Easy Finished Size: 76” x 76” Finished Blocks: 12” Grape Soda Quilt designed and made by Ramona Sorensen. materials Fabric: Ramona used fabrics from her personal collection. Fabric yardage assumes 40” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless other- wise noted. White Print 3½ yards for blocks, sashes and border Purple Tonal, Medium Purple Print, Magenta Print, Purple Stripe #1, Purple Dot ⅞ yard each for blocks Purple Stripe #2 ⅞ yard for cornerstones and binding Backing 7½ yards Batting 84” x 84” Ramona Sorensen Springville, UT Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 49
cutting Purple lovers unite! This Similarly, make 20 each of units 2–5 in color combinations shown. Patches are lettered in order of use. design is a perfect way to show off a Measurements include ¼˝ seam collection of fabrics in your favorite Unit 2 from A’s allowances. Border strips will be color. Make 20 pieced and cut to exact length need- ed. You may want to make them 1About This Quilt longer to allow for piecing variations. Ramona’s new take on the Ohio Star block gives the illusion of tiles White Print floating on a white background. 8 strips 4½” x WOF for border Simple piecing tricks will have you 50 squares 4¼” (B) enjoying this quilt in no time. 50 squares 3⅞” (A) 40 rectangles 2½” x 12½” (F) Be sure to use and accurate ¼” Purple Tonal, Medium Purple Print, seam allowance to ensure all ele- Magenta Print, Purple Stripe #1, ments fit together well. Purple Dot Cut from each: 2Making the Units, Sections, and Blocks 10 squares 4¼” (B) 10 squares 3⅞” (A) Refer to “Triangle-Squares” in Basic 5 squares 3½” (C) Lessons. Pair white print A’s and 10 rectangles 2” x 12½” (E) purple tonal A’s to make 20 unit 1’s 10 rectangles 2” x 9½” (D) total. Purple Stripe #2 9 strips 2½” x WOF for binding Unit 1 from A’s 16 squares 2½” (G) Make 20 Download the Basic Lessons PDF at: Unit 3 from A’s Unit 4 from A’s www.quiltingdaily.com/quilt-basics-and-lessons/ Make 20 Make 20 Unit 5 from A’s Make 20 Continuing with the triangle-squares technique, make 20 unit 6’s using white B’s and purple tonal B’s. Similarly, make 20 each of units 7–10 in color combinations shown. Unit 6 from B’s Unit 7 from B’s Make 20 Make 20 Unit 8 from B’s Unit 9 from B’s Make 20 Make 20 Unit 10 from B’s Make 20 50 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
Refer to “Quarter-Square Triangles” in Basic Lessons. Sew 4 unit 1’s, 4 section 1’s, 1 purple tonal C, 2 purple Use 2 unit 6’s to make 2 section 1’s as shown. tonal D’s, and 2 purple tonal E’s together as shown to Make 20 section 1’s total. make a block V. Make 5 block V’s total. Unit 6 E Unit 6 DC Section 1 Block V Make 20 Make 5 Continuing with the quarter-square triangles technique, Similarly, make 5 each of blocks W-Z in color combina- make 20 each of sections 2–5 in color combinations tions shown. shown. EE Unit 7 Unit 8 Unit 7 Unit 8 DC DC Section 2 Section 3 Block W Block X Make 20 Make 20 Make 5 Make 5 Unit 9 Unit 10 E E Unit 9 Unit 10 DC DC Section 4 Section 5 Block Y Block Z Make 20 Make 20 Make 5 Make 5 Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 51
3Assembling the Quilt 5Quilting and Finishing Center Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and quilt top. Refer to the Assembly Diagram. Noting block placement within each Refer to the quilting placement dia- row, sew 5 blocks and 4 white F’s gram. Quilt curved lines and swirls together as shown to make 1 each in the block centers and freeform rows 1–5. Sew 5 white F’s and 4 pur- feathers around the block centers ple stripe #2 G’s together as shown as shown. Quilt swirls in the white to make a sash. Make 4 sashes. Sew sashes and curved lines in the cor- rows and sashes together as shown. nerstones as shown. Quilt leaves in the border as shown. 4Adding the Borders Refer to “Borders” in Basic Bind the quilt. Lessons. Join border strips and cut to sizes shown in Assembly Quilting Placement Diagram. Matching centers and ends, sew border side strips to quilt; repeat to add top and bottom strips. 4½˝ x 76½˝ Row 1 F F Make 1 Sash Make 4 Row 2 Make 1 4½˝ x 68½˝ Row 3 Make 1 Row 4 Make 1 Row 5 Make 1 52 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22 Assembly
