Super Simple 9-Patch Quilt C B A B
Super Simple 9-Patch Quilt A quick and easy quilt, using a novelty print and three coordinating fabrics. Quilt size: 36” x 46”
Quilt designed by: Linda M. Thielfoldt ©2015 Pattern is free for your use - can be copied and shared.
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Fabrics Needed 3/4 yard for Center : A novelty print is the perfect choice for this large center rectangle. Cut: 1 rectangle 24-1/2” x 36-1/2” (A) 3/4 yard for Border Strips: Pick a fabric that coordinates to the novelty fabric. Cut: 4 6.5” strips x WOF strips (B) then cut 2 strips 36-1/2” x 6-1/2” and 2 strips 24-1/2” x 6-1/2” Fat quarter for Corner Squares: Pick another fabric that coordinates. Cut: 4 squares 6 1/2” x 6 1/2” (C) Backing: 1 1/2 yards Binding: 1/3 yard - strips cut to the width of your choice. Batting: 40” x 54” (crib)
Construction
A
Begin by adding the two side border strips to the center rectangle. Press. Sew the corner blocks to each end of the 24-1/2” x 6-1/2” strips and press, and add to the quilt. That’s it. You are done!
Layer with backing and batting and quilt as desired. Bind using your favorite method.
Extra Effort: Pockets are helpful to have on these wheelchair quilts and I often add them after they are quilted. Just take another square 8” x 8” and turn under the edges on all sides 1/2”. Top stitch along the top (open) edge and then pin anywhere along the top 1/3 of the quilt and topstitch along the three remaining sides. I usually place them just below the border. Perfect for a tissue or keys or a remote.
B
C
Quilt designed by: Linda M. Thielfoldt ©2015 Pattern is free for your use - can be copied and shared.
B
Fabrics Needed 3/4 yard for Center : A novelty print is the perfect choice for this large center rectangle. Cut: 1 rectangle 24-1/2” x 36-1/2” (A) 3/4 yard for Border Strips: Pick a fabric that coordinates to the novelty fabric. Cut: 4 6.5” strips x WOF strips (B) then cut 2 strips 36-1/2” x 6-1/2” and 2 strips 24-1/2” x 6-1/2” Fat quarter for Corner Squares: Pick another fabric that coordinates. Cut: 4 squares 6 1/2” x 6 1/2” (C) Backing: 1 1/2 yards Binding: 1/3 yard - strips cut to the width of your choice. Batting: 40” x 54” (crib)
Construction
A
Begin by adding the two side border strips to the center rectangle. Press. Sew the corner blocks to each end of the 24-1/2” x 6-1/2” strips and press, and add to the quilt. That’s it. You are done!
Layer with backing and batting and quilt as desired. Bind using your favorite method.
Extra Effort: Pockets are helpful to have on these wheelchair quilts and I often add them after they are quilted. Just take another square 8” x 8” and turn under the edges on all sides 1/2”. Top stitch along the top (open) edge and then pin anywhere along the top 1/3 of the quilt and topstitch along the three remaining sides. I usually place them just below the border. Perfect for a tissue or keys or a remote.
B
C
