Fabric Cutting
Mini Ten Spinner
Mini Ten Spinner
Fabric
Fabric Accent
Exact Amount Needed
Suggested Yardage
28"
1 yd
3"
Background Binding
Backing
⅛ yd
bias
¼ yd
26" Sq
¾ yd
27" Sq
Batting
¾ yd
Cutting
Fabric
First Cut
Accent
Two 1 ½" strips
Sub-Cut
Two 1 ½" x 14"
Two 1 ½" x 26"+ One 21" x 14"
Background
A Note about Cutting
One 21" strip
One 7" square
One 4 ½" x 26"+
Binding
2 ½" Bias Strips totaling 85"
Sew the accent strips to the background strips as shown below. 3 12 4
6
11 5 10
8 ¼" x 26"+
6 9 7 8 8 7 9 6 10 5
1
11 4
Cutting for the Mini Ten Spinner is a bit different than other projects. To economize on fabric we're first going to cut a 21" strip of Background fabric into two pieces. One is 21" x 14" and the remainder is 21" x 26" (or wider depending on your fabric width). The 21" x 14" piece will not be cut further, but the 21" x 26"+ piece will be cut into strips. The Accent fabric is also cut into sections in the same manner as the Background fabric as shown below.
Two 8 ¼" x 26"+
12 3
Width of fabric
3
20"x14"
8 ¼" x 26"+1
12 4 11 5 10 6 9
20" x 26"+
7 8 8 7 9 6
6
10 5 11 4 12
21"
3 3
2
12 4 11 5 10 6
7 8 8 7
20" x 26"+
9
20" x 14"
8 ¼" x 26"+
9 6 10
5
5 11 4 12 3
3
12 4 11
4 ½" x 26"+
3
5
9
7
8 ¼" x 26"+
20" x 14" 10
6
8
8 7 9 6 10 5
8 ¼" x 26"+
11 4 12 3
20" x 14"
8 ¼" x 26"+
1 ½" x 14"
1 ½" x 26"+
1 ½" x 14"
1 ½" x 26"+
Width of fabric
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4 ½" x 26"+
4
Trace the lines for the accent strips onto your Ten Degree Mini tool. (page 2)
Be sure you've added True Grips or tape to your tool to keep it form slipping
Cut six of each wedge, label as 1-6. © 2014 Cheryl Phillips
Mini Ten Spinner The gray areas show where the accent strip will be aligned.
1
2 3 4 Arrange six wedges.
5
6
Sew the six wedges together. Make six units.
Mark your Ten degree Mini tool with glow tape or a marking pen. Use the markings to align your wedge cuts.
Don't be overly concerned if they aren't perfect as seam allowances vary. Since nothing has to match (YEAH), it's not as critical.
Sew the six units together to make a circle.
Applique a six inch circle to the center of the circular quilt.
Layer. Quilt. Bind.
Enjoy! An applique pattern is available on our web site:
http://phillipsfiberart.danemcoweb.com/shop/ product/center-applique-ten-degree-projects/ www.PhillipsFiberArt.com
© 2014 Cheryl Phillips
Mini Ten Spinner
Fabric
Fabric Accent
Exact Amount Needed
Suggested Yardage
28"
1 yd
3"
Background Binding
Backing
⅛ yd
bias
¼ yd
26" Sq
¾ yd
27" Sq
Batting
¾ yd
Cutting
Fabric
First Cut
Accent
Two 1 ½" strips
Sub-Cut
Two 1 ½" x 14"
Two 1 ½" x 26"+ One 21" x 14"
Background
A Note about Cutting
One 21" strip
One 7" square
One 4 ½" x 26"+
Binding
2 ½" Bias Strips totaling 85"
Sew the accent strips to the background strips as shown below. 3 12 4
6
11 5 10
8 ¼" x 26"+
6 9 7 8 8 7 9 6 10 5
1
11 4
Cutting for the Mini Ten Spinner is a bit different than other projects. To economize on fabric we're first going to cut a 21" strip of Background fabric into two pieces. One is 21" x 14" and the remainder is 21" x 26" (or wider depending on your fabric width). The 21" x 14" piece will not be cut further, but the 21" x 26"+ piece will be cut into strips. The Accent fabric is also cut into sections in the same manner as the Background fabric as shown below.
Two 8 ¼" x 26"+
12 3
Width of fabric
3
20"x14"
8 ¼" x 26"+1
12 4 11 5 10 6 9
20" x 26"+
7 8 8 7 9 6
6
10 5 11 4 12
21"
3 3
2
12 4 11 5 10 6
7 8 8 7
20" x 26"+
9
20" x 14"
8 ¼" x 26"+
9 6 10
5
5 11 4 12 3
3
12 4 11
4 ½" x 26"+
3
5
9
7
8 ¼" x 26"+
20" x 14" 10
6
8
8 7 9 6 10 5
8 ¼" x 26"+
11 4 12 3
20" x 14"
8 ¼" x 26"+
1 ½" x 14"
1 ½" x 26"+
1 ½" x 14"
1 ½" x 26"+
Width of fabric
www.PhillipsFiberArt.com
4 ½" x 26"+
4
Trace the lines for the accent strips onto your Ten Degree Mini tool. (page 2)
Be sure you've added True Grips or tape to your tool to keep it form slipping
Cut six of each wedge, label as 1-6. © 2014 Cheryl Phillips
Mini Ten Spinner The gray areas show where the accent strip will be aligned.
1
2 3 4 Arrange six wedges.
5
6
Sew the six wedges together. Make six units.
Mark your Ten degree Mini tool with glow tape or a marking pen. Use the markings to align your wedge cuts.
Don't be overly concerned if they aren't perfect as seam allowances vary. Since nothing has to match (YEAH), it's not as critical.
Sew the six units together to make a circle.
Applique a six inch circle to the center of the circular quilt.
Layer. Quilt. Bind.
Enjoy! An applique pattern is available on our web site:
http://phillipsfiberart.danemcoweb.com/shop/ product/center-applique-ten-degree-projects/ www.PhillipsFiberArt.com
© 2014 Cheryl Phillips
