TuTu Cute! AWS
TuTu Cute!
Finished Size is approximately 41 ½” x 48 ½”
Using big, bold prints and fun tulle tutus, this quilt is just too, too cute!
Fabric Requirements (using 42” wide fabric): Fabric A (Large Print): Fabric B (Large Print): Fabric C (Large Print): Fabric D (Large print): Fabric E (Dark Solid): Fabric F (White Solid): Fabric G (Binding): Fabric H (Backing): Coordinating Jumbo Rick Rack: Dark Coordinating Tulle: Batting
1/4 yard 1/4 yard 1/4 yard 1/4 yard 2/3 yard 1/4 yard 1/2 yard 1 1/2 yards 2 1/2 yards 2/3 yard
Preferred Applique Materials Erasable Marking Pen Washable Glue Stick Copyright 2011 Cute Quilt Patterns www.cutequiltpatterns.com This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not duplicate or share.
Cutting Directions: 1. Fabrics A, B, C, and D: Cut one strip measuring 8 1/2" x the width of the fabric from each fabric. 2. Fabric E (Dark Solid): Cut 3 strips measuring 3 1/2” x the width of the fabric. Cut 5 strips measuring 2 1/2" x the width of the fabric for the binding. 3. Fabric F (White Solid): Cut one piece measuring 11 1/2" x 41 1/2". 4. Tulle: Cut 4 strips measuring 2 1/2” x the width of the tulle.
Dimensional Tutu Section: 1. Using the disappearing marking pen, make vertical marks at 4 1/4”, 15 1/4", 26 1/4”, and 37 1/4”. These lines will help you to center each of the tutus. 2. Using one of the cut tulle strips, sew the short ends together, creating a large circle. Fold in half lengthwise, with the seams on the inside. Sew a long basting stitch ¼” from the fold, pull the gathers tightly and evenly, and secure with a knot. Sew the completed tutu onto the center of the first drawn line, as shown:
3. Repeat with the remaining 3 strips of tulle, and sew one tutu onto the center of each drawn line. 4. Using the applique template, prepare 1 circle from each fabric (use the leftover fabric section for this). Applique the corresponding circle in the middle of each tutu, as shown:
Piecing Directions: Seam allowances are ¼” unless specified otherwise. 1. Sew the strips together, right sides together, and pressing the seams toward the dark solid fabric, in the following order: A. Fabric A B. Fabric E C. Fabric B D. Fabric E E. Fabric C F. Fabric E G. Fabric D 2. Cut across the strips just sewn so that there are two different pieces, one measuring 28 1/2" long and the other measuring 9 1/2" long. Save the leftover piece for the appliquéd circles. 3. With right sides together, sew the 28 1/2" section onto the top of the completed tutu section. Press the seams open. 4. With right sides together, sew the completed piece onto the 9 1/2" section. Press the seams open. 5. Secure the Jumbo Rick Rack over both seams of the tutu section, using a zig-zag stitch, as seen in the photos. *An Elmer’s Washable glue stick works perfectly to hold the rick rack in place while sewing it on. It can be repositioned, and then heat set in place with a hot iron before being sewn on. Any extra glue will easily wash out with water.*
Finishing Directions: 1. Layer the quilt top, batting, and backing fabric together. 2. Quilt by hand or machine, as desired. 3. Sew the 2 ½” binding strips cut from fabric E together into one long strip. Press the seams open. Press the wrong sides together to create a long strip that is 1 ¼” wide. 4. Bind the quilt using your favorite method.
Finished Size is approximately 41 ½” x 48 ½”
Using big, bold prints and fun tulle tutus, this quilt is just too, too cute!
Fabric Requirements (using 42” wide fabric): Fabric A (Large Print): Fabric B (Large Print): Fabric C (Large Print): Fabric D (Large print): Fabric E (Dark Solid): Fabric F (White Solid): Fabric G (Binding): Fabric H (Backing): Coordinating Jumbo Rick Rack: Dark Coordinating Tulle: Batting
1/4 yard 1/4 yard 1/4 yard 1/4 yard 2/3 yard 1/4 yard 1/2 yard 1 1/2 yards 2 1/2 yards 2/3 yard
Preferred Applique Materials Erasable Marking Pen Washable Glue Stick Copyright 2011 Cute Quilt Patterns www.cutequiltpatterns.com This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not duplicate or share.
Cutting Directions: 1. Fabrics A, B, C, and D: Cut one strip measuring 8 1/2" x the width of the fabric from each fabric. 2. Fabric E (Dark Solid): Cut 3 strips measuring 3 1/2” x the width of the fabric. Cut 5 strips measuring 2 1/2" x the width of the fabric for the binding. 3. Fabric F (White Solid): Cut one piece measuring 11 1/2" x 41 1/2". 4. Tulle: Cut 4 strips measuring 2 1/2” x the width of the tulle.
Dimensional Tutu Section: 1. Using the disappearing marking pen, make vertical marks at 4 1/4”, 15 1/4", 26 1/4”, and 37 1/4”. These lines will help you to center each of the tutus. 2. Using one of the cut tulle strips, sew the short ends together, creating a large circle. Fold in half lengthwise, with the seams on the inside. Sew a long basting stitch ¼” from the fold, pull the gathers tightly and evenly, and secure with a knot. Sew the completed tutu onto the center of the first drawn line, as shown:
3. Repeat with the remaining 3 strips of tulle, and sew one tutu onto the center of each drawn line. 4. Using the applique template, prepare 1 circle from each fabric (use the leftover fabric section for this). Applique the corresponding circle in the middle of each tutu, as shown:
Piecing Directions: Seam allowances are ¼” unless specified otherwise. 1. Sew the strips together, right sides together, and pressing the seams toward the dark solid fabric, in the following order: A. Fabric A B. Fabric E C. Fabric B D. Fabric E E. Fabric C F. Fabric E G. Fabric D 2. Cut across the strips just sewn so that there are two different pieces, one measuring 28 1/2" long and the other measuring 9 1/2" long. Save the leftover piece for the appliquéd circles. 3. With right sides together, sew the 28 1/2" section onto the top of the completed tutu section. Press the seams open. 4. With right sides together, sew the completed piece onto the 9 1/2" section. Press the seams open. 5. Secure the Jumbo Rick Rack over both seams of the tutu section, using a zig-zag stitch, as seen in the photos. *An Elmer’s Washable glue stick works perfectly to hold the rick rack in place while sewing it on. It can be repositioned, and then heat set in place with a hot iron before being sewn on. Any extra glue will easily wash out with water.*
Finishing Directions: 1. Layer the quilt top, batting, and backing fabric together. 2. Quilt by hand or machine, as desired. 3. Sew the 2 ½” binding strips cut from fabric E together into one long strip. Press the seams open. Press the wrong sides together to create a long strip that is 1 ¼” wide. 4. Bind the quilt using your favorite method.
