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krafty14, love you Warm Wishes variant! Makes an interesting pattern. Thanks for the details.
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Originally Posted by Chasezzz
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krafty14, love you Warm Wishes variant! Makes an interesting pattern. Thanks for the details.
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Love the Warm Wishes design - Do you think it would affect the look too much if the block sizing was changed to utilize charm packs and jelly roll strips - I have a lot and would like to use them without cutting them up (I am really cutting challenged ! ) :o
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Here is a more detailed explanation of my warm wishes variation. Warm Wishes Variation This quilt is 9x13 blocks. That's 117 blocks. With 4" borders it finishes at 48.5"x66.5". Depending on your arrangement, you will need approximately 1 ½ yards of red print *Cut into 3 - 5” strips (wof) cut into 5” squares (24) 8 – 2” strips (wof) for rails 5 – 4.5” strips (wof) for borders 5 – 2 ¼” strips (wof) for binding 1 yard of black print 3 – 5” strips (wof) cut into 5” squares (18) 8 – 2” strips (wof) for rails 1 yard of floral print 3 – 5” strips (wof) cut into 5” squares (17) 8 – 2” strips (wof) for rails Take a 2” black strip, a 2” red strip and a 2” floral strip, sew together into a set. Be sure that the RED strip is in the middle. These sets should measure 5” wide. Double check your ¼” seam!! Cut into 5” squares (58) Below is an exploded view of the layout of the quilt. Hopefully you can see the layout easier this way. Start with a black square. Then a rail with the black touching black. Then a floral square touching floral. Start the second row with a rail with the black up, touching the black square. Then a red square. Then a rail with the floral up, touching the floral square. Then a red square. Black always touches black, floral always touches floral. The red squares go at the end of the rails to match the red in the center of the rails. When done, the center should measure 40.5”x58.5”. Cut 2 of the 4.5” strips to 40.5” (or whatever your quilt measures across. Sew on top and bottom. Sew the remaining 4.5” strips together, then cut to 66.5” (or whatever you quilt measures top to bottom). Sew on sides. |
Originally Posted by Rennie
(Post 7563507)
Love the Warm Wishes design - Do you think it would affect the look too much if the block sizing was changed to utilize charm packs and jelly roll strips - I have a lot and would like to use them without cutting them up (I am really cutting challenged ! ) :o
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Originally Posted by Rennie
(Post 7563507)
Love the Warm Wishes design - Do you think it would affect the look too much if the block sizing was changed to utilize charm packs and jelly roll strips - I have a lot and would like to use them without cutting them up (I am really cutting challenged ! ) :o
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Originally Posted by krafty14
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I have been making Warm Wishes for a while, but mine seems to be a little different
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Thank you krafty14 this helps so much! Thanks for the more detailed explanation.
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Originally Posted by krafty14
(Post 7562821)
I have been making Warm Wishes for a while, but mine seems to be a little different. The outside fabric on the rails match the squares they touch and the inside fabric matches the squares they touch on the sides.
In the red and black one, the rails are flowers, red, black. This makes it appear like there are 2 different size blocks. You can still make the center rail wider than the outside rails so long as the block is still the same size. The red one is 9x13 blocks. That's 117 blocks. Depending on your arrangement, you will need approximately 58 rail blocks 24 solid red (to match the inside of the rail) 18 black (to match one side of the rail) 17 flowered (to match the other side of the rail) The squares were all 5" unfinished. The rail was 2" strips.(also 5") With 4" borders it finishes at 48"x66". You can use the same layout with 6.5" squares. 2.5" strips (6.5"). if you need a larger quilt. With 4" borders it finishes at 62"x86". Now you have MORE choices! Enjoy, Ann |
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