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A N N I E ’S
O N L I N E V I D E O
C L A S S E S
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Instructor Nancy McNally
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4 color process (below)
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Black (below)
In
White (below)
this online video class, you’ll learn:
• How to choose the perfect fabrics for your quilt
• Which quilting tools are your “best buys”
• How to cut and piece each quilt block
• How to get a perfect ¼-inch seam allowance
every time
• Time-saving tips like chain piecing, marking,
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pinning and more
Pantone uncoated (below)
• How to assemble a quilt sandwich
QDV11
Learn to Make a Quilt
From Start to Finish
Black (below)
White (below)
4 color process (below)
Minimum allowed sizes
This exclusive
quilt project
is included as
part of the class
curriculum
Pantone uncoated (below)
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Black (below)
Bric & Stones
Quilt
White (below)
ES00024
Butterflies &
Tulips Lap Quilt
Colorful butterflies flit from flower to
By Michele Crawford for Coats & Clark
flower across the surface of this vibrant quilt. It’s the perfect size for
Mom to cuddle under on the couch while you prepare her Mother’s
Day breakfast. The tulip blocks are fused and stitched appliqués,
making the sewing easier than it looks.
S k i l l le v e l
Medium
M ate r i a l S
Fabric yardage is based on 42 inches
of usable width. Fabrics are from the
Here Comes the Sun collection by RJR
Fabrics (www.rjrfabrics.com).
• 44/45-inch-wide fabric:
1
1/6
yards butterflies
1/4
yard yellow
5/8
yard green floral
1/3
yard lavender floral
5/8
yard stripe
5/8
yard lavender stripe
3
1/6
yards white tone-on-tone
butterfly print
• 1
1/2
yards paper-backed fusible web
• 52-inch square of cotton batting
• Coats Dual Duty Plus Thread:
White #01; Violet #96; Kerry
Green #177
• Coats Color Twist Thread: Spring
Green #752
• Coats Machine Quilting & Craft
Thread: White #01
• Pencil
• Template plastic
• Rotary cutter, mat and ruler
• Basic sewing tools and equipment
Cutting
Wash and press the fabric
before cutting.
Cut all strips across the fabric width.
• From the butterfly print cut one
strip 6
1/8
inches wide; crosscut five
6
1/8
-inch squares (Block A center).
Cut two strips 3
�½
inches wide;
crosscut (20) 3
�½
-inch squares
(Block A corners).Cut four strips
5
¼
inches wide; crosscut four 5
¼
x
38
�½
-inch strips (outer border).
• From the yellow print, cut one strip
5 x 21 inches (Block B, Piece 1).
• From the green floral, cut one strip
1
7/8
inches wide; crosscut (20)
1
7/8
-inch squares (Block A). Cut
one strip 4 inches wide (Block B,
Piece 2) and one strip 10
�½
inches
wide (Block B, Piece 3).
• From the lavender floral, cut four
strips 1
7/8
inches wide; crosscut (20)
1
7/8
x 6
1/8
-inch strips (Block A).
• From the stripe, cut four strips
1
�½
inches wide; crosscut two
1
�½
x 36
�½
-inch strips and two
1
�½
x 38
�½
-inch strips for the inner
border. Cut five strips 2
¼
inches
wide (binding).
• From the lavender stripe, cut two
strips 5 inches wide; crosscut (16)
5-inch squares (Block B). Cut one
strip 5
¼
inches wide; crosscut four
5
¼
-inch squares (outer border).
• From the white tone-on-tone print,
cut two strips 3
7/8
inches wide;
crosscut (20) 3
7/8
-inch squares.
Cut each square in half once
diagonally for 40 triangles (Block
A). Cut two strips 12
�½
-inches
wide; crosscut four 12
�½
-inch
squares (Block B). Cut one 42 x
52-inch rectangle (quilt back).
Cut two strips 10
�½
x 26¼ inches.
assembly
Use
1/4
-inch-wide seam allowances.
1.
Refer to Figure 1 to assemble
Block A. Sew the pieces together
to create the block sections and
press the seams in the direction of
the arrows.
2.
Sew the pieces together as shown
in Figure 2 and press.
3.
Apply fusible web to the wrong side
of the 5 x 21-inch yellow strip, the 4 x
42-inch green floral strip and the 10
�½
x 42-inch green floral strip.
