Welcome Homeflannel

©2017 Jennifer BosworthWelcome Home flannel

Welcome HomeflannelGeneral Instructions

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Before You Begin• Please read through all instructions carefully before beginning.• There are three essentials to creating beautifully pieced blocks:

ACCURATE CUTTINGPRECISE ¼” SEAM ALLOWANCESCAREFUL PRESSING

It’s details like these that distinguish a good quilt from a great quilt!Being off by even 1| 16" on any piece can make your finished block ½" too short.

• Some terms and definitions to know:RST = Right Sides Together WOF = Width of Fabric

• When making this quilt with fabrics other than those shown, you may want to attach swatches to the legend below for reference:

The sample quilt was sewn with Maywood Studio fabrics including Welcome Home Flannel by Jennifer Bosworth

Fabric BF610-GG

Fabric CF609-RR

Fabric AF8360-G

Fabric DF8363-E

Fabric JF513-PP2

Fabric IF8365-P

Outer BordersF8360-R

Inner Borders & BindingF609-GG

Fabric HF8368-E

Fabric FF610-RR

Fabric EF8360-P

Fabric GF8362-P

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Make (80) Half-Square Triangle Units

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

E E

D D

Use Fabric D and Fabric E.

Step 1: Place two 4⅞" × 4⅞" squares RST with the lighter fabric on the top. Draw a line from one corner diagonally to the other corner. Step 2: Sew ¼” on either side of the drawn line. Step 3: Cut on the drawn line. Step 4: Open and press seam toward the darker fabric. You will now have two pieces.

Continue until you have a total of 80 Half-Square Triangle units. Each Half-Square Triangle unit should be 4½" × 4½".

Count out 18 Half-Square Triangle units and set aside. Sew remaining 62 Half-Square Triangle units together, as shown at right, to make 31 Half-Square Triangle sets. Press seams open.

Cut the FabricFrom Fabric H, cut:

• (3) 2½" × WOF strips

From Fabric I, cut:• (40) 2½" × 2½" squares

From Fabric J, cut:• (6) 4½" × 4½" squares• (7) 2½" × 4½" rectangles• (2) 2½" × 2½" squares

From Inner Border fabric, cut:• (6) 1½" × WOF strips for inner border• (7) 2½" × WOF strips for binding

For Outer Borders: First determine whether you prefer pieced borders or continuous borders.

• For pieced outer borders, cut (7) 5½" × WOF• For continuous outer borders, cut (4) 5½" × 65"

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From Fabric A, cut:• (6) 4½" × 4½" squares• (7) 2½" × 4½" rectangles• (2) 2½" × 2½" squares

From Fabric B, cut:• (40) 2½" × 2½" squares

From Fabric C, cut:• (80) 2½" × 2½" squares

From Fabric D, cut:• (40) 4⅞" × 4⅞" squares

From Fabric E, cut:• (40) 4⅞" × 4⅞" squares

From Fabric F, cut:• (3) 2½" × WOF strips

From Fabric G, cut:• (18) 2½" × 2½" squares• (31) 2½" × 4½" rectangles

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Make (6) Patch-Border Blocks

I

I

C B

B C

B

C

C

B

I

I

J

G

GC

C C

C

G GA

Make (6) 4-Corners BlocksUse 4½" × 4½" squares from Fabric A, 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric C, and 2½" × 4½" rectangles from Fabric G.Referring to diagram (right), sew the blocks together one row at a time, pressing all seams away from Fabric G. Then sew the rows together, pressing seams open.Continue until you have a total of (6) 4-Corners Blocks. Each block should measure 8½" × 8½".

Make (7) 4-Corners Half Blocks

C C

GG

G

A

For this block, press all seams open.Use 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric B, Fabric C, and Fabric I, and 4½" × 4½" squares from Fabric J.Referring to diagram (right), start with the center row by sewing the B/C units together. Sew B/C units to the sides of the J square.Assemble the top and bottom rows. Sew to the top and bottom of the center row.Continue until you have a total of (6) Patch Border Blocks. Each block should measure 8½" × 8½".

