Morse Code dash dot dot dash 67âx76â
Morse Code PATTERN
Morse Code Fabric Requirements & Cutting instructions Dashes (20) 10” squares 1/2 Layer Cake Dots 1 Charm Pack Sashing 1-1/2 yards
Border 1-3/8 yards Binding 5/8 yard
dash dot dot dash 67”x76” Start with a Layer Cake, add a charm pack, sprinkle a little sashing and top it off with a border. This quilt is quick and easy to make! What does “dash dot dot dash” mean in Morse Code? The answer is X. All seams are 1/4”. Pressing directions are indicated.
(40) 5” squares
SAMPLE Cut (32) 1-1/2” strips into (36) 1-1/2”x15-1/2” (40) 1-1/2”x5” (3) 1-1/2”x54-1/2” (2) 1-1/2”x63-1/2” (2) 1-1/2”x56-1/2”
Do Not Copy Cut (7) 6” strips into (2) 6”x65-1/2” (2) 6”x67-1/2”
(7) 2-1/2” strips
Instructions 1. Begin by cutting (20) 10” squares in half to form (40) 5”x10” rectangles. 2. Stitch a 5” sashing strip between a rectangle from Step 1 and a 5” square. Press to the outside. The unfinished unit should measure 5”x15-1/2”. Make (40) units. 3. Stitch (2) units from Step 2 together, with a 15-1/2” sashing strip between. Press toward the sashing strip. The unfinished unit should measure 10-1/2”x15-1/2”. Make (10) units of Block A and (10) units of Block B. Note that the placement of the subunits differ in each Block. Block A Make (10)
Block B Make (10)
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Morse Code Fabric Requirements & Cutting instructions Dashes (20) 10” squares 1/2 Layer Cake Dots 1 Charm Pack Sashing 1-1/2 yards
Border 1-3/8 yards Binding 5/8 yard
dash dot dot dash 67”x76” Start with a Layer Cake, add a charm pack, sprinkle a little sashing and top it off with a border. This quilt is quick and easy to make! What does “dash dot dot dash” mean in Morse Code? The answer is X. All seams are 1/4”. Pressing directions are indicated.
(40) 5” squares
SAMPLE Cut (32) 1-1/2” strips into (36) 1-1/2”x15-1/2” (40) 1-1/2”x5” (3) 1-1/2”x54-1/2” (2) 1-1/2”x63-1/2” (2) 1-1/2”x56-1/2”
Do Not Copy Cut (7) 6” strips into (2) 6”x65-1/2” (2) 6”x67-1/2”
(7) 2-1/2” strips
Instructions 1. Begin by cutting (20) 10” squares in half to form (40) 5”x10” rectangles. 2. Stitch a 5” sashing strip between a rectangle from Step 1 and a 5” square. Press to the outside. The unfinished unit should measure 5”x15-1/2”. Make (40) units. 3. Stitch (2) units from Step 2 together, with a 15-1/2” sashing strip between. Press toward the sashing strip. The unfinished unit should measure 10-1/2”x15-1/2”. Make (10) units of Block A and (10) units of Block B. Note that the placement of the subunits differ in each Block. Block A Make (10)
Block B Make (10)
Stitchin’ Tree Quilts —
Toll Free 877.239.3655 — stitchintree.com — © 2016 Stitchin’ Tree LLC Woodbine, IA Please contact us if you find an error in this pattern or have difficulty following these instructions. —Limited reproduction rights may be granted in accordance with contract terms.
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