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Breezy Beginners Sampler Quilt
Breezy Beginners Sampler Quilt
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Finished size: 54″ x 67″ (on-point option is ~72″ square)
Skill level: Beginner
Technique: Piecing
Format: PDF file (download and save instantly) [71 pages]
The Breezy Beginner’s Sampler Quilt contains 13 traditional quilt blocks set in either a standard layout or an on-point layout.
This is truly a Beginner’s Quilt as the first 10 blocks are no more complicated than creating half-square triangles. The remaining three blocks up the complexity level a little. The quilt blocks finish at 12″ square and are based on a 3×3 grid, which means they are made up of 3 rows and 3 columns resulting in large pieces.
This 70-page booklet is broken down into several major sections including: about the quilt, fabric requirements, beginner’s lessons, tutorials for half-square and quarter-square triangles, the 13 quilt blocks, assembling the quilt top and an appendix for the on-point layout. Detailed photo tutorials are provided throughout.
This booklet does not include instructions for finishing your quilt top into a completed quilt.
This quilt was originally taught on-line in weekly tutorials by Michele Foster. The beginner’s lessons and block tutorials have been compiled into a complete booklet that is available for sale and immediate download as a PDF file.
Fabric Requirements
Standard Layout:
This quilt contains 12 blocks, sashing, cornerstones, inner border and a large outer border and finishes at 54″ x 67″. You’ll need:
- 10 to 12 fat quarters for the quilt blocks, or if you prefer a consistent background fabric, 1 yard background and 7 fat quarters
- 1/2 yard sashing and (3″ strip for cornerstones, if different)
- 1.5 yards large outer border
- 3/8 yard inner border
- 3/8 yard binding cut at 2.5″
- 3.5 yards backing fabric
On-Point Layout:
This quilt contains 13 blocks, sashing, cornerstones (optional), inner border and a large outer border and finishes at 72″ square. You’ll need:
- 10 to 12 fat quarters for the quilt blocks, or if you prefer a consistent background fabric, 1 yard background and 7 fat quarters
- 1.5 yards setting triangles
- 1 yard sashing
- 2 yards large outer border
- 1/2 yard inner border
- 5/8 yard for binding cut at 2.5″
- 3.5 to 4 yards backing fabric
- 14 yards rick rack (optional)
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