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Thunder, Apple GreenBlock – 12Style – 4795-021Yardage: 1/8 yd.P#61

Tapestry, CypressBlock – 9, 10, 11Style – 3366-003Yardage – 5/8 yd.P#66

Floral Outline, AzureBlock – 12, BorderStyle – 7132-029Yardage – 5/8 yd.P#126

Daisy Texture, BlueBlock – 12Style – 7427-025Yardage – 1/4 yd.P#124

Eyelash, NavyBlock – 6, 7Style – 9410-003Yardage – 1/3 yd.P#120

Hens&Chicks,SapphireBlock – 3, 5, 6, 7, 8,BorderStyle – 8737-008Yardage – 1 yd.P#121

Granite ,LapisBlock – 12Style – 3365-007Yardage – 1/2 yd.P#122

Tapestry, CobaltBlock – 2, 9, 10, 11,12, BorderStyle – 3366-007Yardage – 1 yd.P#123

Granite, ChineseBlueBlock – 12Style – 3365-009Yardage – 1/8 yd.P#134

Clouds, IrisBlock – 1, 2, 4, 6, 9,10, 12Style – 2203-007Yardage – 7/8 yd.P#135

Floral Outline, HyacinthBlock – 5, 7, 8, 11,12Style – 7132-030Yardage –1/2 yd.P#136

Tapestry, AmethystBlock – 12Style – 3366-008Yardage – 3/8 yd.P#137

N. Florentine, PurpleBlock – 1, 2, 3, 4, 9,10, 11, 12Style – 8868-005Yardage – 7/8 yd.P#96

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MOON GLOW by Jinny BeyerJinny Beyer Palette #13 Fabric Reference ListThe circled numbers are the fabric numbersused within the pattern. The style numbers andPalette numbers(P#xx) are used for ordering.


Moss, BlackberryBlock – 1, 2, 3, 4Style – 3368-004Yardage – 5/8 yd.P#97

Etched Leaf., HeatherGreen P#12Block – 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, 11, 12Style – 7424-007Yardage – 3/4 yd.

Ripple, CloverBlock – 3, 4, 12Style – 5866-073Yardage – 1/2 yd.P#62

Tapestry, JadeBlock – 1, 2, 6, 7, 9,10, 12Style – 3366-004Yardage – 3/4 yd.P#83

Floral Etch, TurquoiseBlock – 2, 3, 4, 5, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, BorderStyle – 6931-027Yardage –1-5/8 yds.P#127

Granite, AquamarineBlock – 7, 12Style – 3365-008Yardage – 1/4 yd.P#128

Fern, GlacierBlock – 12Style – 2204-007Yardage – 1/8 yd.P#129

Granite, LagoonBlock – 12Style – 3365-004Yardage – 3/8 yd.P#84

N. Florentine, Win. BlueBlock – 12, Backing(8 additional yards)Style – 8868-002Yardage – 1/2 yd.P#51

Tapestry, TealBlock – 5, 8Style – 2201-005Yardage – 3/8 yd.P#86

Eyelash, Black P#48Block – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,Border, BindingStyle –9410-014Yardage – 6-3/8yds.

Granite, JuniperBlock – 12Style – 3365-001Yardage – 1/2 yardP#10

Fern, Slate GreenBlock – 12Style – 2204-001Yardage – 3/8 yd.P#11

Moss, MidnightBorderStyle – 3368-003Yardage – 5/8 yd.P#87

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Fabric requirements include sufficient yardage for any of the template techniques, including using templates to cut pieces forfoundation piecing. Additional yardage may be required if you elect to cut your fabrics using the larger sizes in the Pre-Cutting Guidesfor Foundations.


GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTIONThis Jinny Beyer block-of-the-month quilt has been designed as a patchwork course for intermediate to advanced levelquilters. The blocks each month have been geared to teach a variety of basic skills and become more advanced as themonths progress. Quilters will build on the knowledge and skills they learn from each block until even the seemingly morecomplex patterns become easy to assemble. Included in the techniques that participants learn are rotary cutting, strippiecing, joining four corners, joining eight corners, paper piecing, setting in, working with curves and much more. Theblocks for this quilt can be constructed using a variety of the following methods of construction: hand piecing, machinepiecing, piecing with freezer paper templates, or piecing onto a foundation. The fabrics used in Moon Glow are all from theQuilters Palette by Jinny Beyer for RJR Fabrics. The shading of the colors produces a “moon glow” that gives thequilt a rich quality. Each of the compasses is named after the seas of the moon.

GETTING STARTED

For machine piecing, test your 1/4" seam accuracy. To achieve accurate 1/4" seams, adjust machine marking orneedle position if necessary.Press seams in the direction that creates the least bulk and/or towards the darker fabric.

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TEMPLATESAs printed, all templates include a 1/4" seam allowance.Dashed lines are sewing lines; solid lines are cutting lines.

For machine piecing, trace or photocopy template shapesfor each block. Templates may be transferred or glued totemplate plastic.For hand piecing, trace on the solid line to create templatesthat include the 1/4" seam allowance. Use the template todraw the sewing line, or include the seam allowances and trace on the solid lines.For freezer paper method, trace templates onto freezer paper using a freezer papertemplate technique. Trace and cut on the dashed lines.Several templates need to be reversed for tracing and/or cutting to complete theblocks, i.e. - A (normal) and AR (reversed). They are indicated on the templates andin the individual instructions.All templates should be placed on the wrong side of the fabric for tracing and/orcutting.Several of the template shapes are used in more than one block. If a template shapehas been used before, it will be noted in the individual block instructions.

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Not all printers/copiers reproduce perfectly.Test print this page, and check that the Template SizeCheck below measures the correct size. This is criticalto ensuring that your pieces will fit together correctlyand your blocks will finish the correct size.

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Template Size Check

This box should measure2 inches square.

If the box does not measure 2",your templates/foundations willnot be the correct size.

If you are printing at home, besure your printer is set to print at100% with “no scaling”.

Pick your passion! This pattern includes templates formachine or hand piecing. There are also freezer paperfoundation pages and standard foundation piecing pages.Use which ever technique suits you best to accomplish thisbeautiful block!


HAND PIECINGMark the sewing line onto the wrong side of each fabric piece.In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. To make sure the drawn lines areperfectly aligned, use pins at the beginning and end of the seam line. Also place pins atintervals along the seam line to help hold pieces together securely for stitching.Sew fabric pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.Stitch on the seam line using a running stitch. To keep the thread from pulling, stitchadditional backstitches every couple of inches. Secure each end with a fastening stitch,i.e. knot or backstitch.