Use 2½" × 4½" rectangles from Fabric A and Fabric G, and 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric C and Fabric G.Referring to diagram (right), sew the block one row at a time, pressing seams away from Fabric G. Then sew the rows together, pressing seams open.Continue until you have a total of (7) 4-Corners Half Blocks. Each block should measure 4½" × 8½".

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F

H

F

F

H

H

Make (20) Red/Cream 4-Patch UnitsReferring to the diagram (left), sew one Fabric F strip to one Fabric H strip, pressing seam open. Repeat with remaining Fabric F and Fabric H strips.

Cut each F/H strip into 2½" sections. You will need a total of 40 F/H sections.

Referring to the diagram (right), sew two sections together to form a 4-Patch unit. Press seams open.

Continue until you have a total of (20) Red/Cream 4-Patch Units. Each unit should be 4½" × 4½".

Make (2) Lower Corner Units

Make (2) Upper Corner Units

BI

JC

GC

AG

Use 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric B, Fabric C, Fabric I, and Fabric J.Referring to diagram (right), sew the block one row at a time, then sew the rows together, pressing all seams open.Repeat to make a total of (2) Lower Corner Units. Each unit should measure 4½" × 4½".

Use 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric A, Fabric C, and Fabric G.Referring to diagram (right), sew the block one row at a time, then sew the rows together, pressing all seams open.Repeat to make a total of (2) Upper Corner Units. Each unit should measure 4½" × 4½".

Make (7) Patch-Border Half Blocks

I ICB

BC J

Use 2½" × 2½" squares from Fabric B, Fabric C, and Fabric I, and 2½" × 4½" rectangles from Fabric J.Referring to diagram (right), sew the block one row at a time, then sew the rows together, pressing all seams open.Continue until you have a total of (7) Patch-Border Half Blocks. Each block should measure 4½" × 8½".

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Finish the QuiltLayer quilt top, batting, and backing. Quilt as desired.

Sew all binding strips into one continuous piece. Fold the binding strip in half lengthwise with wrong sides together and press. Line up raw edges of the binding strip with the raw edge of the quilt. Sew the binding to the front side of the quilt, starting at any side. Turn the binding over and hand stitch to the back of the quilt.

Enjoy your finished quilt!

Add the BordersFor the following steps, all seams are pressed toward the inner border.

Referring to image (below), add borders as shown. Piece all the inner border strips into one continuous piece. Sew the side inner borders FIRST, then trim to be even with the quilt. Repeat for the top and bottom inner borders.

If working with continuous outer borders, sew left and right outer borders FIRST, followed by the top and bottom outer borders.

If working with pieced borders, piece all outer border strips into one continuous piece. Sew left and right borders FIRST, followed by the top and bottom borders.

Assemble the QuiltReferring to image (right), sew blocks together, row by row, pressing seams open. Join rows, two at a time (Row 1 to Row 2, Row 3 to Row 4, and so on). Finally, join Rows 1/2/3/4 to Rows 4/6/7/8 and to Rows 9/10/11, pressing all seams open.

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Welcome Homeflannel

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Finishes to 60½" × 72½"

Required Materials

Fabric A F8360-G (large floral on green)Fabric B F610-GG (green gingham)Fabric C F609-RR (red with cream dot)Fabric D F8363-E (pink ditsy on cream)Fabric E F8360-P (large floral on pink)Fabric F F610-RR (red/pink gingham)Fabric G F8362-P (mid floral dot on pink)Fabric H F8368-E (cream baby’s breath)Fabric I F8365-P (pink damask)Fabric J F513-PP2 (pink mottled)Inner Border & Binding F609-GG (green with cream dot)Outer Border F8360-R (large floral on red) pieced outer borders continuous outer bordersBacking (your choice)

¼ yard¼ yard½ yard⅞ yard⅞ yard¼ yard½ yard¼ yard¼ yard¼ yard⅞ yard

1¼ yard1⅞ yard3⅞ yards

*Choose pieced OR continuous outer borders

All fabrics featured are from Welcome Home Flannelby Jennifer Bosworth for Maywood Studio.