Stripes & Herringbone
Stripes & Herringbone Designed by Sarah Thomas of Bluprint Textiles
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Featuring
Kona Cotton Solids Supplies Needed: 1 yd Kona Curry 1 yd Kona White 3/4 yd Black Stripe (ADE-10792-2) 1/4 yd Binding fabric 1 1/4 yd Backing fabric Craft size batting
Pattern Level: Confident Beginner “I have basic block construction down and would like to learn a new trick!”
For individual use only - Not for resale Copyright 2013, Robert Kaufman
Finished quilt measures 29” x 40”
Notes Before You Begin - Read through all instructions before you begin. - All seam allowances are 1/4” unless otherwise noted. - Remember to measure twice and cut once!
Cutting Instructions Cut: From Kona Curry - 18 strips- 1 1/2” x WOF (Width of Fabric) From Kona White - 18 strips- 1 1/2” x WOF - 4 strips- 2 1/2” x WOF From Black Stripe - 2 strips 4 1/2” x 25 1/2” cut on a 45 degree angle (cut the fabric while it is folded in half to create two opposing angles).
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Sewing Instructions Prep: Place 13 Kona Curry strips and 13 Kona White strips in a pile together. Create a separate pile for the remaining 5 Kona Curry and 5 Kona White strips. Step 1: Make Strip Panels
Take your pile of 26 strips and begin sewing the Kona Curry and Kona White strips together, using a gentle curving motion. Iron seams open.
When 5-6 strips are sewn together, “square up” the section (If the sections do not get “squared up” every few strips, the whole quilt top will be warped.) The length will vary depending on how deep the curves are have been sewn. Continue sewing sections of 5-6 strips. When all 26 strips have been sewn into sections and “squared up”, sew the sections to each other, using a regular, straight, ¼ inch seam. (The straight seams will keep the top from warping.) Repeat Step 1 for the remaining 10 strips to create a second panel for the bottom section of the quilt top. Step 2: Make Herringbone Panel
Sew together the two black stripe strips, to create the herringbone shape. Finished rectangle will measure 8” x 25 1/2”
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Step 3: Square Up Panels
“Square up” your first set of solid and white strips to 22 1/2” x 25 1/2” (the 22 1/2” may vary, depending on how the gentle curves were sewn).
Repeat for the second set of strips, approximately 7 1/2” x 25 1/2”.
Step 4: Piece Quilt Top
Sew the first set of strips (22 1/2” x 25 1/2”) to the herringbone panel, making sure the white side of the strip panel is sewn to the herringbone panel. Repeat with the second set of strips (7 1/2” x 25 1/2”) adding them to the bottom of the herringbone, with the white strip sewn to the herringbone. You will use a regular, ¼ inch seam when sewing these sections together.
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Step 5: Add Borders
Sew the four 2 1/2” x WOF white border strips to the quilt top.
Baste, quilt and bind as desired. Enjoy your quilt!
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www.bluprinttextiles.com
Featuring
Kona Cotton Solids Supplies Needed: 1 yd Kona Curry 1 yd Kona White 3/4 yd Black Stripe (ADE-10792-2) 1/4 yd Binding fabric 1 1/4 yd Backing fabric Craft size batting
Pattern Level: Confident Beginner “I have basic block construction down and would like to learn a new trick!”
For individual use only - Not for resale Copyright 2013, Robert Kaufman
Finished quilt measures 29” x 40”
Notes Before You Begin - Read through all instructions before you begin. - All seam allowances are 1/4” unless otherwise noted. - Remember to measure twice and cut once!
Cutting Instructions Cut: From Kona Curry - 18 strips- 1 1/2” x WOF (Width of Fabric) From Kona White - 18 strips- 1 1/2” x WOF - 4 strips- 2 1/2” x WOF From Black Stripe - 2 strips 4 1/2” x 25 1/2” cut on a 45 degree angle (cut the fabric while it is folded in half to create two opposing angles).
page 1
Sewing Instructions Prep: Place 13 Kona Curry strips and 13 Kona White strips in a pile together. Create a separate pile for the remaining 5 Kona Curry and 5 Kona White strips. Step 1: Make Strip Panels
Take your pile of 26 strips and begin sewing the Kona Curry and Kona White strips together, using a gentle curving motion. Iron seams open.
When 5-6 strips are sewn together, “square up” the section (If the sections do not get “squared up” every few strips, the whole quilt top will be warped.) The length will vary depending on how deep the curves are have been sewn. Continue sewing sections of 5-6 strips. When all 26 strips have been sewn into sections and “squared up”, sew the sections to each other, using a regular, straight, ¼ inch seam. (The straight seams will keep the top from warping.) Repeat Step 1 for the remaining 10 strips to create a second panel for the bottom section of the quilt top. Step 2: Make Herringbone Panel
Sew together the two black stripe strips, to create the herringbone shape. Finished rectangle will measure 8” x 25 1/2”
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Step 3: Square Up Panels
“Square up” your first set of solid and white strips to 22 1/2” x 25 1/2” (the 22 1/2” may vary, depending on how the gentle curves were sewn).
Repeat for the second set of strips, approximately 7 1/2” x 25 1/2”.
Step 4: Piece Quilt Top
Sew the first set of strips (22 1/2” x 25 1/2”) to the herringbone panel, making sure the white side of the strip panel is sewn to the herringbone panel. Repeat with the second set of strips (7 1/2” x 25 1/2”) adding them to the bottom of the herringbone, with the white strip sewn to the herringbone. You will use a regular, ¼ inch seam when sewing these sections together.
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Step 5: Add Borders
Sew the four 2 1/2” x WOF white border strips to the quilt top.
Baste, quilt and bind as desired. Enjoy your quilt!
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