4.
Trace the petal pattern pieces onto
template plastic and cut out.
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Press.
Press.
Make 12.
Make 12.
Figure 1
Figure 1
Sew block pieces together.
Sew block pieces together.
Block A
Make 5.
Figure 2
Sew block pieces together.
white tone-on-tone butterfly square.
Fuse in place. Position a piece 2 over
each raw edge of each yellow piece 1
with points touching and fuse in place.
5.
Trace five of piece 1 onto the
paper side of the fusible web on the
yellow fabric. Trace 16 of piece 2 onto
the smaller piece of green floral and 16
of piece 3 onto the paper side on the
larger piece of green floral. Cut out each
piece and remove the backing paper.
6.
Fold each 12
�½
-inch white tone-on-
tone square in half with wrong sides
together and press. Fold in half again
and press. Open the squares and use
the creases to help you center the tulip
pieces on the square.
7.
Refer to Figure 3. Center each yellow
piece 1 in the center of a 12
�½
-inch
3
3
2
2
1
2
3
2
3
Block B
Make 4.
Figure 3
Position and fuse leaves in place
on top of folded buds.
8.
Fold each lavender-stripe square in
half with stripes running vertically and
press. Fold in half again and press to
make the tulip bud.
9.
Position a piece 3 at each corner
of the block and lightly fuse the
outer edges only to hold the pieces
in position. Slip the raw edges of the
folded lavender square under the inner
edges until 1
7/8
inches of each folded
edge shows. Fuse piece 3 in place on
top of the lavender bud.
10.
Machine stitch around the raw
edges of pieces 2 and 3, using Kerry
Green thread in the bobbin and Spring
Green thread in the needle.
11.
Arrange the blocks in three rows
of three blocks each following the
Quilt Assembly Diagram, Figure 4.
Sew the blocks together in rows and
press the seams toward the tulip
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blocks in each row. Sew the rows
together and press the seams in
one direction.
12.
Sew the 1
�½
x 36
�½
-inch stripe
inner border strips to the top and
bottom edges of the quilt top center.
Press the seams toward the borders.
Add the 1
�½
x 38
�½
-inch stripe inner
border strips to the remaining sides
and press. Add the 5
¼
x 38
�½
-inch
outer border strips to opposite sides of
the quilt top center. Sew the lavender
stripe 5
¼
-inch squares to opposite
ends of the remaining outer border
strips; press the seams toward the
borders. Sew the borders to the top
and bottom edges of the quilt top.
Press the seams toward the borders.
13.
For the quilt back, sew the two
10
�½
x 26
¼
-inch white tone-on-tone
strips together to make one long strip.
Press the seam to one side. Sew the
strip to one long edge of the 42 x
52-inch rectangle to make a 52-inch
piece for the backing. Press the seams
to one side.
14.
Layer the quilt top with the
batting and backing; pin or hand baste
the layers together.
15.
With white quilting thread, stitch
in the ditch of the seams in the quilt
blocks and the inner border.
16.
Stipple-quilt the center and the
triangles of each Block A and in the
outer border of the quilt.
17.
Stitch
1/8
inch from the outer raw
edges and trim the excess batting and
backing even with the quilt top.
18.
Use bias seams to sew the binding
strips together and press open. Fold
the strip in half lengthwise with wrong
sides together and press. Apply the
double-layer binding to the quilt using
3/8
-inch-wide seams and mitering the
corners as you reach them.
19.
Turn the binding over the raw edge
and slipstitch in place on the back of
the quilt.
Hang It Up!
Make your lap
quilt more versatile by adding a
hanging sleeve to the back.
Make a fabric tube from a 5-inch-
wide strip of fabric. It should
be slightly shorter than the
measurement of the upper edge
of the quilt. Position one edge of
the tube along the inner edge of
the binding and slipstitch in place
along both long edges of the
tube. Slip over a cafe curtain rod
to hang.
Snip-It
Figure 4
Quilt Assembly
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This publication may not be reproduced or transmitted in part or in whole without written permission from the publisher.
Templates for
Butterflies and Tulips
Actual Size
3
Green
2
Green
1
Yellow
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This publication may not be reproduced or transmitted in part or in whole without written permission from the publisher.

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