MACHINE PIECINGOn the wrong side of each fabric piece, mark 1/4" intersections at all corners.In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. Use pins at the beginning and end of the seam line, pinningthrough the 1/4" intersections marked on both fabrics. To help hold pieces together securely for stitching, placepins along the seam line .Using the appropriate marking on your sewing machine to accomplish a 1/4" seam, stitchalong the seam line.Sew fabric pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.For most seams you will sew from cut edge to cut edge. However, because many of theseblocks require set-in seams, care must be taken to determine when the seam should beended at the 1/4" intersection markings. If a pivot or set-in is needed at either end of theseam, it is best to begin and/or end the seam at the marked intersection, backstitching fora few stitches to secure the seam.

FREEZER PAPER PIECINGTrace and cut out freezer paper template pieces and press onto the wrong side of fabric.Cut out shapes, leaving 1/4" of fabric for seam allowance around each template shape.In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. Use pins at the beginning andend of the seam line, pinning at the corners of the freezer paper templates on both piecesof fabric. To help hold pieces together securely for stitching, place pins along the seamline.Stitch along the edges of the freezer paper. Leave the freezer paper templates in placeuntil the block has been completed.Sew fabric pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.

FOUNDATION PIECINGTrace or photocopy foundation pieces for each block.Cut a piece of fabric for each area on the foundation with a generous 1/4" seam allowancealong all sides.Place wrong side of #1 fabric on the wrong (unprinted) side of the foundation with 1/4"extending beyond the seam line between areas #1 and #2.

Using a slightly shorter stitch length than usual, sew on the printed line. Stitch severalstitches beyond the seam line at each end.Using a warm, dry iron, press fabric #2 completely to the side, being careful to avoid anypleats that will affect accuracy.Fold the foundation on the line for the next seam to be sewn. Using this fold as a guide,trim the fabric along the fold, leaving a 1/4" seam allowance.Continue adding fabric pieces to the foundation by repeating these same steps until allnumbered areas have been covered with fabric.Cut off excess fabric by trimming 1/4" away from the outermost solid line along each edge.Place two pieced sections right sides together. Place pins at the beginning and end of theseam lines on both pieces.Sew on the line, stitching from cut edge to cut edge.Sew pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.

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MOONGLOW

- BLOCK OF THE MONTH- #3

DESIGNED BY JINNY BEYER

SEA OF INGENUITY - PART 1

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MOON GLOWBlock Guide

Block 1 Block 2

Block 3 Block 4

Block 5 Block 6


Block 7 Block 8

Block 10Block 9

Block 11 Block 12A Block 12B

Moon Glow by Jinny Beyer Month 1 (2017) - Page 1 of 6

Blackberry

MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTARSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black9" x 41"

1 A 41 AR 45 Square 4

17 Jade8-1/4" x 10-3/4"

2 B 4

13 Purple6-3/4" x 7-1/8"

3 C 4

10 Iris6-3/4" x 7-1/8"

4 CR 4

149" x 14"

6 Rectangle 4

Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"FRAME {

The Template Guide diagram illustrateswhich templates are needed for eacharea of the quilt block.

TEMPLATE GUIDE

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The Fabric Placement diagram illustrates whichfabrics will be used in each of those areas.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: Enough fabric for borders 1 and 7should be cut from the black fabric before makingany other cuts. This will allow for lengthwise grain, 1 pieceborders. Otherwise WOF cuts can be made later. SeeMonth 12 pattern for specifics!


Directions- Freezer Paper Foundation Method.Match Point = where seams intersect 1/4" from the edge (seamallowance).

Print copies of the freezer paper foundation pages onto the dullside of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper. Using paper cutting scissors,cut out each shape directly on the dashed lines. Be careful notto add any distance past those lines or your shapes will be toolarge.

AT THE IRONING BOARD: Place theshiny side of the corresponding freezerpaper shapes onto the wrong side of thefabrics. Space the shapes so there isplenty of room on all sides of each for a1/4" seam allowance. Using a hot, dryiron press the shiny side of the freezerpaper shapes onto the wrong side ofeach corresponding fabric. This willtemporarily bond the paper to the fabric.

AT THE CUTTING MAT: Do not mark the seam allowancesaround the paper shapes. Cut each shape out leaving anexact 1/4" seam allowance on all sides. This is accuratelydone with a square see-thru ruler with a clear 1/4" outeredge marking and rotary cutter. Use the template shapesfrom page 5 to trim the elongated points of the shapes. Thiswill make piecing much easier!

Sew the A, AR, C and CR shapes together. To help line upthe match points push a straight pin through the match pointon the CR foundation to the corresponding match point onthe A foundation. Carefully pin to secure. Repeat for both thestarting and the ending match points. Sew together using a1/4" seam allowance. Backstitch at the beginning andending of each addition.

Leave the foundation papers attached to the shapes.Press the seam allowances in the direction indicatedby the arrows. Again, use a hot, dry iron. Press downwith out gliding the iron on the fabrics as much aspossible.

Sew the B shapes to the A units. Use straight pins to “pin point”the matches. Press.

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Sew the AR units tothe remaining longside of the B shapes.Press.

Sew the units into twohalf blocks. Press.

Sew the half blockstogether forming oneSea of Nectar block.

When viewing from the back, the seam allowances should all be pressed in a clockwise direction.This has been an aid in making sharp points and accurate matches. If during the piecing processyou wish to remove some of the foundations remember this rule: Always leave the foundationsthat are on the outside of the units/block attached to the fabric for exterior support until piecingis complete. Any interior foundations (foundations that are sewn on all sides) can be removed ifneeded to make the best match of points/seams.

Remove all foundation papers. Press well without sliding the iron. Placing a cloth on top of theblock before pressing will help avoid striking a shine on bulky areas of the piecework.

Trim the outer edges of the block if needed to bring it to an 11-3/4" x 11-3/4" measurement.

Sew the frame squares and rectangles together Press.

Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/rectangle strips to the top andbottom of the block. Press.

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A & ARFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half willbe cut into AR pieces.

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FABRIC CUTTING USING TEMPLATES TECHNIQUE

MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR TEMPLATES

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See step 2 of the directions if using the freezer paper foundation method.

© 2000, 2009, 2011, 2017RJR Fabrics


MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

Block 1 - A & AR


Print at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet.

Print 4 copy each of this page or trace four ofeach of the foundations onto freezer paper.

allowances are included in these foundations.

Block 1 - A & AR


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MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR FOUNDATIONSPrint 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

Foundation piecethe sections and sewto star sewn usingtemplate B.

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If you prefer to work with fabricshapes similar to the areas onthe foundation, make templatesas you would for hand andmachine piecing. Addan additional 1/4" seamallowance around allsides to make foundationpiecing easier.

FOUNDATION PRE-CUTTING GUIDEArea Fabric Qty Cut Size Template

1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 4-1/2" x 7” A & AR2 Fabric 13 (F-13) 4 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" C2 Fabric 10 (F-10) 4 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" CR


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITYSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black21" x 40"

1 A 81 AR 82 B 82 BR 89 F 1611 Square 8

15 Heather Green7-3/4" x 16"

3 C 8

13 Purple7-3/4" x 16"

4 CR 8

17 Jade8" x 16"

5 D 8

8 Cobalt8" x 16"

6 DR 8

18 Turquoise5-7/8" x 28"

7 E 1610 G 2

10 Iris5-7/8" x 24"

8 ER 16

2 Cypress9" x 28"

12 Rectangle 8

Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"FRAME { FABRIC PLACEMENTChart reflects cuts for a total of two blocks.

