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114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Jackie Murphy, Owner
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“The Whole Nine Yards” For ideas on finishing your “At Home in Honesdale” quilt visit A Stitch In Time.
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is a Star and I’ve picked it in honor of Honesdale own Star on Irving Cliff! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: D = Light Fabric C & E = Medium Fabric A & B = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 4 – 4 ½” squares from fabric A (dark) 1 – 5 1/4” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 2 – 5 1/4 ” squares sub cut diagonally twice into 8 triangles from fabric C (medium) 4 – 1 7/8 x 6 7/8” rectangles from fabric D (light) 1 – 3 3/8” square from fabric E (medium) *Please note this block utilizes Y-seam Piecing (fabric D to center square) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on December 21st in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home.This month’s block is called “Turkey Track’s” and I’ve picked it to celebrate Thanksgiving right here in Honesdale! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: C, E, & G = Light Fabric
A & D = Medium Fabric
B & F = Dark Fabric
You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 –5 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 2 –5 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 1 – 4 1/4 ” squares sub cut diagonally twice into 4 triangles from fabric C (light) 12 –2 3/8” square sub cut diagonally into 24 triangles from fabric D (medium) 8 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 16 triangles from fabric E (light) 2– 2” squares from fabric F (dark) 2- 2” squares from fabric G (light) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on November 23rd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “X Marks the Spot” and I’ve picked it in honor of our Central Park! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 5 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: D = Light Fabric A & F = Medium Fabric B = Medium Fabric (another color) C = Dark Fabric E = Dark Fabric (another color) You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 – 2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 4 – 3 3/8” squares from fabric B (medium) 1 – 9 ¼” square sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric C (dark) 4 –2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 8 triangles from fabric D (light) 4 - 2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 8 triangles from fabric E (dark) 1 – 3 3/8” square from fabric F (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on October 26th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Maple Leaf” and I’ve picked it because Honesdale has the nickname of The Maple City! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A, C & G = Light Fabric B, D & F = Medium Fabric E & H = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 1 –4 ½ “squares from fabric A (light)
2 –4 7/8 “squares sub cut diagonally once ( 4 triangles) fabric B (medium) 2 –4 7/8 “squares sub cut diagonally once(4 triangles) fabric C (light) 1 –8 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric D (medium) 1 – 2 x 12 ½” inch rectangle from fabric E (dark)
1 – 2 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric F (medium) 1 – 2 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric G (light) 1 – 3 3/8 x 4 7/8 inch rectangle from fabric H (dark) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on September 21st in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Camp Fire” and I’ve picked it in honor of all the Camper’s who visit Honesdale each Summer! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 6 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A & E = Light Fabric C & F = Medium Fabric B & D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 4 – 3 ½ “squares from fabric A (light) 4 – 2 x 6 ½” rectangles from fabric B (dark) 4 – 2 x 6 ½ “rectangles from fabric C (medium) 2 – 3 7⁄8” squares sub cut into 4 triangles from fabric D (dark) 2 – 2 5⁄8” squares from fabric E (light) 2 – 2 5⁄8” squares from fabric F (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on August 24th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Pinwheel” and I’ve picked it in honor of our 149th Wayne County Fair! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 4 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric A , C, E = Medium Fabric D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 4 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 8 triangles from fabric B (light) 2 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric C (medium) 1 – 7 ¼ “square cut twice diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric D (dark) 1 – 7 ¼” square cut twice diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric E (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
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Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on July 27th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the sixth installment in our series. Half way done! The block I have picked is called “The Bear’s Paw Block”. I chose this block for the numerous sightings of bear in our area! “Sew” let’s make tracks stitching up block 6 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A, C, & E = Light Fabric
B, D, & F = Dark Fabric
You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 12 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (A) 12 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (B) 2 – 2” squares (C) 2 – 5 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (D) 2 – 5 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (E) 2 – 2” squares (F) Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on June 22nd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the fifth installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “The Basket Block”. I chose this block in honor of all our areas Farmer’s Markets! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 5 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter medium, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric, D & F = Medium Fabric, A, C, E & G = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 1 – 3 1/2” square (A) 4 – 3 7/8” squares sub cut into triangles (C)*you will need 7 of these triangles 2 – 3 1/2” x 6 ½” rectangles (E) 1 –6 7/8” square sub cut into 2 triangles (G) 1 –6 7/8” square sub cut into 2 triangles (D) 1– 3 7/8“ square sub cut into 2 triangles (G) 3 – 3 7/8 “ squares sub cut into triangles (B)* you will need 5 of these triangles Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on May 25th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the fourth installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “Lady of the Lake”. I chose this block in tribute to Honesdale’s 12 lakes (part of Wayne County’s 75 lakes)! