Up in the Clouds Quilt
We fell in love with the new Sparkle Blender Collection and knew it needed to be made into a quilt! This quilt is made for a crib size, but can easily be increased. A great fast & easy quilt for beginners or a quick gift for a new baby!
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Lost in the Garden
Get lost with us the in our garden party quilt! Details below!
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Materials
All fabrics are from our Sparkle Blender Collection.
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Fabric A
Fog – 1.1m
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Fabric B
Turquoise – 0.8m
*Includes binding
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Fabric C
Charcoal – 0.3m
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Fabric D
Teal – 0.3m
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Fabric E
Grey – 0.3m
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Fabric F
Sapphire – 0.3m
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Fabric G
Steel – 1.5m
Backing Fabric
Cutting Instructions
Please note all strips are cut across the width of fabric (WOF) selvedge to selvedge unless otherwise noted.
From Fabric A cut:
(5) 8″xWOF strips. Sub-cut (27) 8″x7″ rectangles.
From Fabric B, E & F cut:
(1) 8″xWOF strips Sub-cut (5) 8″x7″ rectangles.
From Fabric C & D cut:
(1) 8″xWOF strips. Sub-cut (6) 8″x7″
Sewing Instructions
Download our free instructions for detailed sewing instructions.
Block Assembly
A/B Block
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Place (1) A right sides together with (1) B
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Rotate B clockwise until the top left-hand corner meets the top right-hand corner of A
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Draw a diagonal line corner to corner and stitch 1/4″ on either side
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Cut down the middle and press open. Trim rectangle to 7 1/2″ x 6 1/2″. Repeat until have (3) A/B.
B/A Block
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Place (1) A right sides together with (1) B
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Rotate B counter clockwise until the top right-hand corner meets the top left-hand corner of A
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Draw a diagonal line corner to corner and stitch 1/4″ on either side
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Cut down the middle and press open. Trim rectangle to 7 1/2″ x 6 1/2″. Repeat until have (5) B/A.
Repeat the previous steps until you have:
(4) A/C (7) C/A
(6) A/D (5) D/A
(6) A/E (3) E/A
(5) A/F (4) F/A
Follow the above file for row assembly. Choose your quilting stitch to complete your quilt. Back and bind as desired!
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Lost in the Garden
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Materials
- Fabric A: 0.9m Sparkle Blender – Blossom
- Fabric B: 0.9m Floral Roses – Blue
- Fabric C: 1.1m Sparkle Blender – Banana
- Fabric D: 1.1m Floral Roses – Yellow
- Backing: 3.5m Tossed Berries – Blue
- Binding: 0.5m Floral Gingham – Green
- Batting: 65″ x 75″
Cutting Instructions
From Fabric A cut:
(4) 8″ x WOF strips. Sub cut:
(24) 8″ x 7″ rectangles
From Fabric B cut:
(5) 8″ x WOF strips. Sub cut:
(26) 8″ x 7″ rectangles
Quilt Assembly
Download our full instructions below!
Using the same steps as above build the following blocks:
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