TEMPLATE GUIDE


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The block this month is very similar to Month 9, except that an additional piece has been added tothe smallest points. The octagon in the center utilizes the earlier skills of setting in a simple angle.Two of these blocks are required for the quilt. Templates A/AR and B/BR are reused from Month 8.

Directions- Template method.

Make templates.

Cut out fabric. If using foundation methoduse the Pre-Cutting Guide For Foundations.

Because the center of this block has set inseams, when sewing center units together,start and stop stitching at seam intersectionsat wide end of triangles. Not stitching into theseam allowance will allow for easier piecingat the pivot points along these seams.

Sew four identical units as shown.

Sew the units into two half blocks. Sew the halfblocks together forming one Sea of Ingenuity block.

Sew the frame squares and rectangles together

Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Sew the square/rectanglestrips to the top and bottom of the block.

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MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITY TEMPLATES

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Block 10 - D & DR


Block 10 - E & ER


Block 10 - C & CR


A & ARFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom halfwill be cut into AR pieces.

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B & BRFold in half, right sides together.Cut all piecesusing B template;bottom half will becut into BR pieces.

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C & CRPlace fabric pieces rightsides together, with #4 on thebottom.Cut all pieces using Ctemplate; bottom fabric willbe cut into CR pieces.

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Block 10 - E & ER

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Block 10 - C & CR


Block 10 - C & CR

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Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.

MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS


If you prefer to workwith shapes similarto the areas on thefoundation, maketemplates as youwould for hand andmachine piecing. Addan additional 1/4" seamallowance aroundall sides to makefoundation piecingeasier. Template letteridentifications areincluded in charts.

FOUNDATIONS PRE-CUTTING GUIDEArea Fabric Qty Size Template

1 Fabric 10 (F-10) 8 1-1/4" x 3-7/8" ER2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 8 1-1/4" x 3-7/8" E3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 4-3/8" x 5-1/2" A4 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 2-7/8" x 4-3/8" B5 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 1-5/8" x 1-7/8" F6 Fabric 8 (F-8) 8 1-1/2" x 5-3/4" DR7 Fabric 15 (F-15) 8 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" C

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PART 2Area Fabric Qty Size Template

1 Fabric 10 (F-10) 8 1-1/4" x 3-7/8" ER2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 8 1-1/4" x 3-7/8" E3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 4-3/8" x 5-1/2" AR4 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 2-7/8" x 4-3/8" BR5 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 1-5/8" x 1-7/8" F

6 Fabric 17 (F-17) 8 1-1/2" x 5-3/4" D7 Fabric 13 (F-13) 8 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" CR

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MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 11 – SEA OF KNOWLEDGESwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black13" x 41"

1 A 42 B 328 Square 4


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4 D 8

8 Cobalt10-1/4" x 14"

5 E 16

13 Purple5-1/2" x 8-1/2"

6 F 8

11 Hyacinth5-1/4" x 5-1/4"

7 G 1

2 Cypress9" x 14"

9 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

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The last compass block in this series is the traditional Mariner’s Compass pattern. It has twice asmany points as the last four blocks. By paper piecing the block can be constructed with accuracy.Since the compass block sets into the background, this month’s block will also include a lesson onpiecing curves. By now you should have the knowledge and confidence to proceed with any block ofyour choice.Directions- Template method.

Make templates. Cut fabric out.

Sew eight identical units as shown.

Because the center of this block has set-in seams, when sewingthe small triangles onto the octagon, start and stop stitching at all seam intersections. Not stitchinginto the seam allowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.

Sew the units into two half blocks. Press.Fold each A fabric piece in half and matchthe center of the curved edge with the tip ofC on the completed quarter compass. Pin Asecurely in place along the curvebefore stitching.

Sew the half blocks together formingone Sea of Knowledge block.

Trace and cut a freezer papertemplate using the dashed line ofTemplate G.

Press onto wrong side of 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" piece ofFabric 11.

Press seam allowance over edge of freezer paper.To completeblock, pin in place on center and applique in place.

Sew the frame squares and rectangles together Press. Sew arectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/rectangle strips to the top and bottomof the block. Press.

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MONTH 11 – SEA OF KNOWLEDGE TEMPLATES

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Sew fabric onto foundations in the order that the numbers areprinted in the Foundation Masters diagram.Trim and assemble foundations as shown in Diagrams 1-3.Trace and cut a freezer paper template using the dashed line ofTemplate G.Press onto wrong side of 3-1/4" x 3-1/4" piece of Fabric 11.Press seam allowance over edge of freezerpaper.To complete block, pin in place on center andapplique in placeRefer to the basic block assembly diagramsand chart for guidance on cutting and sewingthe block frame.

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Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scaleon the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper

sheet or trace by hand.


MONTH 11 – SEAOF KNOWLEDGEFOUNDATIONS

If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand andmachine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier. Templateletter identifications are included in above.

FOUNDATIONS PRE-CUTTING GUIDEArea Fabric Qty Size Template

1 Fabric 8 (F-8) 16 1-1/2" x 4-1/8" E2 Fabric 24 (F-24) 16 1-7/8" x 3" B3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 16 1-7/8" x 3" B4 Fabric 15 (F-15) 8 1-3/4" x 4-5/8" D5 Fabric 18 (F-18) 8 2-1/8" x 5-1/4" C6 Fabric 13 (F-13) 8 1-5/8" x 1-3/4" F

Make 4 copiesof this page.

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MONTH 12 – THE BORDER SEA Subsequent cuts are listed throughout this pattern!Swatch Fabric # Color Block Area Cut Size

24 BlackP#48

1 25" x 42"

1 Apple GreenP#61

2 1-3/4" x 25"

9 Chinese BlueP#134

3 1-3/4" x 25"

20 GlacierP#129

4 1-3/4" x 25"

18 TurquoiseP#127

5 1-3/4" x 25"

16 CloverP#62

6 4-1/4" x 25"

10 IrisP#135

7 4-1/4" x 25"

19 AquamarineP#128

8 4-1/4" x 25"

3 AzureP#126

9 4-1/4" x 25"

15 Heather GreenP#12

10 6-3/4" x 25"

11 HyacinthP#136

11 6-3/4" x 25"

17 JadeP#83

12 6-3/4' x 25"

4 BlueP#124

13 6-3/4" x 25"

26 Slate GreenP#11

14 9-1/4" x 25"

12 AmethystP#137

15 9-1/4" x 25"

21 LagoonP#84

16 9-1/4" x 25"

8 CobaltP#123

17 9-1/4" x 25"

25 JuniperP#10

18 11-3/4' x 25"