Submission Info Become Our Next New Designer We invite you to submit your original designs to be considered for publication in Quiltmaker, McCall’s Quilting, Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting, and Fons & Porter’s Quick + Easy Quilts magazines. What we look for: •Traditional, contemporary, modern, whimsical, and seasonal designs. •Home décor items, totes, etc. •Techniques including appliqué, foundation piecing, and hand embroidery. •Sizes from table runner to bed size. •Quilts for children and babies. •Quilts designed for precuts like 2½\" strips, 5\" and 10\" squares. •Pattern writing experience is not required. We diagram the quilt and write the pattern. •Articles about quilting. Submission Guidelines All submissions must be original, unpublished designs. This includes patterns in the store in which you work, in classes you conduct, on your website or online store, as well as images of the quilt or in progress on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and all other social media. We are interested in designs suitable for all skill levels. Appliqué, foundations, or templates should fit onto one or two magazine pages. Please submit a computerized image, colored drawing of your design on graph paper, or a jpg, tiff, or PDF file via email. Electronic files are required. We don’t accept mailed-in submissions. Note the following: 1. Our typical payment for designs ranges up to $400. This amount is based on you making the entire quilt and providing information needed for pub- lication. You will receive design credit in the magazine and a copy of the magazine. 2. If your design is chosen, we send a contract, which includes publication rights and payment amount. 3. Quilts will need to be mailed to us for in-house photography. 4.We will keep your quilt for approximately eight to twelve weeks. Please keep this in mind when you submit a quilt design. 5. If you’d like to receive our call for submissions emails, contact us at [email protected] to be added to our contact list. Email your design ideas to [email protected]. Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 53
Intermediate Finished Size: 60” x 60” Finished Blocks: 10” Over the Rainbow materials Fabric yardage assumes 40” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless other- wise noted. Assorted Red, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Purple, Blue, Green, and Teal Solids ¾ yard total from each for blocks Dark Gray Solid 1 fat quarter for blocks (a fat quarter is approximately 18” x 20”) White Solid 1 yard for blocks Black Solid 1½ yards for blocks and binding Medium Gray Solid 1 fat quarter for blocks Light Gray Solid 1 fat eighth for blocks (a fat eighth is approximately 9” x 20”) Backing 4⅛ yards Batting 68” x 68” Quilt designed and made by Charisma Horton. Fabric: Cotton Couture solids by Michael Miller Fabrics. Charisma Horton Ephrata, WA charismascorner.com Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 55
cutting Black Solid Sew your own rainbow 7 strips 2½” x WOF for binding Patches are lettered in order of use. 4 squares 10⅞” cut to make with these easy patchwork blocks. Measurements include ¼˝ seam al- 8 triangles (D) lowances. 1 template G 1About This Quilt 80 squares 2½” (B) Charisma used a variety of = cut in half once diagonally solids in 8 color families to create Medium Gray Solid a quilt with lots of sparkle. When Assorted Red, Pink, Orange, Yellow, 24 squares 2½” (B) choosing your fabrics, make sure Purple, Blue, Green, and Teal Solids you include a range of values (from Cut from each: Light Gray Solid light to dark) in each color group. 16 squares 2½” (B) Study the photo and Assembly 2 template E (from a medium Diagram before selecting fabrics for and dark of each color) The templates are found on the the quilt. pattern sheet. 6 squares 2⅞” (A) A design wall or large flat surface will 3 squares 2⅞” cut to make Download the Basic Lessons PDF at: help with the final assembly. www.quiltingdaily.com/quilt-basics-and-lessons/ 6 triangles (C) Be sure to use an accurate ¼“ 53 squares 2½” (B) seam allowance to ensure all Dark Gray Solid elements fit together well. 16 squares 2⅞” (A) White Solid 1 square 20½” (F) 64 squares 2⅞” (A) 8 squares 2½” (B) 56 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
