Quiltsmart Snowball
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Here's how it is made: |
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Cut fabrics and interfacing. Stitch 4-patch pieces. |
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Stitch interfacing to the fabric |
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Trim seam allowances. Turn right side out. |
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Fuse appliqués to background square. |
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Zigzag stitch appliqués to background.
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Trim away excess interfacing and 4-patch fabric.
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Assemble blocks in rows and columns, Quilt and bind.
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Color variation: Beachball. Details in book.
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Bed sizes are presented with the option of one narrow border or a wider triple border. Twin sizes shown.
Narrow single border
Wider triple border
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Complete instructions including yardages for nine sizes plus the Beachball variation. |
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Each 16" x 26" panels 8 blocks (32 quarter circles) Panels required by quilt size:
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This
elegantly beautiful quilt is made without ever sewing two curved pieces
of fabric together. Child's play? You betcha! In 1999,
a fourth grade class made all the blocks for a twin quilt in a handful
of hours. This book by Arlene Koble provides complete step-by-step
instructions and yardages for a wide range of sizes and variations..