13 PurpleP#96

19 11-3/4" x 25"

22 Windsor BlueP#51

20 11-3/4" x 25"

7 LapisP#122

21 11-3/4" x 25"


The alternate setting block for the compasses can be rotary cut and strip pieced. Twelve blocks areneeded for the quilt. Six blocks are colored one way, and six are mirror images of the first. Take careto look at the diagrams in terms of the coloring of the block and the placement within the quilt. Thelesson this month is to learn basic rotary cutting and strip piecing techniques.Directions-

Using the measurements in Chart I, cut one strip of each color. These strips will then be sewntogether and cut to create the nine patch and log units needed to complete these blocks.Cut the Fabric 24 into 21 strips that measure 1 3/4" x 25" .Sew one Fabric 24 strip onto each side of the following fabric strips (number refersto Block Area):

Block Area 8 - Fabric 19Fabric 3Fabric 17Fabric 4Fabric 21Fabric 8Fabric 22Fabric 7

Block Area 9 -Block Area 12 -Block Area 13 -Block Area 16 -Block Area 17 -Block Area 20 -Block Area 21 -

Cut each of these units into 12 strips that are 1-3/4" wide.

Cut 12 strips from each of the following fabrics. The strips will need to be 1-3/4" by the width ofthe original strip. i.e. #6 would be 1-3/4" x 4-1/4". (Number refers to Block Area):

Block Area 6 - Fabric 16Fabric 10Fabric 15Fabric 11Fabric 26Fabric 12Fabric 25Fabric 13

Block Area 7 -Block Area 10 -Block Area 11 -Block Area 14 -Block Area 15 -Block Area 18 -Block Area 19 -

To aid when stitching these blocks together, you may find ithelpful to label by fabric name and/or number each group ofstrips created in above Steps 4 and 5.Sew one Fabric 24 strip onto each side of thefollowing fabric strips (number refers to Block Area):

Block Area 4 - Fabric 20Block Area 5 - Fabric 18

Sew one Fabric 24 strip between the followingtwo fabric strips (number refers to Block Area):

Block Area 2 - Fabric 1Block Area 3 - Fabric 9

Cut each of these units into 12 strips that are 1-3/4" wide.Sew strips together as shown to create nine patch units forthese blocks as shown. Make 6 blocks each of 12A and 12B.

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Beginning with a nine patch unit as the center, add strip units from Step 3 and single fabric stripsfrom Step 5 to complete the 12 setting blocks needed for this quilt. Make 6 blocks of each fabricarrangement, 12A and 12B. Please note 6 blocks are colored one way (12A) and 6 blocks aremirror images of the first (12B). Take care to review the Fabric Placement diagram below.

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Make 6 of theseblocks. Pleasenote colorplacement.

Make 6 of theseblocks. Pleasenote colorplacement.

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Continue pressing seam allowances out(away from center of the block.

BLOCK ASSEMBLY


If you prefer to cut individualpieces for assembling theseblocks, use the measurementsand color guidelines listed thenassemble the blocks using theBlock Assembly diagram.

Area Description Cut Size Qty.1 Fabric 24 - Black 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" 2522 Fabric 1 - Apple Green 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" 123 Fabric 9 - Chinese Blue 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" 124 Fabric 20 - Glacier 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" 125 Fabric 18 - Turquoise 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" 126 Fabric 16 - Clover 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" 127 Fabric 10 - Iris 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" 128 Fabric 19 - Aquamarine 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" 129 Fabric 3 - Azure 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" 12

10 Fabric 15 - Heather Green 1 3/4" x 6 3/4" 1211 Fabric 11 - Hyacinth 1 3/4" x 6 3/4" 1212 Fabric 17 - Jade 1 3/4" x 6 3/4" 12

13 Fabric 4 - Blue 1 3/4" x 6 3/4" 1214 Fabric 26 - Slate Green 1 3/4" x 9 1/4" 1215 Fabric 12 - Amethyst 1 3/4" x 9 1/4" 1216 Fabric 21 - Lagoon 1 3/4" x 9 1/4" 1217 Fabric 8 - Cobalt 1 3/4" x 9 1/4" 1218 Fabric 25 - Juniper 1 3/4" x 11 3/4" 1219 Fabric 13 - Purple 1 3/4" x 11 3/4" 1220 Fabric 22 - Windsor Blue 1 3/4" x 11 3/4" 1221 Fabric 7 - Lapis 1 3/4" x 11 3/4" 12

BLOCKSTo avoid confusion, separate the12A and 12B blocks, orienting each one so that the Teal portionis at the top.Arrange and sew the blocks togetheraccording to the Positioning Guide andcolor image below. Note the letter T in thePositioning Guide on the 12A and 12Bblocks as it represents where the Tealportion of the block will be placed.Press seams away from the 12A and 12Bblocks. Sew row to row and press to oneside.

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POSITIONING GUIDE

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Strip #Fabric/Color

1Black

2Turquoise

3Azure

4Cobalt

5Sapphire

6Midnight

7Black

Style # 9410-14 6931-27 7132-29 0498-09 8737-08 9812-08 9410-14Cut Size 75-1/4" 78-3/4" 82-1/4" 85-3/4" 89-1/4" 92-3/4" 96-1/4"

WOF strips 8 8 8 9 9 9 10

BORDERSThe border is made up of seven strips of fabric sewn together. Sew theWOF strips short end to short end. Trim to listed length above. Alwaysmeasure your quilt’s pieced center and make adjustments in the borderlengths as needed.Sew the seven borders strips together, offsetting each strip by 1 3/4" tocreate a stepped strip unit as shown in the Assembly Diagram. Sew 4sets of border strips (one for each side of the quilt).To ensure for a perfectly symmetrical quilt, measure across the center of the quilt; then measureand mark the same measurement on each border unit.Indicate the ends of the line by making a mark or placing a pin at each end.Find the center of the pinned or marked line on each border unit, and the center of each side ofthe quilt.Pin the center of the border to the center of the quilt. To find the necessary length of the borders,place one of the border units across the middle of the quilt (measuring across the middle asopposed to the ends is more accurate).Place a pin on each edge of the border unit where it meets the edge of the quilt.Using the first border unit as a guide, mark the same length on each of the other border units.Pin the midpoint of one of the border units to the middle point of one of the edges of the quilt.Pin the corner next, making sure to place the pin at the point where the seam allowances wouldmeet. Continue pinning across the edge of the quilt easing in any fullness (due to the stretch along

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BORDERS & BINDINGSwatch # Description Yardage

24 BlackP#48

1-3/4yards

18 TurquoiseP#127

1/2 yard

3 AzureP#126

5/8 yard

8 CobaltP#123

5/8 yard

6 SapphireP#121

5/8 yard

27 MidnightP#87

5/8 yard

Always measure your pieced quilt center beforecutting border lengths. Make adjustment ifneeded. Border cuts are 1-3/4" wide x WOF*.

