Innholdsfortegnelse for April - May 2019 i Quick+Easy Quilts

I grew up in a family that loves to play games. As a young child, I can remember many game nights with my family that included card games, board games, dominoes, and marbles. As I reached my tweener years, the first video gaming systems were being developed. I spent hours with my dad just trying to “get to the next level” of whatever game we were engrossed in at the moment. Whenever we went out to eat (usually fast food pizza) my brother and I would spend all of my parent’s quarters on arcade games in the restaurant. Games are a great way to have fun and to bring your family and friends together for some friendly competition. In this issue of Quick Quilts, we have a collection of quilt…

Quilt Designed & Made by Charisma Horton Finished Quilt Size 54" x 72" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 26 Blocks 9" x 9" Plan Charisma used a scrappy selection of blue and red prints for the small star blocks in this quilt. You can do the same or you can use one blue print and one red print for the blocks to create a more formal look. If making the scrappy look as Charisma did, lay out blocks on a large flat surface or design wall so that you can decide on your arrangement before you start sewing them together. 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 unless otherwise noted.…

Designed & Sewn by Sara Lister Machine Quilted by Nancy Stovall Finished Quilt Size 62" x 75" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 48 Blocks 6" x 6" Plan Though this quilt may look complex upon first glance, it is actually quite simple to make. All of the dots on the dominoes are applied with fusible web and then machine appliquéd. Be patient when cutting out and stitching the dots so they end up nice and circular rather than wonky. Shop Fabric yardage assumes 42” usable width of fabric unless otherwise noted. • White solid 2½ yds. for patches and blocks• Purple tone-on-tone and yellow tone-on-tone ⅛ yd. each for appliqué• Green tone-on-tone, blue tone-on-tone, and red tone-on-tone ¼ yd. each for appliqué• Orange tone-on-tone ⅜ yd. for appliqué• Black…

Designed and Sewn by Pam Nourse Machine Quilted by Jana Schneider of The Sew N Sew Finished Quilt Size 80" x 80" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 25 Block Y 10" x 10" 24 Block Z 10" x 10" Plan Pam used Pocket Arcade by Timeless Treasures as the focal point of her quilt, bringing back memories of old-school arcade games. Changing the focus fabric (C patches) can change the entire mood of the quilt - from whimsical kids’ quilts using novelty fabrics, to elegant quilts using Asian prints, or veterans’ quilts with a patriotic red, white, and blue focus. 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 unless otherwise noted.…

Quilt Designed & Made by Natalie Crabtree Finished Quilt Size 73" x 88" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 4 Block U 8 ¾" x 8 ¾" 4 Block V 8 ¾" x 8 ¾" 4 Block W 8 ¾" x 8 ¾" 4 Block X 8 ¾" x 8 ¾" 4 Block Y 12 ½" x 12 ½" 8 Block Z 11 ¼" x 11 ¼" Plan Do you have a panel that you’ve purchased and love, but have no idea what to do with? If so, then we have the pattern for you! This stunning quilt can be made with a panel of any subject matter, creating an endless array of design options. Look for a panel that can be trimmed to the same size as the peacock…

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•…

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. Deb Murray of Syracuse, New York went Crazy for Christmas (Quick Quilts Dec/Jan 2010) by using a cheerfully scrappy assortment of holiday fabrics in her quilt. She also added an inner border and widened the outer border. Deb enjoys how quick this holiday lap quilt came together the most! Susie Miller of Eaton, Indiana used the pattern Twilight in the Woods (Quick Quilts Oct/Nov…

Quilt Designed & Made by Ramona Sorensen Finished Quilt Size 76" x 88" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 31 Blocks 8" x 16" Plan Ramona’s quilt is full of shiny gemstones set against a rich, dark background. The blocks are fast and simple to assemble using the Stitch-and-Flip technique. Arrange blocks on a design wall or other large, flat surface before joining in order to ensure a pleasing arrangement of prints. 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 unless otherwise noted. • Assorted prints 4⅛ yds. total for blocks• Navy solid 4¾ yds. total for blocks, sashing, and border• Navy print ⅞ yd. for binding• Backing 7½ yds.• Batting 84"…

Quilt Designed & Made by Art Gallery Fabrics Studio Finished Quilt Size 70" x 80" Plan Sidewalk Chalk is a fast and simple quilt unless you accidentally piece the patches, units, and Flying Geese together in the wrong order or direction. Layout all of your parts and pieces on a large flat surface or a design wall before you start assembly in order to ensure you have everything placed and oriented correctly. 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 unless otherwise noted. • Rust solid ½ yd. for units• Leaf print ⅞ yd. for patches and units• Teal print 1½ yds. for Flying Geese and binding• Blue solid 2⅜ yds. for…

Designed & Sewn by Stephanie Sheridan Machine Quilted by Linda Leathersich Finished Quilt Size 62" x 84" Number of Blocks & Finished Size 6 Block Y 14" x 14" 6 Block Z 14" x 14" Plan Simple can be beautiful! This is a weekender design, perfect for a beginner to build confidence in their abilities or for an expert to whip out a quick gift for a friend. Framed squares offset with long strips of borders creates a striking contemporary quilt. The soft shades of yellow and taupe against a tone-on-tone white is summery and soothing. Big florals take focus in framed squares and the off center setting with long side borders giving the design modern appeal Use an accurate ¼" seam allowance throughout to ensure all elements of the…

Quilt Designed & Made by Elaine Theriault Finished Quilt Size 72" x 84" Plan The strips in this quilt have been cut lengthwise in order to eliminate the need for piecing. By cutting the strips lengthwise and using raw edge appliqué, Abaci will come together quickly and easily. If you don’t mind piecing the strips, less fabric will be required - you will only need 5¾ yards of cream batik and 1 yard of black solid. 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 unless otherwise noted. • Cream batik 7⅛ yds. for strips• Black solid 2⅛ yds. for strips• Light blue batik 1 yd. for appliqué• Dark blue batik 1 yd.…

When I was making this quilt, I cut out the fabrics as Hurricane Florence was heading towards North and South Carolina. I live in central North Carolina and at first the track was showing a straight hit and possibly a category 4 or 5 hurricane. As former Floridians, we weren’t too worried as we’re are pretty far inland, but we still prepared. Then the track changed and the first day was no big deal, so I sewed a lot! The next day we lost power twice and the third day we lost power for half the day, but in those 3 days, I made this quilt from start to finish!…