2Making the Units, Blocks, Sew 5 black solid B's, 4 unit 1’s, Join 25 assorted red B’s to make a and Sections 6 assorted red B’s, 4 unit 2’s, and section 1. 6 assorted pink solid B’s together Similarly, join 25 B’s Refer to “Triangle-Squares” in as shown to make a block W. Make from each color family to make a Basic Lessons. Pair red solid A’s and 2 block W’s total. section 1 in each color. white solid A’s to make 12 unit 1’s total. B BBB BBB BB Unit 1 B Make 12 total B Section 1 B Make 1 with each color Using the triangles-squares tech- nique, make units 2–9 in color com- Block W Sew 5 black B’s, 4 unit 9’s, binations and quantites shown. Make 2 3 medium gray B’s, 2 light gray B’s, 1 white B, 4 unit 1’s, and 6 assorted Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Similarly, join patches and units in red B’s together as shown to make a color combinations shown to make section 2. Make 12 total Make 12 total Make 12 total 2 each of blocks X–Z. Similarly, join patches and units to make a section 2 in each color. BBB B BBB B B Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 7 B B B B Make 12 total Make 12 total Make 12 total Section 2 Unit 8 Unit 9 Block X Make 1 with each color Make 12 total Make 32 Make 2 Join 5 assorted red C’s, 10 assorted BBB red B’s, and a black D to make a B section 3. B Similarly, join patches from each B color family and black D’s to make a section 3 in each color. (There will Block Y be 1 extra C of each color.) Make 2 CB B B B BBB CB B D B B Block Z Make 2 Section 3 Make 1 with each color Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 57
Fold a red E in half lengthwise, Sew wedges together as shown to Fold the white F in half both ways right sides together. Stitch across complete the Dresden. and lightly crease the folds. Use the top as shown: trim corner to creases and diagram as guides to reduce bulk. Turn right side out EE arrange the Dresden on F as shown. and press with seam centered to Using a neutral-colored thread, complete a wedge. Repeat with 2 E’s stitch ¼\" in from the edge around from each color family to make the Dresden to appliqué the patches 16 wedges total. in place. E Prepare black G for turned-edge appliqué. Center black G on Dresden Sew Trim and appliqué in place using a zigzag stitch and black thread to complete Dresden center block. Make 1 F G Turn right side Join wedges out to form point Center Block Appliqué Placement Make 1
3Assembling the Quilt Center Refer to the Assembly Diagram. Noting color placement, sew blocks, sections, and center block together as shown to complete the quilt top. 4Quilting and Finishing Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and quilt top. Refer to the quilting placement diagram. Quilt swirling lines in the Dresden wedges and spirals in the black G and white F as shown. Quilt serpentine lines in the black D’s. Quilt loops and curved lines in the diagonals and gray patches as shown. Quilt loops, flowers, and feathers in the col- ored patches as desired. Bind the quilt. Assembly Quilting Placement Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 59
Intermediate Finished Size: 72½” x 92¼” Finished Blocks: 5” x 9”, 9” Plaid for Dad materials Fabric yardage assumes 40” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless other- wise noted. Black Tonal 2⅞ yards for blocks, sections, and border 1 Light Gray Tonal 3⅛ yards for blocks and border 2 Dark Gray Tonal 1¾ yards for blocks and sections White Solid ⅞ yards for patches Backing 6 yards Batting 81” x 101” Quilt designed and made by Cynthia Karkut. Cynthia Karkut Fabric: Dublin by Deborah Edwards for Northcott Studios. Plain City, OH Instagram: @greycottagestudio Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 61