Borders 1 and 7 can be cut parallel to the selvage if you cut them before any other block cuts. If not, acombined 18 WOF cuts will be enough for both. *WOF = 40"-44" selvage to selvage cut

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ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM

QUILT ASSEMBLY & BORDER DIAGRAM

69-1/4" x 69-1/4" pieced quilt center(blocks before borders added)


MITERING

Position the edge of the ruler or paper so that it creates a line that goesfrom the corner of the compass block to the outer edge of the quilt. Becareful to check that ruler lines and/or edge of paper are parallel to theedge of the border.Fold and press, or draw a line to mark the 45 degree angle.Pin and stitch along this miter line, being careful to match seams of eachborder strip along the seam line.Trim off excess fabric alongseam line, leaving a 1/4" seamallowance. Press.

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BASTING AND QUILTINGLayer the quilt top, batting andbacking, and baste all three layerstogether.Quilt the layers together using adesign of your choice.

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BINDINGTrim off excess fabric and batting.Make double fold binding usingFabric 24. Forstraight grain binding, cut 10 stripsthat measure 2-1/2" x 40", for biasbinding, cut a 32-1/2" square;then use the circular bias, bindingtechnique to cut the tube into2-1/2" strips.Stitch strips together end to endusing diagonal seams.Trim off excess seam allowanceand press all seams open.Press strip in half lengthwise, right side facing out.Measure across the quilt to determine the binding length needed for each side. In order to keepthe quilt square and flat, use the same measurement for all four sides.Mark the measurement, then pin the binding inplace.Stitch folded binding to edge of quilt using a 3/8"seam allowance.Miter corners and finish the ends as shown in theBinding Diagram.Turn folded edge of binding to the back of the quiltand stitch in place.

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the seams, the edge of the quilt is slightly wider than the center; any extra fullness must be easedin to ensure a perfectly square quilt).Sew the remaining three borders in the same manner.11.

BINDING DIAGRAM

MITERING DIAGRAMTo miter the edges, use a 90/45/45/degree triangle or a ruler with a 45degree angle marked, as shown in the Mitering Diagram.


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURESwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black7-1/2" x 41"


17 Jade7-1/8" x 8"

2 B 4

10 Iris7-1/8" x 8"

3 BR 4


4 C 4

8 Cobalt6-3/4" x 8"

5 CR 4

13 Purple3" x 3"

6 D 1

14 Blackberry9" x 14"

8 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

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Directions- Set-In Seam Method. Alternate approach: Applique D to the block once all otherpieces are sewn together. Match Point = where seams intersect 1/4" from the edge (seam allowance).

Make templates and cut out fabric.

Using the B and BR pieces, sewfour identical units as shownhere. Press the seam allowancesin the direction indicated by thearrows.

Sew the units to the D squarecreating a core star unit. Start and stop the seamsat the edge of the foundation papers (1/4" fromfabric edge). Area left unsewn is indicated by the red circles. Press.

Sew the A, AR, C and CR pieces into star point units. Press after each addition.

Pin the match points(indicated by red dots).

The seam is sewn allthe way to the end atthe outer points of thestar. Stop the seam at thematch point at the insideof the core star. TIP: Sewthrough only two layersof fabric where everpossible. Push all existingseam allowances away fromyour seam line path. Backstitchat start and stop of seam line. Pullthe pieces away from the machine. Lineup the second side. Place piecework under the presser foot and lower the presser foot. Sew downthe second side. Press well and repeat the process for the remaining units. Press.


Sew a rectangleto each sideof the block.Press. Sewthe square/rectangle stripsto the top andbottom of theblock. Press.

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MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE TEMPLATES

Block 2 - B & BR

Block 2 - D

Block 2 - A & AR

Block 2 - C & CR

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C & CR

Place fabric pieces right sidestogether, with #5 onthe bottom.Cut all pieces usingC template; bottomfabric will be cutinto CR pieces.

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Fold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template;bottom half will be cut into AR pieces.

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Block 2 - C & CRMONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE

Block2-C&CRMONTH2–SEAOFMOISTURE

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Print 4 copies of this page or trace four of each of the foundations(except D need only 1) onto freezer paper. Foundations are

foundations.


MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE FOUNDATIONSPrint 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

D

Foundation piecethe sections andthen applique the Dsquare in the center.

If you prefer to work withshapes similar to the areason the foundation, maketemplates as you would forhand and machine piecing.Add an additional 1/4" seamallowance around all sidesto make foundation piecingeasier.

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FOUNDATION PRE-CUTTING GUIDEArea Fabric Qty Size Template

1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 4-1/2” x 6-3/4” A & AR2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 4 1-3/4” x 5-3/4” C2 Fabric 8 (F-8) 4 1-3/4” x 5-3/4” CR3 Fabric 17 (F-17) 4 1-3/4” x 5-3/4” B3 Fabric 10 (F-10) 4 1-3/4” x 5-3/4” BR


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITYSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black8-3/4" x 41"



2 B 4

168-5/8" x 10"

3 B 4

6 Sapphire9-1/2" x 10"

4 C 4

13 Purple7-3/4" x 10"

5 C 4


7 Rectangle 4


The Template Guide diagramillustrates which templates areneeded for each area of the quiltblock.

TEMPLATE GUIDE

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The lesson this month is how to join eight points. The remaining piecing is similar to Block 1. Twotemplates can be reused from Block 1, A/AR and C. This month simple paper piecing instructions arealso introduced.Directions- Template method.

Make templates and/or foundations.

Cut out fabric. If using foundation method use the Pre-Cutting Guide For Foundations.

Sew four identical units asshown. Press in the directionindicated by the arrows. If youare foundation piecing theseunits the pressing direction willbe set by how the foundation isnumbered.

Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blocks together forming one Sea ofIngenuity block.


Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/rectangle strips to the top and bottom of the block. Press.

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MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY TEMPLATES

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MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

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Print 4 copies of this page or trace four of each of the foundations

allowances are included in these foundations.


MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY FOUNDATIONS

If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you wouldfor hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make


Part 1 - 1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 4-1/2" x 6-3/4" APart 1 - 2 Fabric 6 (F-6) 4 2" x 6-5/8" CPart 1 - 3 Fabric 16 (F-16) 4 2" x 7-1/2" BPart 2 - 1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 4-1/2" x 6-3/4" ARPart 2 - 2 Fabric 13 (F-13) 4 2" x 6-5/8" CPart 2 - 3 Fabric 18 (F-18) 4 2" x 7-1/2" B

Print 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

MOONGLOW

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MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITYSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black9-1/4" x 41"


18 Turquoise6 7/8" x 11"

2 B 4

16 Clover7-1/2" x 11"

3 B 4

13 Purple3 1/2" x 16"

4 C 8

10 Iris5 3/4" x 5 3/4"

5 D 1


7 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

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The lesson this month is how to add small pieces around the octagon. Setting in a simple angle isalso continued from Month 2. One template can be reused from Month 1, A/AR.Directions- Template method.

