If you want to quilt along, we have 11 more to go. Sew two sets of corner-border-corner making sure that the corner blocks ‘point’ the correct direction.Īnd voila! You have your very first snowflake! Now, sew two of the strips together as shown above to form the grey triangle shape. Sew corner to corner for each square Making sure to start at the far top corner and sew down towards the middle on each side.Ĭlip between the seams and press your seams to the dark side Place the grey squares on the white 2.5″ strips on each end. Then, sew together the rectangle and the joined squares. Press the seams to the dark side and Assemble the corner block. Then, sew 1/2″ toward the outside to create an extra Half Square Triangle Now, place the white squares on top of the green rectangles like so: So first, sew the green squares to the white squares. He is sure to add a happy touch to your winter decorating The snowman could also be made into a yard flag. I also stitch 1/2″ towards the edge from the first line and tuck the extra HST away for a future project. Enjoy making 23 project designs to brighten the season including these: Let It Snow Quilt Snowflake table Runner Snowy Day Quilt Christmas Tree Table Runner. Appliqué a cute snowman scene as a wall hanging, pillow, table runner, Christmas tree skirt or a throw. Draw a line from corner to corner on your solid.
Let it snow quilt pattern Patch#
Sew into rows of three and then assemble those rows into a 9 patch block.įor the corner pieces, you will need your greens and the white 2.5″ squares. Which is crazy.įor this block, You will need 3 Fat Eighths and 1/8 yard of white solid You would probably have it withing 48 hours. Finished quilt measures 63 3/4' by 76 1/2'. If you’d like to use the same Oakshott colors, Michael’s shipping is PHENOMENAL. Let It Snow quilt sewing pattern from The Pattern Basket 10.00 8.99 Qty: More Details Let It Snow quilt sewing pattern from The Pattern Basket. You are going to need to start by cutting. Today we are going to make this ‘Montana Snowflake’.Ĥ Yards of White Solid (I’m using Moda Bella Solids) I have a couple alternate layouts if you are looking for a bedsize quilt. I know this is a busy season, so each block is going to be fairly large at 16.5″ finished. At the end, I’ll sash them, add borders and have a quilt that is 82″ x 64″. If you’d like to quilt along with me, I’d love to have company! Each Monday and Friday for the next six weeks or so, I’ll post a new tutorial for a ‘snowflake’ block.
The result is stunning.Īfter much soul (and pattern) searching, I’ve decided to make these into a fabulous winter quilt for curling up on the couch this winter. The Ruby are the rainbow hues crossed with red. Cut a strip of the leftover backing fabric 9 wide x the width of the finished quilt. The Lipari are the colors of the rainbow crossed with black which give them a deep, rich feeling. These ‘shot’ cottons are made by weaving two different colors together. I’ve been savoring them, pondering them, and trying to find something ‘just right’ to use them for. A few weeks ago, I added some gorgeous Oakshott Cottons to my stash.
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