guppies for lunch - Michael Miller Fabrics
GUPPIES FOR LUNCH
Size: 50”W x 50”H | Quilt designed by Jessee Maloney
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
CX7457-Isle
CX7454-Seaweed
CX7455-Ocean
¾ yard
½ yard
1 yard (Fishbowls & Binding)
CX7456-Ocean
CX7458-Seaweed
CX7455-Sea
½ yard
½ yard
½ yard
CX7457-Sunkist
CX7456-Sea
SC5333-Spa
¼ yards
½ yard
2-½ yards (Background)
SKU (A) CX7457-Isle (B) CX7454-Seaweed (C) CX7455-Ocean (D) CX7456-Ocean (E) CX7458-Seaweed (F) CX7455-Sea (G) CX7457-Sunkist (H) CX7456-Sea (I) SC5333-Spa (Backing)
# of bolts for 12 Kits 1 bolts (9 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolts (3 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 2 bolts (30 yards) 4 bolts (48 yards)
# of bolts for 24 Kits 2 bolts (18 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards 2 bolts (24 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 1 bolts (12 yards) 1 bolts (12 yards) 1 bolts (6 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 4 bolts (60 yards) 8 bolts (96 yards)
TOTAL BOLTS NEEDED
14 Bolts (10 w/o Back)
22 Bolts (14 w/o Back)
*Additional Supplies Needed: Fusible lightweight interfacing for the fish
p.212.704.0774 | [email protected] | www.michaelmillerfabrics.com
GUPPIES FINISHED SIZE: 52”X52” CUTTING DIRECTIONS A - 9.5x10.5 blocks for the bottom of the fish bowls - Qty 14 B - 2.5x10.5 blocls for the top of half of the fishbowls - Qty 14 C - 1”x8.5“strips that coordinate with the top half of the fishbowls and will be the lips of the bowls D - 1”x2.5“ strips of the background fabric - Qty 28 E - 2.5” sqaures of the background fabric - Qty 28 F - 2.5“x4” of the background fabric - Qty 28 G - 2”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 14 H - 2.5”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 14 J - 2”7.5” of background fabric - Qty 28 K - 7”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 4 Two small, and three large fish out of your choice of fabric using the templates that were included.
B LO C K P I E C I N G D I R E C T I O N S STEP 1
STEP 2
Start with the A blocks and place E blocks at the bottom corners, right
Sew from corner to corner on top of block E (fig. 2) Trim the corners
sides together. Line up the corners (fig 1).
and fold the triangles over and press.
STEP 3
STEP 4
Line the long end of block F up with the short end of block B, and sew
Sew together block D, block E and another block D (in that specific
from corner to corner. Repeat for the other side of block B (fig 3). Trim
order) (fig 4)
the corners, fold the pieces over and press.
STEP 5
STEP 6
Combine block DE&D strip to the top of the coordinating block FB&F
Then add block G to the top of the the newly formed piece. (fig6)
strip (fig 5). Press.
STEP 7
STEP 8
Add block J on either side of the altered block A (fig 7) Press. Then add
Combine the Top half of the fihsbowl with the bottom, making sure
block H to the bottom of the new combination
to match up seams, and ta-da, you have a finished block! (fig. 8)
FISH APPLIQUE I would suggest that you add your raw edge fish appliques to the desired bowls at this time, it will become harder later in the process. Q U I LT TO P P I E C I N G D I R E C T I O N S
STEP 1 Make two rows of three fishbowls, and then two rows of four fish bowls (fig 9). Put the rows of four aside for a minute.
STEP 2 Add block K to both ends of the three fishbowl strips. (fig 10) Press all of the rows really well.
STEP 3 Take one row of three fishbowls, and add a row of four fish bowls to the bottom, making sure to match up any seams (fig 11). Reapt for the other set.
STEP 4 Now stack the two sections on top of each other to complete your quilt top (fig 12).