Make templates. Cut out fabric.

Because the centerof this block has setin seams, start andstop stitching at allseam intersectionswhen sewing thesmall triangles ontothe octagon. Not stitchinginto the seam allowance will allowfor easier piecing at the pivot points alongthese seams.

When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with the grainline arrow is the side ontowhich the octagon is sewn.

Sew four identical units as shown below. Press in the direction indicated by the arrows.

Sew the units together forming one Sea of Tranquility block.

See set in seam tutorial (block 2 page 3).



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MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY TEMPLATES

FABRIC CUTTING USING TEMPLATESA & AR

Fold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be cutinto AR pieces.

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BBPlace both fabric pieces wrongsides up.

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NOTE: will use only1 D in block.

MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY Freezer Paper Foundations A


Print 4 copies of this page or trace one of each of the foundations onto freezer paper. Foundations


If you prefer to work withfabric shapes similar to theareas on the foundation,make templates as youwould for hand and machinepiecing. Add an additional

all sides to make foundationpiecing easier.

1/4" seam allowance around

MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY FOUNDATIONSPrint 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

Foundationpiece thesections andthen appliquethe D octagonin the center.

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13

SEAOF

TRANQUILITY- PART

1


1A

F-24

2B

F-16

MO

ON

GLO

W- M

ON

TH4

3C

F-13

FOUNDATION PRE-CUTTING GUIDE

Area Fabric Qty Cut Size Template1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 5" x 7-1/4" A & AR2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 4 2-1/4" x 6-1/2" B2 Fabric 16 (F-16) 4 2-1/4" x 6-1/2" B3 Fabric 13 (F-13) 8 1-3/4" x 2" C


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINSSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black10-3/4" x 40"

1 A 41 AR 47 Square 42 B 42 BR 4

18 Turquoise6" x 16"

3 C 8

6 Sapphire4-5/8" x 8"

4 D 4

11 Hyacinth6-1/2" x 8-1/2"

5 E 4

15 Heather Green8-5/8" x 9 3/4"

6 F 4

23 Teal9" x 14"

8 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

AR

A AR

A

ARA

A

AR

B

F

B

B

B

D D

D DBR

BR

BR

BR

F

F F

E E

E E

C

C C

C

C C

C C


FABRIC PLACEMENT

6

77

77

8

8

884 4

4 46

6 6

5 5

5 5

3 3

3 3

3 3

3 3

2 2

2 2

2

2

2

2

111

1

11

11

© 2000, 2009, 2011, 2017RJR Fabrics


More points are added to the compass this month. Techniques from the previous month arecontinued: more advanced paper piecing, joining eight points and setting in a simple angle


Make templates or foundations and cut out fabric.

Because the center of this block has set-in seams, start and stop stitching at all seamintersections at the wide end of the Template D triangles. Not stitching into the seam allowancewill allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.

When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with the grainline arrow is the side ontowhich theoctagon issewn.

Sew fouridentical unitsas shownhere.

Sew the unitsinto two halfblocks. Sewthe half blockstogetherforming oneSea of Rainsblock.

Sew the framesquares and rectangles together.


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.Make 2


Make 4


Make 4

Make 4

FacingOut


MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS TEMPLATES

Block 5 - A & AR

MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINSMONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS

Block 5 - B & BR

MONTH 5

– SEAOF R

AINS

5/D

MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS

Block 5 - C

MONTH 5 –SEA OF RA

INS

Block 5 - E


Block 5 - F


A & ARFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be cutinto AR pieces.

••

A

B

B & BRFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be cutinto AR pieces;

••


F

F

C

D

E

E

C

D


MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

MONTH 5 –SEA OF RA

INS

Block 5 - E


Block 5 - C

MONTH 5

– SEAOF R

AINS

5/D


Block 5 - B & BR

Block 5 - A & AR



Block 5 - F

MONTH5–SEAOFRAINS

Block5-B&BR

Block5-A&AR

MONTH5–SEAOFRAINS

Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scaleon the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer

paper sheet or trace by hand.


Block 5 - C


This block can be partiallyfoundation pieced using these twofoundation masters.

If you prefer to work with fabric shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as youwould for hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to makefoundation piecing easier.

MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS FOUNDATIONSPrint 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.


Part 1 - 1 4 4 3/8” x 5 1/4” APart 1 - 2 4 1-7/8" x 4-3/4" CPart 1 - 3 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BPart 2 - 1 4 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" ARPart 2 - 2 4 1-7/8" x 4-3/4" CPart 2 - 3 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BR

Fabric 24 (F-24)

Fabric 24 (F-24)

Fabric 24 (F-24)

Fabric 24 (F-24)

Fabric 18 (F-18)

Fabric 18 (F-18)

MOON

GLOW

- MON

TH5

2C

F-18

3BR

F-24

SEAO

FR

AINS

- PART

2


1AR

F-24

SEA OF RAINS - PART 1

MOON

GLOW-M

ONTH5

DE

SIG

NE

DB

YJIN

NY

BE

YER

1AF-24

2CF-18

3BF-24


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITYSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black11-1/2" x 40"

1 A 41 AR 42 B 42 BR 47 Square 4

17 Jade6-3/4" x 17"

3 C 8

15 Heather Green7 3/8" x 8 3/4"

4 D 4

10 Iris7 3/8" x 8 3/4"

5 D 4

6 Sapphire3 1/4" x 18 1/4"

6 E 8

5 Navy9" x 14"

8 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

AR A

AR

A

ARA

A

AR

C

B

B

B

B BR

BR

BR

BR

C

C C

C

C

C

C

D D

D D

D DE EE E

E E

E E

D

D


FABRIC PLACEMENT

6

1

1 2

3

87

45

7

7

78

88

1

1

1

1

11

2

2 2

2

2

2

2

3

3 3

3

3

3

3

4

4 45

5 56

6 6

66

66

© 2000, 2009, 2011, 2017RJR Fabrics


An eight-pointed star is added to the center of the block this month. Techniques from the previousmonths are continued: paper piecing, joining eight points and setting in a simple angle. TemplatesA/AR, B/BR, C and Foundation Parts 1 & 2 are reused from Month 5.


Make templates.

Cut out fabric.

Because thecenter of thisblock hasset-in seams,start and stopstitching atthe seamintersections along the outer edges of the eight pointed star. Not stitching into the seamallowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.


Sew the units into two half blocks. Sew the half blocks together forming oneSea of Fertility block.

Sew the frame squares and rectangles together.


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Make 2



Make 4

Make 4

Make 4


MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY TEMPLATES

Block 6 - A & AR

MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY

MONTH6–SEAOFFERTILITY

Block6-B&BR

MONTH6 – SEA

OFFERTILITY

Block

6-D

MONTH 6 – SEAOF FERTILITY

Block 6 - C


6/EA & AR• Fold in half, right sides

together.• Cut all pieces using A

template; bottom half willbe cut into AR pieces.

