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by Natalie Crabtree

25” x 30”

FreeformQuilt Pattern

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P R OJ E C T D I M E N S I O N S FA B R I C & B I N D I N G B AC K I N G

Wall Hanging 25” x 30” 5 Fabrics (includes Binding) 1 Yard

Recommended Tools & Notions • Rotary cutter

• Quilting rulers

• Cutting mat

• 50wt cotton thread

• Long ruler with 45° and 60° angles

• Heat erasable marker or pen

• Sewing pins

• Batting, 31” x 36”

General GuidelinesPlease read the entire pattern once through before starting. Use a ¼" seam allowance unless otherwise directed.

Abbreviations • WOF = Width of Fabric

I N C LU D E D I N K I T

Materials

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Fabric ReferenceFabric In Kit

Featuring Boundless Fabrics

Solids Collection

Putty*Fabric A5/8 Yard

LinenFabric B1/2 Yard

SandstoneFabric C1/2 Yard

SilverFabric D1/2 Yard

Marshmallow*Fabric E1/2 Yard


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* Denotes fabric available by the yard at shop.mybluprint.com


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Cutting Instructions


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Cutting Instructions

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Pattern Instructions

Designer note: Some fabric pieces cut in the following cutting instructions are given a name that will be referenced throughout the pattern. For example, Fabric A pieces are named FabA1A, FabA2A and FabA1B. For organization, label each piece with the given name as you cut.

C U T T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S

From Fabric A:

• Cut (1) 6 5/8” strip WOF.o Subcut (1) 6 5/8” x 22” rectangle for

Block A. Cut the rectangle in halfdiagonally by cutting from the topleft corner to the bottom rightcorner with a long ruler. Label fabricpieces as FabA1A.

o Trim the remainder of the 6 5/8”strip to 5 ¾”. Subcut (1) 5 ¾” x 7 ½”rectangle for Block A. Cut therectangle in half diagonally bycutting from the top left corner tothe bottom right corner with a longruler. Label Fabric pieces as FabA2A.

• Cut (1) 12” strip WOF.o Subcut (1) 12” x 31” rectangle for

Block B.

From Fabric B: • Cut (1) 4 1/8” strip WOF. Subcut (1) 4

1/8” x 25 5/8” for Block A.

• Cut (1) 10 ¼” strip WOF. Subcut (1) 10¼” x 22 ¼” rectangle for Block B.

From Fabric C: • Cut (1) 13 ½” strip WOF.

o Subcut (1) 13 ½” x 26 ½” rectanglefor Block B.

o From the remainder of the strip cut(1) 5 5/8” x 12” rectangle for Block A.Cut the rectangle in half diagonallyby cutting from the bottom rightcorner to the top left corner with along ruler. Label Fabric pieces asFabC1A.

From Fabric D: • Cut (1) 6” strip WOF.

o Subcut (1) 6” x 24 ½” rectangle forBlock B. Cut the rectangle in halfdiagonally by cutting from thebottom left corner to the top rightcorner with a long ruler. Label fabricpieces FabD1B.

o From the remainder of the 6” stripcut (1) 4” x 15” rectangle for Block A.

• Cut (4) 2 ¼” strips WOF for binding.

From Fabric E: • Cut (1) 10 5/8” strip WOF.

o Subcut (1) 10 5/8” x 21 ¼” rectanglefor Block A. Cut the rectangle in halfdiagonally by cutting from the topleft corner to the bottom rightcorner with a long ruler. Label fabricpieces FabE1A.

• Cut (1) 5 5/8” strip WOF.o Subcut (1) 5 5/8” x 22 ¾” rectangle

for Block B. Cut the rectangle in halfdiagonally by cutting from thebottom left corner to the top rightcorner with a long ruler. Label fabricpieces FabE1B.


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Pattern InstructionsQuilt Assembly BLOCK A

1. With right sides together sew (1) Fabric B4 1/8” x 25 5/8” rectangle onto FabE1A sothat the longest edge of FabE1A is facingupward and the 90° angle is on thebottom left. Press seams toward FabE1A.

2. Align the 60° angle of a ruler on the seamline between Fabric B and FabE1A. Usethe ruler and rotary cutter to make avertical cut as shown in the diagramcreating a 60° angle.

3. Align the edge of a long ruler from the topleft corner of the unit where FabE1A andFabric B meet to the top right corner ofFabric B. Use a rotary cutter to trim thisunit as shown.