cutting Light Gray Tonal Bold style abounds in this 9 strips 5” x WOF for border 2 Patches are lettered in order of use. 7 strips 3” x WOF for band A striking quilt. Measurements include ¼˝ seam 48 rectangles 5” x 5½” (A) allowances. Border strips will be 1About This Quilt pieced and cut to exact length need- Dark Gray Tonal Simple pieced blocks in grays ed. You may want to make them 3 strips 5” x WOF for band B and black combine with a pieced longer to allow for piecing variations. 3 squares 7⅝” cut to make sashing to create this high impact 12 triangles (E) quilt. Strip piecing is used to con- = cut in half twice diagonally 18 rectangles 5” x 9½” (B) struct both blocks. To ensure all = cut in half once diagonally 2 squares 4” cut to make elements fit together well, be sure 4 triangles (G) to maintain an accurate ¼\" seam Black Tonal 24 rectangles 2¾” x 5” (D) allowance. 18 strips 2½” x WOF for border 1 and binding White Solid 6 strips 2¾” x WOF for band B 4 squares 8⅜” cut to make 14 strips 1¾” x WOF for band A 16 triangles (H) 7 squares 4½” cut to make 17 squares 5½” (I) 28 triangles (C) 10 squares 2¾” (F) Download the Basic Lessons PDF at: www.quiltingdaily.com/quilt-basics-and-lessons/ 62 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
Band A Make 72Making the Units, Blocks,Sew 2 unit 1’s to each long side of a Sew 2 black C’s, 2 dark gray D’s, and Sections light gray A to make a block Y. Make 1 dark gray E, and 1 black F together 48 block Y’s total. as shown to make a section 1. Make Sew 2 black tonal 1¾\" strips and 10 section 1’s total. There will be a light gray tonal 3\" strip together A 2 extra dark gray E’s. to make a band A. Make 7 band A’s. Cut the bands at 2¾\" increments to Block Y C make 96 unit 1’s total. Make 48 DE 2¾” Sew 2 unit 2’s to each long side of a dark gray B to make a block Z. Make F DC Unit 1 18 blocks Z’s total. Cut 96 Section 1 B Make 10 Similarly, sew 2 black 2¾\" strips and a dark gray 5\" strip together to Sew 2 black C’s, 1 dark gray D, and make a band B. Make 3 band B’s. 1 dark gray G together as shown to Cut the bands at 2¾\" increments to make a section 2. Make 4 section 2’s make 36 unit 2’s total. total. 2¾” Block Z G D Make 18 C C Section 2 Make 4 Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 63
3Assembling the Quilt Center Refer to the Assembly Diagram. Sew white solid H’s, block Y’s, sec- tion 1’s, block Z’s, and white I’s into diagonal rows as shown. Sew rows together. Add a section 2 to each corner. There will be 2 extra white H’s. 4Adding the Borders Refer to “Borders” in Basic Lessons. Join black border 1 strips and cut to sizes shown in Assembly Diagram. Matching centers and ends, sew border 1 side strips to quilt; repeat to add top and bottom strips. In similar manner, add light gray border 2. 5Quilting and Finishing Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and quilt top. Refer to the quilting placement dia- gram. Quilt diagonal lines at various intervals across the surface of the quilt as shown. Bind the quilt. Quilting Placement 64 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
H 5˝ x 73˝ H 2½˝ x 64˝ HAssembly 5˝ x 83½˝ Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 65 2½˝ x 79½˝ H
Ruby Jubilee Addicted to Scraps Inspired Mystery Quilt Part 4 of 6 Look who’s 40! Join us as we celebrate 40 years of Quiltmaker magazine by making a 6-part scraptastic quilt. This fun-to-make mystery quilt will feature blocks from Bonnie Hunter’s popular column, Addicted to Scraps. We think Bonnie’s clever blocks are the perfect choice to honor Quiltmaker’s contribution to the quilting world. Feel free to choose a spec- trum of red and cream fabrics. In traditional Bonnie fashion, this quilt will be stunning in an assortment of shades—the scrappier the better! Get ready to celebrate with us all year long!