A

B

C

D

E

B & BR• Fold in half, right sides together.• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom

half will be cut into BR pieces.


MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

Block 6 - A & AR



Block 6 - B & BR

MONTH6 – SEA

OFFERTILITY

Block

6-D


Block 6 - C


6/E


Block 6 - CMONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY

6/E

Block6-A&AR



Block6-B&BR

Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or traceby hand.


MONTH 6 - SEA OF FERTILITY FOUNDATION MASTERS

If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as youwould for hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides tomake foundation piecing easier. Template letter identifications are included in chart above.

This block can be partiallyfoundation pieced using thesetwo foundation masters. Traceor copy 4 of each.


Area Fabric Qty Size TemplatePart 1 - 1 4 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" APart 1 - 2 Fabric 17 (F-17) 4 1-7/8" x 4-3/4" CPart 1 - 3 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BPart 2 - 1 4 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" ARPart 2 - 2 4 1-7/8" x 4-3/4" CPart 2 - 3 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BR

Fabric 24 (F-24)

Fabric 24 (F-24)Fabric 24 (F-24)


1AR

F-24

2C

F-17

3BR

F-24


MOON

GLOW

- MON

TH6

SEAO

FFER

TILITY- PAR

T2

MOON

GLOW-M

ONTH6

SEA OF FERTILITY - PART 1

DE

SIG

NE

DB

YJIN

NY

BE

YER

1AF-24

2CF-173B

F-24


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPORSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black10-1/4" x 40"

1 A 41 AR 42 B 42 BR 48 Square 4

11 Hyacinth7-1/8" x 8-3/4"

3 C 4

157 1/8" x 8 3/4"

4 C 4

17 Jade5 1/2" x 18"

5 D 8

6 Sapphire5 1/2" x 5 1/2"

6 E 1

19 Aquamarine3 1/2" x 16 1/2"

7 F 8

5 Navy9" x 14"

9 Rectangle 4



TEMPLATE GUIDE

AR

A

C

B A

A

A

AR

AR

AR

B

B

B

BR

BR

BR

BRC

C C

C

C

C

C

D D

D D

D

D

D

DE

F F

F F

F F

F F


FABRIC PLACEMENT

1

6

1

1

1

1 1

1 1

2

2

2

2

2 2

2 2

8 8

8 8

9

9

3

97 77 7

7 7

7 7

3

334 4

4 4

5 5

5 5

5 5

5 5

© 2000, 2009, 2011, 2017RJR Fabrics

Heather


Because of the angles involved in the shorter points, this month’s block is a good lesson in handpiecing. Setting in of simple angles and a repeat of the lesson on sewing small points around anoctagon are the main lessons.Directions- Template method.

Make templates and/or foundations. Cut out fabric.


Because the center of this block has set in seams, when sewingthe small triangles onto the octagon, start and stop stitching atall seam intersections. Not stitching into the seam allowance willallow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.

When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with thegrain line arrow is the side onto which the octagon is sewn.

Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blockstogether forming one Sea of Vapor block.

Sew the frame squares and rectangles together. Press.


1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7. Make 2


Make 4

Make 4

Measures 11-3/4" sq.Make 4


MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR TEMPLATES

Block 7- A & AR

MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR



MONTH 7 –SEA OF VAP

OR

MONTH 7

– SEAOF V

APOR

MONTH7 – SEAOF VAPOR

Block 7- B & BR

Block 7- E

Block 7- C

7/D

7/F


A & AR• Fold in half, right sides together.• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will

be cut into AR pieces.A

B

C

DE

F

B & BR• Fold in half, right sides together.• Cut all pieces using B template; bottom half will be cut

into BR pieces.

C• Place both fabric pieces wrong sides up.


D E

F


MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

Print 4 copies of this page at 100%scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11"

freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.

MONTH7–SEA

OFVAPOR

Block

7-B&

BR


Block 7- E


Block 7- C

MONTH7 – SEA OF VAPOR

7/D MONTH7 – SEA OF VAPOR

7/D


7/F


7/F

Block 7- A & AR


Block7-A&AR

MONTH7–SEAOFVAPOR

MONTH7–SEAOFVAPOR

Block7-B&BR


MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR FOUNDATIONS

If you prefer to workwith shapes similarto the areas on thefoundation, maketemplates as youwould for hand andmachine piecing.Add an additional1/4" seam allowancearound all sides tomake foundationpiecing easier.

Print 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

Appliqué Einto positionafter blockhas beenconstructed.

E

MO

ON

GLO

W- M

ON

TH7

SEA O

F VAP

OR- P

ART 2


1BR

F-24

2D

F-17

3AR

F-24

DE

SIG

NE

DB

YJIN

NY

BE

YER

SEA OF VAPOR - P

ART 1

MOON

GLOW-M

ONTH7

4C

F15

5F

F-191BF-24 2DF-17

3AF-24

4CF-11

5FF-19


Area Fabric Qty Size Template1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 ea. 2-3/4" x 4" B & BR2 Fabric 17 (F-17) 8 1-1/2" x 3" D3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 ea. 4-1/2" x 5-1/4" A & AR4 Fabric 11 (F-11) 4 2" x 6" C4 Fabric 15 (F-15) 4 2" x 6" C5 Fabric 19 (F-19) 8 1-3/4" x 2" F


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDSSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black10 1/4" x 40"

1 A 41 AR 42 B 42 BR 44 D 88 Square 4


3 C 8

11 Hyacinth7-1/8" x 6-3/4"

5 E 4


6 F 4

6 Sapphire4-5/8" x 4-5/8"

7 G 1

23 Teal9" x 14"

9 Rectangle 4


The Template Guide diagramillustrates which templates areneeded for each area of the quiltblock.

TEMPLATE GUIDE

ARBR

D

FE

C

AB

D

F

EC

AB

D

F

E

C

ARBR

D

F

E

CA

B

D

G

C

AR

BR

D

C

AR

BRD

C A

BD

C


FABRIC PLACEMENT

12

4

65

3

12

4

6

53

1 2

4

6

5

3

12

4

6

5

31

2

4

7

3

1

2

4

3

1

24

3 1

24

3

98 8

88

9 9

9

© 2000, 2009, 2011, 2017RJR Fabrics


A slightly more complex compass block is made this month. Paper piecingmakes this easy to construct and ensures accurate size. Templates A, AR and B,BR are reused from Month 6.Directions- Template method.

Make templates.

Cut out fabric.

Sew the block center as shown. Pressthe seam allowances in the directionindicated by the arrows.


Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blocks together forming one Sea of Vaporblock.

Because the center of this block has set-in seams, when joining them to the compass points, startand stop stitching at the seam intersections on the center square. Not stitching into the seamallowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.



