Stitch a StarStruck Quilt!（缝一个追星族被子!）.pdfVIP

Quiltville Custom Quilting Stitch a Star-Struck Quilt! This quilt is Sew Fun and Sew Easy to whip up in co-ordinated fabrics, or in scraps! This plaid version was made using a variety of homespuns and fabric obtained from thrift-shop shirt purchases! 80 blocks set 8X10 give this quilt a center measuring 64X 80 before borders! Since this is a scrap quilt, no exact yardage is given. But I will tell you how *I* constructed this quilt, and you can adjust it to your own needs. This quilt has 99 8 blocks set 9X11! Quilt is 72X98 before borders. For a quick baby quilt, try setting 25 blocks 5X5 for a quilt that measures 40 square before borders. For a LAP size (shown)...try doing 30 blocks set 5X6! From various light and dark scraps cut strips 2 1/2 wide. The minimum size is 2 1/2 X 4 1/2. Also..cut a bunch of 2 1/2 squares from your light fabrics (396 for the big quilt, or 120 for the lap size) and the same amount of 2 1/2 squares from your accent color. In the green quilt they are reds, in the brown lap quilt they are antique pinks, but the totally scrappy quilt uses everything in dark values. The brights version uses an all black tone on tone print for the background in place of the scrappy lights above. If using one background fabric, plan on about 23 2 1/2 strips cut across the width of the fabric, selvage to selvage. Depending on the length of your colored strips, (and the amount of waste you may have from the ends of odd lengths of scrap strips) you will need approximately 13 to 15 strips to cut the main block star quarters . The other 8 strips are to cut the 120 2 1/2 squares you need for the block corners. This is an average due to the differences in fabric width, the amount you might get per strip might vary. Set the squares aside for later, and start with your strips!