Itty Bitty Baskets. As seen in Modern Quilts Unlimited Fall 2016 Issue # Designed by Missy Shepler for AccuQuilt

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1 Use with: GO! Big GO! GO! Baby Itty Bitty Baskets Designed by Missy Shepler for AccuQuilt As seen in Modern Quilts Unlimited Fall 2016 Issue # AccuQuilt Code PQ11052

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3 Itty Bitty Baskets Solid fabrics in an analogous color scheme give a pretty punch of color to this small Amish-inspired quilt. Designer: Missy Shepler for AccuQuilt Skill Level: Confident Beginner Finished Sizes: Quilt 29" 29" Block 7 1/2" 7 1/2" Materials Yardage is based on 42"-wide fabric. 11/8 yards of medium gray solid for background 5/8 yard of purple solid for blocks and binding 1/8 yard each of dark blue violet, red violet and dark magenta solid for blocks 1 yard of fabric for backing 35" 35" square of batting AccuQuilt GO! Big die cutter, GO! QUBE Mix & Match 6" block (55775) and GO! Strip Cutter-21/2" (2" Finished) (55017 or 55014) (optional) Fabrics from the Soho Solids collection by Timeless Treasures (ttfabrics.com) and the Kona Cotton collection by Robert Kaufman Fabrics (robertkaufman.com) were used in the featured quilt. Cutting Instructions Fabric Gray Solid Purple Solid Dark Blue Violet, Red Violet, and Dark Magenta (from each) Rotary Cutting (9) 37/8" 37/8" squares; cut in half diagonally to make 18 (46) 31/2" 31/2" (large) squares (9) 23/8" 23/8" squares; cut in half diagonally to make 18 Die Cutting (finished size dies given) (18) 3" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 3 from 55775) (46) 3" finished squares (Shape 1 from 55775) (18) 11/2" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 5 from 55775) (12) 2" 31/2" rectangles (12) 2" x 31/2" rectangles (Shape 8) (18) 2" 2" (small) squares (18) 11/2" finished squares (Shape 2) (4) 21/2" width of fabric (WOF) strips (55017 or 55014) (6) 37/8" 37/8" squares; cut in half diagonally to make 12 (6) 23/8" 23/8" squares; cut in half diagonally to make 12 (12) 3" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 1 from 55775) (12) 11/2" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 5 from 55775) (12) 2" 31/2" rectangles (12) 11/2" 3" rectangles (Shape 8) (6) 2" 2" (small) squares (6) 11/2" finished squares (Shape 2) (1) 37/8" 37/8" square; cut in half diagonally to make 2 (1) 23/8" 23/8" square; cut in half diagonally to make 2 (2) 3" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 3 from 55775) (2) 11/2" finished Half-square triangles (Shape 5 from 55775) (2) 2" 31/2" rectangles (2) 11/2" 3" rectangles (Shape 8) (1) 2" 2" (small) square (1) 11/2" finished square (Shape 2) 75

Make the Basket Blocks Use a 1/4" seam allowances and sew with right sides together. Press the seams open. 1. Sew a gray large half-square triangle to a purple large half-square triangle along the long, diagonal edges; press.

4 Make the Basket Blocks Use a 1/4" seam allowances and sew with right sides together. Press the seams open. 1. Sew a gray large half-square triangle to a purple large half-square triangle along the long, diagonal edges; press. Repeat to sew a gray large halfsquare triangle to each of the remaining purple, dark blue violet, red violet, and dark magenta to make a total of 18 large half-square-triangle units. (Figure 1) 2. Repeat Step 1 using to make a total of 18 small half-square-triangle units. (Figure 2) 3. Arrange two gray large squares, two gray small squares, one purple small square, two purple large half-square-triangle units, two purple small halfsquare-triangle units, and two purple rectangles in three horizontal rows as shown. Sew the pieces in each row together; press. Join the rows; press. Repeat to make a total of nine Basket blocks. (Figure 3) 1 2 Large Half-Square-Triangle Unit Make 18 total. Small Half-Square-Triangle Unit Make 18 total. Piece the Border Strips 4. To make the side border strips, refer to the quilt assembly diagram at right to lay out six gray large squares and three gray rectangles in one row. Sew the squares and rectangles together along adjacent edges; press. Repeat to make a total of two side border strips. 5. To make the top border strip, lay out eight gray large squares and three gray rectangles in one row. Sew the squares and rectangles together along adjacent edges; press. Repeat to make the bottom border strip. Assemble the Quilt Top 6. Refer to the quilt assembly diagram at right to lay out the blocks in three horizontal rows of three blocks each, placing two purple blocks in each row. Sew the blocks in each row together; press. Join the rows to complete the quilt center; press. 7. Referring to the quilt assembly diagram and matching seamlines, join the side borders to the sides of the quilt center; press. Join the top and bottom borders to the top and bottom edges of the quilt center; press. 3 Make 9 total. Finish the Quilt 8. Layer the backing, batting, and quilt top. Baste the layers together. 9. Quilt as desired. 10. Bind the quilt edges using the purple 21/2" wide strips. Missy Shepler Missy Shepler is a designer, author and illustrator, with a home-based studio in central Illinois. Missy has co-authored two books, contributed quilt designs and sewing patterns to many publications, and happily created more how-to illustrations than she can count. Quilt Assembly MissyStitches.com missyshepler 76 modern quilts unlimited issue #17

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