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    Quilted Projects for All Seasons
    Quilted Projects for All Seasons
    Quilted Projects for All Seasons
    Ebook151 pages37 minutes

    Quilted Projects for All Seasons

    By Annie's

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    This collection of small projects makes delightful quilted accents you can enjoy throughout the year.Featuring pillows, wall hangings, table runners and more, these seasonal patterns are quick to stitch andmake the perfect holiday projects.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnnies
    Release dateJul 10, 2024
    ISBN9798892533065
    Quilted Projects for All Seasons

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      Quilted Projects for All Seasons - Annie's

      Patchwork Heart Table Runner

      Make a statement with big, bold hearts in this fun and modern table runner full of love.

      Design by Michelle Freedman

      Quilted by Chris Batten

      Skill Level

      Confident Beginner

      Finished Sizes

      Runner Size: 54″ × 18″

      Block Size: 18″ × 18″

      Number of Blocks: 3

      Heart

      18″ × 18″ Finished Block

      Make 3

      Materials

      • ⅓ yard dark red*

      • ⅝ yard medium red*

      • ⅓ yard light red*

      • ⅓ yard coral*

      • ⅓ yard light coral*

      • ⅓ yard dark coral*

      • ⅞ yard white*

      • 1¼ yards backing fabric

      • 22″ × 58″ batting

      • Thread

      • Basic sewing tools and supplies

      *Fabrics from Shadow Play collection from Maywood Studio used to make sample.

      Project Notes

      Read all instructions before beginning this project.

      Stitch right sides together using a ¼″ seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

      Materials and cutting lists assume 40″ of usable fabric width for yardage.

      Arrows indicate directions to press seams.

      WOF – width of fabric

      HST – half-square triangle

      QST – quarter-square triangle

      Cutting

      From dark red cut:

      • 12 (3½″) A squares

      From medium red cut:

      • 18 (3½″) B squares

      • 4 (2½″ × WOF) binding strips

      From light red cut:

      • 15 (3½″) C squares

      From coral cut:

      • 18 (3½″) D squares

      From light coral cut:

      • 15 (3½″) E squares

      From dark coral cut:

      • 12 (3½″) F squares

      From white cut:

      • 12 (3½″) G squares

      • 6 (9½″) H squares

      Completing the Blocks

      1. Refer to Sew & Flip Corners on page 8 and use six of each C and G squares to make six C-G HST units (Figure 1).

      Figure 1

      2. In the same manner, use six of each E and G squares to make six E-G HST units (Figure 2).

      Figure 2

      3. Arrange two C-G HST units, two C squares, four B squares and one A square in three rows as shown (Figure 3). Sew units and squares together in rows; join the rows to make one unit 1. Make three.

      Figure 3

      4. In the same manner, make one unit 2 using two E-G HST units, two E squares, four D squares and one F square (Figure 4). Make three.

      Figure 4

      5. Arrange and sew together three F squares, two D squares and one E square as shown (Figure 5a). Make three.

      Figure 5

      6. Referring again to Sew & Flip Corners, place a step 5 unit and an H square right sides together, aligning the corners (Figure 5b). With the wrong side of the step 5 unit facing up, draw a stitching line corner to corner, intersecting the seam lines of the step 5 unit. Stitch, trim and press open to make one unit 3 (Figure 5c). Make three.

      Here’s a Tip

      Use spray starch or sizing to help control stretching along the diagonal edges.

      7. In the same manner, use three A squares, two B squares, one C square and one H square to make one unit 4 (Figure 6). Make three.

      Figure 6

      8. Refer to the Heart block diagram and arrange one of each unit 1–4 in two rows. Sew the units together in rows; join the rows to complete the block.

      Make three.

      Completing the Runner

      1. Refer

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