right side out through
opening. Press. Slip stitch opening
closed by hand and quilt. Abigail ma-
chine quilted in the ditch and ¼ ̋ away
from seams in sashes and border 1.
She quilted continuous curls in the
blocks and curls in border 2.
DiagramIII
Block
Make 5 total
B
B