carrot

Hi !! I am looking for the tutorial for a baby quilt/ squares sewn on a whole cloth and then you sew down in a grid. Edges of the squares will be raggy.............can anyone help me out ?
Thanks bunches !!!!!!!!!!!

Rose L

This may be what your looking for???

http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2...res-quilt.html

Looks fast and simple!

snipforfun

Try this site.

http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/10/...uilt.html#more

carrot

no )o: it is a whole cloth and then you put squares on top and then sew down. a little raggy.

Tartan

Are you thinking of a product I think made by Pellon that has little squares on it that you fuse fabric square onto? After the squares are fused you then go back and sew the seams. It was popular for doing watercolor quilts a few years ago.

carrot

nope !! Let's see if I can explain it better. You take -lets say a 45" by 45" piece of muslin and draw a grid on it.............say every 4". then you take 3" squares and center in the 4" square grid. Then you sew from top to bottom catching the square just 1/4" inside the square. Does this help.. I know there is alot more to it and that is why I am looking for the tutorial.

auntpiggylpn

sounds like you have the concept already. I just looked at a pattern at Joanns that was this same thing but used apple core pieces. I read thru the pattern and think it is pretty simple. It did say to secure the pieces (at least temporarily) with a glue stick. It showed the picture of the whole cloth back ground with the grid drawn on. Do you need a pattern to follow?

willferg

I know I just saw what you are describing in the past few days. The pieces were stitched down, the edges raw and left to rag, and the pieces were in a grid-like pattern. Try searching for "confetti quilt" -- I think that is what they are called.

auntpiggylpn

the first link is the same concept of what you are looking for except the quilter made individual squares instead of using whole cloth.

http://www.canoeridgecreations.com/2...pez-quilt.html

the second link is for a Ticker Tape quilt

http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/10/...m-amanda-jean/