Quick+Easy Quiltsの August - September 2019 の目次

As the summer months wane, we can look forward to cooler temperatures, fall foliage, and a bit of free time as the kids head back to school. Wouldn’t it be nice to make a back-to-school gift for that special child in your life? Mary Hertel designed the adorable School Daze quilt that graces our cover. It’s quick and easy to make, using simple foundation piecing and a bit of fussy cutting. Aren’t the kids on the bus just so cute? Customize this quilt by printing images of your own children on fabric and then put them on the bus! Aquatic Critters is a sweet design made with 3-D fabric - what could be more fun? Trust me, it’s fun, even for grown ups. Or check out Molecular, a simple design…

Quilt Designed & Made by Art Gallery Studios Finished Quilt Size 80" x 88" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 36 Block Y 8" x 8" 49 Block Z 8" x 8" Plan Basic blocks create a complex jewel of a quilt, with matching sets of blocks interacting with one another in a dazzling display. The construction is simple; the hardest part is arranging the blocks before sewing them together, so a vertical design wall will be very helpful. This pattern uses the Fast Flying Geese technique for speedy units that don’t waste any fabric. You’ll create 4 matching units at a time, though you’ll need just 3 units in some cases. Use the leftover blocks to make matching pillow shams, or blocks to use on the back of the…

SEND US YOUR PHOTOS OF PROJECTS made with Quick Quilts patterns! Include people in your project photos. Email high-resolution digital images to quickquilts@fwmedia.com. Please include your mailing address. Submission materials cannot be returned. If your submission is selected for this page, The Warm™ Company will send you a FREE queen-size batt. We’ll also mail you two complimentary copies of the issue in which your contribution appears. Laura Sarff of Longmont, Colorado, used a brown, beige, cream, and deep violet color palatte to make Ring Around the Toesies* (Quick Quilts February/March ‘17) for her guest room. The bed runner pattern seemed complex at first but was easy to piece and quilt. Aviary* (Quick Quilts October/November ’18) was the perfect pattern for Sherry Dryer of Chelan, Washington, to pair with her bright…

Quilt Designed by Melanie Greseth & Joanie Holton Sewn by Julie Jergen Machine Quilted by Naomi Polzin Finished Quilt Size 65 ½" x 75 ½" Plan Use a combination of simple piecing and strip piecing to take a short cut to a quilt full of wonder and beauty. In order to make the strip piecing work efficiently, you’ll use a few partial band segments in which the seams are unpicked. It’s an extra step that will save time in the long run, an oxymoron straight out of Wonderland. A vertical design wall will be especially helpful for organizing band segments and patches before construction. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Note that the border 2 sides are narrower than…

Stitch & Flip is a valuable and versatile technique to have in your sewing repertoire. Using the technique with strips rather than squares increases your skills and design possibilities exponentially. There are just a few differences to keep in mind while incorporating strips in this technique. For best results, mark a 45-degree line on a strip to be sewn with stitch-and-flip. If you attempt to estimate the angle without marking, you can end up with wavy sew lines and uneven raw edges on the joined strips, which will affect construction of the overall pattern. To mark the sew line on a strip, refer to the Marking Diagram. Place a strip on a flat surface with the wrong side facing up. Align the 45-degree mark on ruler with the long raw…

Quilt Designed & Made by Bev Getschel Machine Quilted by Lynette Gelling Finished Quilt Size 60" x 72" Plan Simple piecing and machine appliqué bring this quilt to life. The A’s and B’s are cut from templates and attached with fusible web. Place templates right side down on wrong sides of appropriate fabrics that have been prepared with paper-backed fusible web; mark around templates. Cut out fabric patches. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. • White batik 3½ yds. for background and border• Dark gray batik 1¼ yds. for appliqué, pieced border, and binding• Assorted batiks 2¼ yds. total for appliqué and pieced border• Backing 4⅛…

Quilt Designed & Made by Sara Lister Machine Quilted by Nancy Stoval Finished Quilt Size 53" x 71" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 18 Block Y 9" x 9" 17 Block Z 9" x 9" Plan This quilt uses a single-block design that works well when you have a large print fabric that you want to showcase. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. • Assorted large prints 1⅝ yds. total for blocks• Assorted small prints 1½ yds. total for blocks• Blue print ⅞ yd. for blocks• Gray print 1⅛ yds. for blocks and border 1• Border print* 2 yds. for border 2• Yellow print ¾…

Getting Started About our Patterns We recommend that you read all of the instructions before starting a project and that you cut and sew one block before cutting all of your fabric. Using a rotary cutter, mat and an acrylic ruler, cut the shape to the size indicated in the cutting list. Our patterns list finished block sizes, which are typically ½" smaller than unfinished block sizes because they do not include seam allowances. Basic Quilting Supplies • Rotary cutter and mat• Acrylic ruler: Many shapes and sizes are available; a good one to start with is 6" x 24" with ¼" and ⅛" markings• Scissors: A separate pair for paper and fabric• Sewing machine• ¼" foot• Walking foot• Darning foot• Pins• Ironing board & iron• Marking pencils/markers/ etc.• Needles•…

Quilt Designed & Made by Steph Skardal Finished Quilt Size 12" x 50" Plan Rainbow Braid requires 30 strips of varying colors, making that pre-cut bundle you impulsivley purchased at some point in time a good option for this project. Starching your project as you work on it will make your pressing more precise. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Handle all bias edges carefully to avoid distortion. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. • 30 Assorted solids ⅜ yd. total or 30 charm squares* for piecing• White solid 1½ yds. for piecing and binding• Backing 1⅛ yds.• Batting 16" x 54"  *charm square = 5" x 5" Cut Patches are lettered…

I’ve always envied April Rhodes fabric lines. She has combined a variety of colors and tones over the years to create the perfect dusty desert sunset palette I’ve always dreamed of. From soft clay and juniper to warm golden yellows, not to mention the timelessness of her prints. I paired these with Art Gallery’s light weight denim, to make the perfect summer quilt!…

Quilt Designed & Made by Mary Hertel Finished Quilt Size 36" x 46" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 6 Blocks 6" x 12" Plan There’s nothing cuter than a school bus, unless it filled with children! Mary paper pieced the bus blocks in this quilt and used a novely print to fussy-cut children to put in the windows. If you are feeling adventurous you can print photos of your own children on fabric and sew them into the bus windows. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Handle all bias edges carefully to avoid distortion. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. • Blue print ⅜ yd. for blocks• Yellow solid ⅝ yd.…

Quilt Designed & Made by Abigail Dolinger Finished Quilt Size 56" x 61" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 3 Blocks 6" x 6" 3 Nine-Patches 6" x 6" Plan Under the sea is the place to be! Lively 3-D panel prints are framed by easy, quick blocks and a jaunty pieced border treatment to make a quilt that’s better than sunken treasure. The design could easily be adapted to work with any panel print and novelty print collection you like. Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the quilt fit together well. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. • Orange tone-on-tone ¾ yd. for blocks, border 1, and sashes• Lime tone-on-tone ½ yd. for blocks and pieced…