Challenging Finished Size: 88” x 102” Finished Blocks: 12”, 8”, 6” materials* 2Making the Units and Blocks *Fabric yardages were given in Part 1 Berry Bushel Block which appeared in Quiltmaker January/February ’22. Finished Block: 12” Visit QuiltingDaily.com to find For this block we used one background white or cream, this issue. one dark red, one medium red, and one light red but you can make this block scrappy if you like. You will Download the Basic Lessons PDF at: need 2 blocks for the quilt. www.quiltingdaily.com/quilt-basics-and-lessons/ For each block cut: It’s time for more scrappy fun. Assorted Cream and White Prints Our 40th Anniversary quilt continues with Part 4. 18 squares 2½” (B) 1About This Quilt Medium Red Welcome to Part 4. This installment has us 4 rectangles 2½” x 4½” (E) making 2 Berry Bushel Blocks, 2 Spoolin’ Around 4 squares 2½” (B) Blocks, 4 Fancy Pinwheel Blocks and 4 Sixteen- Patch Blocks. Light Red 4 rectangles 2½” x 4½” (E) Cutting and sewing instructions are given with each block. Let’s get started with the blocks for Dark Red part two! 6 squares 2½” (B) Note that Bonnie uses her Essential Triangle Tool Refer to “Stitch-and-Flip” in Basic Lessons. Use medium for the Flying Geese and half-square triangles in red E’s and cream B’s to make 4 unit 13’s as shown. these blocks. Traditional rotary cutting measure- Repeat to make 2 sets of 4 matching (or 8) unit 13’s total. ments are given for those who don’t have this Similarly, use light red E’s and cream B’s to make 2 sets ruler. of 4 matching (or 8) unit 14’s. Study the diagrams carefully for color place- BE EB ment within the blocks. Unit 13 Unit 14 Stitch & Flip Stitch & Flip Make 2 sets Make 2 sets of 4 matching of 4 matching Join 4 unit 13’s, 4 unit 14’s, 10 cream B’s, 4 medium red B’s, and 6 dark red B’s as shown to complete a Berry Bushel Block. Make 2 blocks total. BB BB BB Berry Bushel Block Make 2 total Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 67
Spoolin’ Around Block Pinwheel Fancy Block Finished Block: 12” Finished Block: 6” Each Spoolin’ Around block contains four Spool blocks. For this block we used one background white or cream The Spool blocks use one background white or cream and one red. However, you can make it in just two fabrics and one red. You will need 8 Spool blocks for the quilt. or as scrappy as you like. You will need 4 blocks for the quilt. For each Spool block cut: Cream or White Print For each block cut: 2 rectangles 2½” x 6½” (V) Cream or White Print Red Print 2 squares 2⅜” (R) 1 rectangle 2½” x 6½” (V) 4 squares 2⅜” cut to make 4 squares 2½” (B) 8 triangles (W) Using the stitch-and-flip technique, join 2 red B’s to Red Print opposite ends of a cream V as shown to make a unit 15. 2 squares 3⅞” cut to make Make 8 sets of 2 matching (or 16) unit 15’s total. 4 triangles (G) B 2 squares 2⅜” (R) V B Refer to “Triangle-Squares” in Basic Lessons. Pair cream R’s and red R’s to make 1 set of 4 matching Unit 15 unit 16’s. Repeat to make 4 sets of 4 matching (or 16) Stitch & Flip unit 16’s. Make 8 sets of 2 matching Unit 16 Make 4 sets Join 2 unit 15’s to opposite sides of a matching red V to of 4 matching make a Spool block. Join 4 Spool blocks as shown to com- plete a Spoolin’ Around Block. Make 2 Spoolin’ Around Join 8 cream W’s, 4 unit 16’s, and 4 red G’s as shown to blocks total. complete a Pinwheel Fancy Block. Make 4 blocks total. V VV WG W Spool Pinwheel Fancy Block Make 4 total Spoolin’ Around Block Make 2 total 68 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
