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    Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard
    Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard
    Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard
    Ebook139 pages40 minutes

    Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard

    By Wendy Sheppard

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    About this ebook

    Each project in this enchanting collection invitesquilters to embrace the spirit of the fall season,capturing the essence of autumnal beauty withevery stitch. From traditional patchwork designsreminiscent of rustic harvest scenes to warmarrangements inspired by the crisp air and fallingleaves, this book offers a diverse array of patternsto suit every quilter's style and skill level.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnnies
    Release dateJul 26, 2024
    ISBN9798892533560
    Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard
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    Wendy Sheppard

    Wendy Sheppard, originally from Southeast Asia, began her career as a chemical engineer. In 2005, with encouragement from a friend and no prior experience, she made her first quilt. Needless to say, that delve into quilting changed her career path. Wendy's original designs have been featured in numerous quilting magazines. She also designs patterns for several major fabric companies. Wendy and her family live in Dumfries, VA. (ivoryspring.wordpress.com)

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      Autumn Quilting with Wendy Sheppard - Wendy Sheppard

      Homemade Cinnamon Rolls

      A cozy cabin with cats and cinnamon rolls is the perfect place to spend a chilly morning.

      Skill Level

      Intermediate

      Finished Sizes

      Quilt Size: 48 × 72

      Block Size: 8 × 8

      Number of Blocks: 48

      Materials

      •2⅛ yards white print*

      •½ yard black print*

      •1 yard tan print #1*

      •⅜ yard tan print #2*

      •⅜ yard tan print #3*

      •⅜ yard tan print #4*

      •⅜ yard tan print #5*

      •1⅛ yards orange print #1*

      •⅜ yard orange print #2*

      •⅜ yard red print #1*

      •⅜ yard red print #2*

      •⅜ yard navy print #1*

      •⅜ yard navy print #2*

      •4⅞ yards backing*

      •56 × 80 batting*

      •Thread*

      •Basic sewing tools and supplies

      *Fabric from the Daisy Lane by Kansas Troubles Quilters and Jelly & Jam by Fig Tree Quilts collections for Moda Fabrics; Tuscany Silk batting from Hobbs; Aurifil 50 wt. thread used to make sample. EQ8 was used to design this quilt.

      Cat

      8 × 8 Finished Block

      Make 3 orange

      Make 5 black

      Stripe Block

      8 × 8 Finished Block

      Make 4

      Brown Log Cabin

      8 × 8 Finished Block

      Make 18

      Blue Log Cabin

      8 × 8 Finished Block

      Make 18

      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 white print cut:

      •3 (2" × WOF) strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

      2 (2 × 48½) V border strips

      •3 (1½" × WOF) strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

      2 (1½ × 48½) U border strips

      •4 (1½ × 8½) P rectangles

      •36 (1½ × 7½) T rectangles

      •36 (1½ × 6½) I rectangles

      •36 (1½ × 5½) S rectangles

      •44 (1½ × 4½) N rectangles

      •36 (1½ × 3½) B rectangles

      •36 (1½ × 2½) R rectangles

      •8 (1½") A squares

      •8 (1¼ × 2¾) E rectangles

      •8 (1 × 3½) D rectangles

      •8 (1 × 2½) L rectangles

      From black print cut:

      •5 (3½") H squares

      •5 (2¾ × 3½) G rectangles

      •5 (2 × 3½) C rectangles

      •10 (1½") A squares

      •5 (1¼ × 2) F rectangles

      •5 (1 × 3½) M rectangles

      •5 (1 × 1½) K rectangles

      From tan print #1 cut:

      •4 (7½ × 8½) O rectangles

      •8 (3½") H squares

      •3 (2" × WOF) strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

      2 (2 × 48½) V border strips

      •8 (1½ × 8½) J rectangles

      •16 (1½ × 6½) I rectangles

      •8 (1½ × 3½) B rectangles

      •8 (1½") A squares

      From tan print #2 cut:

      •36 (1½ × 3½) B rectangles

      From tan print #3 cut:

      •36 (1½ × 4½) N rectangles

      From tan print #4 cut:

      •18 (1½ × 7½) T rectangles

      From tan print #5 cut:

      •18 (1½ × 8½) J rectangles

      From orange print #1 cut:

      •3 (3½") H squares

      •3 (2¾ × 3½) G rectangles

      •7 (2½" × WOF) binding strips

      •3 (2 × 3½) C rectangles

      •6 (1½") A squares

      •3 (1¼ × 2) F rectangles

      •3 (1 × 3½) M rectangles

      •3 (1 × 1½) K rectangles

      From orange print #2 cut:

      •36 (2½") Q squares

      From red print #1 cut:

      •36 (1½ × 5½) S rectangles

      From red print #2 cut:

      •36 (1½ × 6½) I rectangles

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