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 4 of our own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A & D = Light Fabric B & C = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 8 – 3 3/8” squares (A & D) Sub-cut into 16 half square triangles 1 – 8 3/8” square (A & D) Sub-cut once diagonally 8 – 3 3/8” squares (B & C) Sub-cut into 16 half square triangles 1 – 8 3/8” square (B & C) Sub-cut once diagonally Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on April 27th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the third installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “Jacob’s Ladder”. I chose this block in honor of all our area Fire Companies! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 3 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter medium, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A & D = Light Fabric C = Medium Fabric B & E = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 6 – 2 1/2” squares (A) 2 – 4 7/8” squares sub cut into 2 triangles (D) 2 – 4 7/8” squares sub cut into 2 triangles (C) 6 – 2 1/2” squares (B) 2 – 4 1/2” squares (E) Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on March 23rd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the second installment in our series. The block I have picked is called”Stitcher’s Spools.” I chose this block in honor of all our area Quilting and Sewing Sisters! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 2 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 2 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light & dark fabric DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric A and C = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 8 - 2 7⁄8” squares cut into 2 triangles from fabric A (dark) 4 - 21⁄2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric C (dark) 8 - 21⁄2x7 1⁄4” rectangles from fabric B (light) For all 8 rectangles, lay 1 triangle (A) at each end and sew following the picture grid. Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Jackie Murphy, Owner
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
“The Whole Nine Yards”
You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on February 9th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Churn Dash” and I’ve picked it in honor of our own Dairy Farms! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 2 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light & dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A, C and E = Light Fabric B and D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 - 37⁄8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric A (light) 4 - 2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric A (light) 2 - 37⁄8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 4 - 2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric D (dark) Follow the picture grid to put your square together. Use a 1/4 inch seem allowance
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Jackie Murphy, Owner
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
“The Whole Nine Yards” For ideas on finishing your “At Home in Honesdale” quilt visit A Stitch In Time.
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is a Star and I’ve picked it in honor of Honesdale own Star on Irving Cliff! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: D = Light Fabric C & E = Medium Fabric A & B = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 4 – 4 ½” squares from fabric A (dark) 1 – 5 1/4” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 2 – 5 1/4 ” squares sub cut diagonally twice into 8 triangles from fabric C (medium) 4 – 1 7/8 x 6 7/8” rectangles from fabric D (light) 1 – 3 3/8” square from fabric E (medium) *Please note this block utilizes Y-seam Piecing (fabric D to center square) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on December 21st in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home.This month’s block is called “Turkey Track’s” and I’ve picked it to celebrate Thanksgiving right here in Honesdale! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: C, E, & G = Light Fabric
A & D = Medium Fabric
B & F = Dark Fabric
You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 –5 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 2 –5 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 1 – 4 1/4 ” squares sub cut diagonally twice into 4 triangles from fabric C (light) 12 –2 3/8” square sub cut diagonally into 24 triangles from fabric D (medium) 8 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 16 triangles from fabric E (light) 2– 2” squares from fabric F (dark) 2- 2” squares from fabric G (light) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on November 23rd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “X Marks the Spot” and I’ve picked it in honor of our Central Park! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 5 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: D = Light Fabric A & F = Medium Fabric B = Medium Fabric (another color) C = Dark Fabric E = Dark Fabric (another color) You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 – 2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 4 – 3 3/8” squares from fabric B (medium) 1 – 9 ¼” square sub cut diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric C (dark) 4 –2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 8 triangles from fabric D (light) 4 - 2 7/8” squares sub cut diagonally into 8 triangles from fabric E (dark) 1 – 3 3/8” square from fabric F (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on October 26th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Maple Leaf” and I’ve picked it because Honesdale has the nickname of The Maple City! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 3 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A, C & G = Light Fabric B, D & F = Medium Fabric E & H = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 1 –4 ½ “squares from fabric A (light)
2 –4 7/8 “squares sub cut diagonally once ( 4 triangles) fabric B (medium) 2 –4 7/8 “squares sub cut diagonally once(4 triangles) fabric C (light) 1 –8 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric D (medium) 1 – 2 x 12 ½” inch rectangle from fabric E (dark)