4. Use a ruler on the top left point of FabricB. Follow the point until the width of thepoint is ½”. Make a mark using a heaterasable marker. Use the same methodto find the ½” width on FabA1A and makea mark. Use a pin to pin together Fabric Band FabA1A at the ½” mark and continueto pin the fabrics together with right sidestogether.


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Pattern Instructions5. Sew FabA1A to the unit created in Steps

1-4 so that the longest edge of FabA1A issewn to the unit and the shortest side ofFabA1A is on the right. Press seamstoward FabA1A.

6. With right sides together sew FabA2A to(1) Fabric D 4” x 15” rectangle as shown inthe diagram.

7. Using the left edge of FabA2A as a guide,align a ruler with the edge of FabA2A andlay the ruler on Fabric D. Trim excessfabric from Fabric D as shown in thediagram.

8. Place the ruler on Fabric D as shown inthe diagram. Use a rotary cutter to trimexcess fabric by cutting from the bottomleft edge of Fabric D to the seam linebetween Fabric D and FabA2A.


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9. Lay the unit created in Steps 1-5 next tothe unit created in Steps 6-8 as shown.Use pins to align seams and points anddecrease chance of fabrics slipping whilesewing.

10. Sew the units together and press seamsopen to reduce bulk.

11. Sew FabC1A to the side of Fabric D tocomplete Block A. Press seams towardFabC1A.

BLOCK B

1. Begin trimming (1) Fabric A 12” x 31”rectangle by turning the fabric upsidedown so that the right side of fabric istouching the cutting mat. Align thebottom right edge of the fabric with the45° angle of a long ruler so that thestraight edge of the ruler runs to thebottom right corner of Fabric A.

2. Use a rotary cutter to trim the fabric tocreate a 45° angle as shown.


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Pattern Instructions3. Use a long ruler to cut Fabric A from the

bottom left corner and extend the cut tothe top of the cut made in Step 2 asshown in the diagram.

4. Step 4 uses fabric piece FabD1B. Use asmall ruler to measure down the point ofboth Fabric A and FabD1B and stop whenthe fabric is ½” wide. Using a heaterasable marker, make a mark on FabD1Band the Fabric A piece trimmed in Steps1-3 where the fabric is ½” wide at thepoint of the triangle.

5. Pin FabD1B and the Fabric A piecetogether where the marks made in Step 4meet. Pin the fabrics together to avoidslipping. Sew FabD1B to the trimmedFabric A piece as shown in the diagram.The longest edge of FabD1B should besewn to Fabric A. The straight edge ofFabD1B should create the top of this unitas shown.

6. Sew the longest edge of FabE1B to thelong right side of Fabric B 10 ¼” x 22 ¼” asshown in the diagram. Press seamstoward FabE1B.

7. With right sides of fabric up, align the 60°angle of a long ruler on the seam lineconnecting FabE1B and the Fabric Brectangle. Use a rotary cutter to cut a 60°angle extending from where FabE1B andFabric B meet to the end of the ruler.


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8. Use a long ruler to cut from the bottomright corner of Fabric B to the left cornerof Fabric B created in Step 7. Refer todiagrams for cutting instruction.

9. On the right side of (1) Fabric C 13 ½” x 26½” rectangle, use a long ruler to measure13 ¼” from the right side of the rectangle.Use a heat erasable marker to make a dotat the 13 ¼” mark. Use a long ruler and

rotary cutter to cut from the bottom left and right corners to the dot.

10. Sew the Fabric C triangle prepared in Step9 to the unit created in Steps 6-8 asshown in the diagram. Press seamstoward Fabric C.

11. Sew the Fabric A edge of the unit createdin Steps 1-5 and the longest edge of theunit created in Steps 6-10 together asshown in the diagram. Press seamstoward Fabric A.

12. Some edges of Block B may not bestraight due to variances in piecing. Trimall edges so that Block B is 20 ½” x 25 ½”and all corners create 90° angles.


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13. Use pins to match seams in Blocks A andB. Pin both blocks together with rightsides together. Sew the blocks togetherusing a scant ¼” seam.

14. Square quilt top to 25 ½” x 30 ½”. Alledges of the quilt top should be straight,and all corners of the quilt top shouldform a 90° angle.

15. Sandwich the quilt top with batting andbacking. Baste the quilt layers togetherusing your preferred method.

16. Quilt as desired.17. Create binding using (4) Fabric D 2 ¼” x

WOF strips. Sew the strips end to endusing a diagonal seam. Trim the seams to¼” and press the seams open to reducebulk. Press the long strip in halflengthwise and with .

18. Bind quilt using your preferred method.

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