1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8. Make 2



Make 4

Make 4

Make 4


MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS TEMPLATES

Block 8 - A & AR

MONTH 8 – SEA OF OF CLOUDS MONTH 8 – SEA OF OF CLOUDS

MONTH 8 – SEA OF OF CLOUDS


MONTH8 – SEAOF OF CLOUDS

MONTH8 – SEAOF OF CLOUDS

Block 8 - B & BR

Block8

- E

Block 8 - G

Block8

- F

MONTH8–SEA

OFOF

CLOUDS

Block

8- C

8/D


MONTH8–SEA

OFOF

CLOUDS

Block

8-B

&B

R

MONTH8 – SEA

OFOF

CLOUDS

Block

8- E


Block 8 - GMONTH

8 – SEA OF OF CLOUDS

Block8

- F

MONTH8–SEA

OFOF

CLOUDS

Block

8- C


8/D

Block 8 - A & AR



8/D

MONTH8–SEA

OFOF

CLOUDS

Block

8- C

MONTH8–SEAOFOFCLOUDS

Block8-B&BR

Block8-A&AR

MONTH8–SEAOFOFCLOUDS

Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.

NOTE: will onlyuse 1 G.

MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS


A

B

C

D

E

F

G


A & AR• Fold in half, right sides together.• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be

cut into AR pieces.

B & BR• Fold in half, right sides together.• Cut all pieces using B template; bottom half will be cut

into BR pieces.


MOON

GLOW

- MON

TH8

SEA OF CLOUDS - PART 1


1AR

F-24

2C

F-18

3BR

F-24

SEA

OF

CLO

UD

S- PAR

T2

DE

SIG

NE

DB

YJIN

NY

BE

YE

R

4D

F-24

MOON

GLOW-M

ONTH8

1AF-24

2CF-18

3BF-24

4DF24

If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand andmachine piecing. Add an additional 1/8" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier. Templateletter identifications are included in above.

Area Fabric Qty Size TemplatePart 1 - 1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" APart 1 - 2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 4 1-3/4" x 4" CPart 1 - 3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BPart 1 - 4 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" DPart 2 - 1 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" ARPart 2 - 2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 4 1-3/4" x 4" CPart 2 - 3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 2-7/8" x 4-1/2" BRPart 2 - 4 Fabric 24 (F-24) 4 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" D

This block can be partiallyfoundation pieced using these twofoundation masters.

FOUNDATIONS PRE-CUTTING GUIDE

MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS FOUNDATIONSPrint 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.


MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISISSwatch Fabric Description and Cut Needed Block Area Template Cut Quantity

24 Black20-1/2" x 40"

1 A 81 AR 82 B 82 BR 89 Square 8


3 C 8

13 Purple8-5/8" x 18"

4 CR 8

17 Jade8" x 16-1/2"

5 D 8

8 Cobalt8" x 16-1/2"

6 DR 8


7 E 16

10 Iris10" x 24"

8 ER 16

2 Cypress9" x 24"

10 Rectangle 8



TEMPLATE GUIDE

AR

A

A

A

A

AR

AR

AR

B

B

B

B

BR

BR

BR

BR

C

C C

C

CRCR

CR

CR

DDREER

E

ER

DDREER

ERE

ER

E

E

ER

ER

E

E

ER DDRD

DR


FABRIC PLACEMENT

11 1

1

1 11 1

2 2

2 2

2

2

2

2

9 9

9 9

10 10

10

10

44

443

3

33

5 5

55

66

66

7 7

7

7

77

7

7 8

88

8

8

8 8

8

Chart reflects cuts for a total of two blocks.

© 2000, 2009,2011, 2017RJR Fabrics


The same number of points are used in this month’s block as in Month 6, 7, & 8, but now the pointsare split. This is a very easy block to do by the paper piecing method. It is also a follow-up lesson onjoining eight points successfully. Two of these blocks are required for the quilt. Templates A/ARand B/BR can be reused from Month 8.


Make templates.

Cut outfabric.If usingfoundationmethoduse thePre-CuttingGuide ForFoundations.

1.

2.

Make 4


Sew the units into two half blocks.Press. Sew the half blocks togetherforming one Sea of Crisis block.

3.

4.


Make 4



5.

6.Make 2


Make 4

Make 2 blocks


MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS TEMPLATES

Block 9 - A & AR

MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS




MONTH9–SEA

OFCRISIS

Block 9 - B & BR

Block 9 - D & DR

Block 9 - C & CR

Block

9-E

&E

R



A

B

C

D

E

A & ARFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half willbe cut into AR pieces.

••

B & BRFold in half, right sides together.Cut all pieces using B template; bottom half will be cutinto BR pieces.

••

C & CRPlace fabric pieces right sides together, with #4 on thebottom.Cut all pieces using C template; bottom fabric will be cutinto CR pieces.

•

•

D & DRPlace fabric pieces right sides together, with #6 on thebottom.Cut all pieces using D template; bottom fabric will be cut intoDR pieces.

•

•

E & ERPlace fabric pieces right sides together, with #8 on thebottom.Cut all pieces using E template; bottom fabric will be cutinto ER pieces.

•

•

Cut twice for a total of two blocks.


MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS

Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet.

Block 9 - A & AR


Block9- A&AR

MONTH9 – SEAOFCRISIS

MONTH9–SEA

OFCRISIS

Block

9-C

&C

R

MONTH9–SEAOFCRISIS

Block9-C&CR


Block 9 - B & BR


Block 9 - B & BR

MONTH9–SEAOFCRISISBlock9-D&DR

MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISISBlock 9 - D & DR

MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISISBlock 9 - E & ER

MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISISBlock 9 - E & ER


If you prefer to work with fabric shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand andmachine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier.


Part 1 - 1 Fabric 10 (F-10) 8 1 1/4" x 4 5/8" ERPart 1 - 2 Fabric 18 (F-18) 8 1-1/4" x 4-5/8" EPart 1 - 3 Fabric 24 (F-24) 8 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" APart 1 - 4 8 2-7/8" x 4-3/8" BPart 1 - 5 Fabric 8 (F-8) 8 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" DRPart 1 - 6 Fabric 15 (F-15) 8 1-3/4" x 6-5/8" CPart 2 - 1 Fabric 18 (F-18) 8 1-1/4" x 4-5/8" EPart 2 - 2 8 1-1/4" x 4-5/8" ERPart 2 - 3 8 4-3/8" x 5-1/4" ARPart 2 - 4 8 2-7/8" x 4-3/8" BRPart 2 - 5 Fabric 17 (F-17) 8 1-1/2" x 6-1/4" DPart 2 - 6 Fabric 13 (F-13) 8 1-3/4" x 6-5/8" CR

Fabric 10 (F-10)

Fabric 24 (F-24)


MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS FOUNDATIONS 2 blocks needed for quilt.Print 8 copies of this page or trace 8 of each of Parts 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.

MOON

GLOW

- MON

TH9


SE

AO

FC

RIS

IS-PA

RT

2

SEA OF CRISIS - PA

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