1 – 2 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric F (medium) 1 – 2 7/8” square sub cut diagonally once into 2 triangles from fabric G (light) 1 – 3 3/8 x 4 7/8 inch rectangle from fabric H (dark) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on September 21st in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Camp Fire” and I’ve picked it in honor of all the Camper’s who visit Honesdale each Summer! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 6 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A & E = Light Fabric C & F = Medium Fabric B & D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 4 – 3 ½ “squares from fabric A (light) 4 – 2 x 6 ½” rectangles from fabric B (dark) 4 – 2 x 6 ½ “rectangles from fabric C (medium) 2 – 3 7⁄8” squares sub cut into 4 triangles from fabric D (dark) 2 – 2 5⁄8” squares from fabric E (light) 2 – 2 5⁄8” squares from fabric F (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on August 24th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun. Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Pinwheel” and I’ve picked it in honor of our 149th Wayne County Fair! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 4 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light, medium and dark fabric DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric A , C, E = Medium Fabric D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric A (medium) 4 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 8 triangles from fabric B (light) 2 – 3 7/8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric C (medium) 1 – 7 ¼ “square cut twice diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric D (dark) 1 – 7 ¼” square cut twice diagonally into 4 triangles from fabric E (medium) Use a ¼ inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
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Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on July 27th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the sixth installment in our series. Half way done! The block I have picked is called “The Bear’s Paw Block”. I chose this block for the numerous sightings of bear in our area! “Sew” let’s make tracks stitching up block 6 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A, C, & E = Light Fabric
B, D, & F = Dark Fabric
You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 12 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (A) 12 – 2 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (B) 2 – 2” squares (C) 2 – 5 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (D) 2 – 5 3/8” squares sub cut into triangles (E) 2 – 2” squares (F) Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on June 22nd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the fifth installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “The Basket Block”. I chose this block in honor of all our areas Farmer’s Markets! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 5 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter medium, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric, D & F = Medium Fabric, A, C, E & G = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 1 – 3 1/2” square (A) 4 – 3 7/8” squares sub cut into triangles (C)*you will need 7 of these triangles 2 – 3 1/2” x 6 ½” rectangles (E) 1 –6 7/8” square sub cut into 2 triangles (G) 1 –6 7/8” square sub cut into 2 triangles (D) 1– 3 7/8“ square sub cut into 2 triangles (G) 3 – 3 7/8 “ squares sub cut into triangles (B)* you will need 5 of these triangles Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on May 25th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the fourth installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “Lady of the Lake”. I chose this block in tribute to Honesdale’s 12 lakes (part of Wayne County’s 75 lakes)! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 4 of our own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A & D = Light Fabric B & C = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 8 – 3 3/8” squares (A & D) Sub-cut into 16 half square triangles 1 – 8 3/8” square (A & D) Sub-cut once diagonally 8 – 3 3/8” squares (B & C) Sub-cut into 16 half square triangles 1 – 8 3/8” square (B & C) Sub-cut once diagonally Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on April 27th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch In Time’s Block of the Month column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the third installment in our series. The block I have picked is called “Jacob’s Ladder”. I chose this block in honor of all our area Fire Companies! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 3 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 1 fat quarter light, 1 fat quarter medium, 1 fat quarter dark DIRECTIONS: A & D = Light Fabric C = Medium Fabric B & E = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 6 – 2 1/2” squares (A) 2 – 4 7/8” squares sub cut into 2 triangles (D) 2 – 4 7/8” squares sub cut into 2 triangles (C) 6 – 2 1/2” squares (B) 2 – 4 1/2” squares (E) Assemble according to the picture grid Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
Jackie Murphy, Owner
“The Whole Nine Yards” You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on March 23rd in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month is the second installment in our series. The block I have picked is called”Stitcher’s Spools.” I chose this block in honor of all our area Quilting and Sewing Sisters! “Sew” let’s get stitching on block 2 of your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 2 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light & dark fabric DIRECTIONS: B = Light Fabric A and C = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 8 - 2 7⁄8” squares cut into 2 triangles from fabric A (dark) 4 - 21⁄2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric C (dark) 8 - 21⁄2x7 1⁄4” rectangles from fabric B (light) For all 8 rectangles, lay 1 triangle (A) at each end and sew following the picture grid. Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance
114 7th Street • Honesdale, PA
570-253-6864 Website: AStitchInTimePa.com
Jackie Murphy, Owner
Quilting Classes Fabrics • Notions
“The Whole Nine Yards”
You can find the next block pattern in this series in the Family Magazine publishing on February 9th in the Wayne Independent, the Moscow Villager or the Carbondale News!
Hello and welcome to A Stitch in Time’s Block of the Month Column. Each month I will guide you in stitching up 1 block. At the end of the year you will have 12 quilt blocks! Enough to make a quilt top! Come join me in the fun! Our theme for this year’s quilt is “At Home In Honesdale”. I’ve picked blocks that remind me of things right here at home. This month’s block is called “Churn Dash” and I’ve picked it in honor of our own Dairy Farms! “Sew” let’s get stitching on your own Honesdale memory quilt. This quilt project can be scrappy using fabric from your own stash or you can decide on your own color palette. For instruction purposes I will list the fabrics as light, medium or dark.
SUPPLIES: 2 Fat Quarters of a coordinating light & dark fabric DIRECTIONS: A, C and E = Light Fabric B and D = Dark Fabric You will be making a 12” square and for that, you will need to cut: 2 - 37⁄8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric A (light) 4 - 2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric A (light) 2 - 37⁄8” squares cut into 4 triangles from fabric B (dark) 4 - 2x61⁄2” rectangles from fabric D (dark) Follow the picture grid to put your square together. Use a 1/4 inch seem allowance