Sixteen-Patch Block color option Finished Block: 6” From the Editorial Team. For this block we used one background white or cream It wouldn’t be a party if the Quiltmaker staff didn’t play and assorted reds. You can make it in just two fabrics or along too! Editorial Director Denise Starck designed as scrappy as you like. You will need 4 blocks for the quilt. the quilt and made her blocks using fabrics from her personal collection. QM Editor Tracy Mooney is sewing For each block cut: along as well, using an assortment of fabrics from Riley Cream or White Print Blake Designs to make her blocks. 8 squares 2” (O) Assorted Red Prints 8 squares 2” (O) Join 8 red O’s and 8 cream O’s together as shown to complete a Sixteen-Patch Block. Make 4 blocks total. OOOO Sixteen-Patch Make 4 total End of Part 4 Quilt designed and made by Denise Starck. Sewn by: Tracy Mooney. Fabric: Denise used fabrics from her Fabric: Assorted fabrics by personal collection. Riley Blake Designs. Denise Starck Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 69 Littleton, CO QuiltingDaily.com
Addicted to Scraps by Bonnie Hunter What do you do with all the scraps you save? “Use them!” declares Bonnie. Square Pegs Along with saving scraps in easily usable strip widths i my Scrap User’s System (1½\", 2\", 2½\" and 3½\" strips a where it starts!), I also save individual squares in the same sizes as my strip widths. These scrappy squares are endless in variety. They often come from the ends of strip sets or are trimmed down from smaller scraps. They come out to play often as block centers, block corners, cornerstones in the sashing, pieces used in different Leader & Ender projects to make 4-patches, 9-patches, 16-patches, and more. In Square Pegs, I have used 2\" squares for the block center, and 1½\" squares for the side sections and corners—pulling the squares ready to sew from my bins of squares by size. Do you save strips and squares? It’s easy to start! And the places they can end up are endless. Square Pegs would make a great Leader & Ender project. Set it straight with sashings and cornerstones—or go wild! Try using it as an alternate block matched with another 6\" finished block. Want more fun? Put it on point and watch the magic happen. Best of all? Look, Ma! No triangles! 70 Quiltmaker • July/August ’22
cutting Finished Block: 6” For one block, cut the following: Assorted Red Prints 2 squares 2” (A) 8 squares 1½” (C) Assorted Blue Prints 2 squares 2” (A) 8 squares 1½” (C) Cream Print 2 rectangles 1” x 6½” (D) 2 rectangles 1” x 3½” (B) 4 rectangles 1” x 1½” (E) To make Square Pegs, refer to Block Assembly Diagram and sew 2 red print A’s, 2 blue print A’s, 2 cream print B’s, 2 Cream D’s, 8 blue C’s, 8 red C’s, and 4 cream E’s together as shown to make a block. C EC D CA A CB Block Assembly To learn more about Bonnie and see past blocks, visit QuiltingDaily.com/addicted-to-scraps-quiltmaker. Post pictures of your projects made with Bonnie’s blocks using #AddictedToScraps. Quiltmaker #206 • QuiltingDaily.com 71
A FREE quilt pattern, just for our readers! For a limited time only, download this free bonus quilt pattern. Scan the QR code or go to quiltingdaily.com/magazine-freebies to download. Available until 8/31/22. Patriotic Paths Crossing by Phyllis Stewart Celebrate the Fourth of July or make a Quilt of Valor® with this dynamic quilt pattern! Use classic red, white, and blue fabrics or make it scrappy with your own fabric selections!
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