Large Fish
Small Fish
Size: 50”W x 50”H | Quilt designed by Jessee Maloney
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
CX7457-Isle
CX7454-Seaweed
CX7455-Ocean
¾ yard
½ yard
1 yard (Fishbowls & Binding)
CX7456-Ocean
CX7458-Seaweed
CX7455-Sea
½ yard
½ yard
½ yard
CX7457-Sunkist
CX7456-Sea
SC5333-Spa
¼ yards
½ yard
2-½ yards (Background)
SKU (A) CX7457-Isle (B) CX7454-Seaweed (C) CX7455-Ocean (D) CX7456-Ocean (E) CX7458-Seaweed (F) CX7455-Sea (G) CX7457-Sunkist (H) CX7456-Sea (I) SC5333-Spa (Backing)
# of bolts for 12 Kits 1 bolts (9 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 1 bolts (3 yards) 1 bolt (6 yards) 2 bolts (30 yards) 4 bolts (48 yards)
# of bolts for 24 Kits 2 bolts (18 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards 2 bolts (24 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 1 bolts (12 yards) 1 bolts (12 yards) 1 bolts (6 yards) 1 bolt (12 yards) 4 bolts (60 yards) 8 bolts (96 yards)
TOTAL BOLTS NEEDED
14 Bolts (10 w/o Back)
22 Bolts (14 w/o Back)
*Additional Supplies Needed: Fusible lightweight interfacing for the fish
p.212.704.0774 | [email protected] | www.michaelmillerfabrics.com
GUPPIES FINISHED SIZE: 52”X52” CUTTING DIRECTIONS A - 9.5x10.5 blocks for the bottom of the fish bowls - Qty 14 B - 2.5x10.5 blocls for the top of half of the fishbowls - Qty 14 C - 1”x8.5“strips that coordinate with the top half of the fishbowls and will be the lips of the bowls D - 1”x2.5“ strips of the background fabric - Qty 28 E - 2.5” sqaures of the background fabric - Qty 28 F - 2.5“x4” of the background fabric - Qty 28 G - 2”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 14 H - 2.5”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 14 J - 2”7.5” of background fabric - Qty 28 K - 7”x13.5” of background fabric - Qty 4 Two small, and three large fish out of your choice of fabric using the templates that were included.
B LO C K P I E C I N G D I R E C T I O N S STEP 1
STEP 2
Start with the A blocks and place E blocks at the bottom corners, right
Sew from corner to corner on top of block E (fig. 2) Trim the corners
sides together. Line up the corners (fig 1).
and fold the triangles over and press.
STEP 3
STEP 4
Line the long end of block F up with the short end of block B, and sew
Sew together block D, block E and another block D (in that specific
from corner to corner. Repeat for the other side of block B (fig 3). Trim
order) (fig 4)
the corners, fold the pieces over and press.
STEP 5
STEP 6
Combine block DE&D strip to the top of the coordinating block FB&F
Then add block G to the top of the the newly formed piece. (fig6)
strip (fig 5). Press.
STEP 7
STEP 8
Add block J on either side of the altered block A (fig 7) Press. Then add
Combine the Top half of the fihsbowl with the bottom, making sure
block H to the bottom of the new combination
to match up seams, and ta-da, you have a finished block! (fig. 8)
FISH APPLIQUE I would suggest that you add your raw edge fish appliques to the desired bowls at this time, it will become harder later in the process. Q U I LT TO P P I E C I N G D I R E C T I O N S
STEP 1 Make two rows of three fishbowls, and then two rows of four fish bowls (fig 9). Put the rows of four aside for a minute.
STEP 2 Add block K to both ends of the three fishbowl strips. (fig 10) Press all of the rows really well.
STEP 3 Take one row of three fishbowls, and add a row of four fish bowls to the bottom, making sure to match up any seams (fig 11). Reapt for the other set.
STEP 4 Now stack the two sections on top of each other to complete your quilt top (fig 12).
Large Fish
Small Fish
