Centerpiece/Hot Pad Finished Size: 19" x 19" Table Runner Finished Size: 10" x 59-1/4" 4 Placemats Finished Size: 14" x 21"

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Table Top Accessories Fabric designed by Hoodie's Collection for Blank Quilting Table Top Accessories designed by Cate Tallman-Evans for Blank Quilting Centerpiece/Hot Pad Finished Size: 19" x

1 Table Top Accessories Fabric designed by Hoodie's Collection for Blank Quilting Table Top Accessories designed by Cate Tallman-Evans for Blank Quilting Centerpiece/Hot Pad Finished Size: 19" x 19" 4 Placemats Finished Size: 14" x 21" Table Runner Finished Size: 10" x 59-1/4" 2 Bridge Street, Suite 220, Irvington, NY Toll Free: Fax

2 Veggie Patch Placemats Finished Size: 14" x 21" Fabric designed Hoodie's Collection for Blank Quilting Placemats designed Cate Tallman-Evans for Blank Quilting Fabric Requirements: Fabric E: 3/4 yd Green (peas) (includes backing) Fabric F: 1/2 yd Forest Fabric G: 3/8 yd Lettuce Fabric K: 5/8 yd Cocoa (1) 23" x 23" pieces of batting 1 yard of 20" wide, lightweight, double-sided, fusible webbing Template plastic 100% cotton thread to blend with fabrics Thread to blend with appliqués Usual sewing supplies Cutting Instructions: All strips are cut across the width of the fabric from selvage edge to selvage edge. Please note that many fabrics are directional prints. The cutting instructions are written to yield patches where the print is oriented correctly. After cutting the pieces listed below, reserve all uncut yardage for appliqués. From EACH of Fabrics A, B, C, and D: (1) 18" x 25" piece for backing (2) 4-1/2" x 21 1/2" strips. From Fabric F: (8) 2 1/4" strips for the bindings. From Fabric G: (2) 6-1/2" x 21-1/2" strips. From EACH of Fabrics H and N: (1) 6-1/2" x 21-1/2" strip. Make the Appliqués: 1. Print out the paper patterns provided making sure the "do not scale" option is selected during printing. 2. Using the printed patterns and template plastic, make templates for each motif. 3. Trace the indicated number of each template onto the paper side of the fusible webbing, leaving at least 1/2" margin between traced shapes. 4. Cut out each shape 1/4" beyond the traced line and fuse to the wrong side of the appropriate fabric, keeping each shape oriented correctly on the directional print fabrics. 5. Cut out each motif on the traced line. 6. Using the placemats pictured as a guide, fuse the appliqués to the appropriate background fabric, layering the appliqués where shown and making sure the motifs are centered on the background pieces. 7. Using matching thread and the decorative machine stitch of your choice, overcast all raw edges of each appliqué shape. Sewing Instructions: All seams are sewn with right sides together, raw edges even, and 1/4" seam allowance. 1. Stitch a 4 1/2" x 21 1/2" Fabric B piece to the top and bottom of the appliqué pepper block. In the same manner, complete the tomato, onion, and eggplant placemat fronts. 2. Layer each completed placemat front with batting and matching backing and quilt as desired. 3. Trim each finished placemat and bind using the 2-1/4" Fabric F strips. (Templates on pages 6-11) page 2

3 Veggie Patch Centerpiece/Hot Pad Finished Size: 19" x 19" Fabric designed Hoodie's Collection for Blank Quilting Centerpiece/Hot Pad designed Cate Tallman-Evans for Blank Quilting Fabric Requirements: Fabric E: 3/4 yd Green (peas) (includes backing) Fabric F: 1/2 yd Forest Fabric G: 3/8 yd Lettuce Fabric K: 5/8 yd Cocoa (1) 23" x 23" pieces of batting 1 yard of 20" wide, lightweight, double-sided, fusible webbing Template plastic 100% cotton thread to blend with fabrics Thread to blend with appliqués Usual sewing supplies Cutting Instructions: All strips are cut across the width of the fabric from selvage edge to selvage edge. Please note that many fabrics are directional prints. The cutting instructions are written to yield patches where the print is oriented correctly. After cutting the pieces listed below, reserve all uncut yardage for appliqués. From Fabric E: (1) 22" x 22" square for backing. (2) 2-1/2" x 19-1/2" strips. (2) 2-1/2" x 15-1/2" strips. From Fabric F: (2) 2-1/4" strips for the binding. From Fabric K: (1) 15-1/2" x 15-1/2" square. Make the Appliqués: 1. Print out the paper patterns provided making sure the "do not scale" option is selected during printing. 2. Using the printed patterns and template plastic, make templates for each motif. 3. Trace the indicated number of each template onto the paper side of the fusible webbing, leaving at least 1/2" margin between traced shapes. 4. Cut out each shape 1/4" beyond the traced line and fuse to the wrong side of the appropriate fabric, keeping each shape oriented correctly on the directional print fabrics. 5. Cut out each motif on the traced line. 6. Using the centerpiece pictured as a guide, fuse the appliqués to the background fabric, layering the appliqués where shown and making sure the motifs are centered on the background piece. 7. Using matching thread and the decorative machine stitch of your choice, overcast all raw edges of each appliqué shape. Sewing Instructions: All seams are sewn with right sides together, raw edges even, and 1/4" seam allowance. 1. Stitch 2-1/2" x 15-1/2" Fabric E pieces to the left and right sides of the appliqué block. Stitch 2-1/2" x 19-1/2" Fabric E pieces to the top and bottom. 2. Layer the completed front with batting and backing and quilt as desired. 3. Trim the finished centerpiece/hot pad and bind using the 2-1/4" Fabric F strips. (Templates on pages 6-11) page 3

4 Veggie Patch Table Runner Fabric designed Hoodie's Collection for Blank Quilting Table Runner designed Cate Tallman-Evans for Blank Quilting Finished Size: 10" x 59-1/4" Fabric Requirements: Fabric A: 1/2 yd Red (tomatoes) Fabric B: 1/2 yd Green (peppers) Fabric C: 1/2 yd Brown (onions) Fabric D: 1/2 yd Purple (eggplant) Fabric E: 1/2 yd Green (peas) (includes backing) Fabric F: 5/8 yd Forest (includes binding) Fabric G: 1/4 yd Lettuce Fabric H: 1/4 yd Onyx Fabric I: 5296 Red Fabric J: 1/4 yd Cocoa Fabric K: 1/4 yd Butter Fabric L: 1/4 yd Eggplant Fabric M: 1/4 yd Brown 16" x 65-1/2" piece of batting 1 yard of 20" wide, lightweight, double-sided, fusible webbing Template plastic 100% cotton thread to blend with fabrics Thread to blend with appliqués Usual sewing supplies Cutting Instructions: All strips are cut across the width of the fabric from selvage edge to selvage edge. Please note that many fabrics are directional prints. The cutting instructions are written to yield patches where the print is oriented correctly. After cutting the pieces listed below, reserve all uncut yardage for appliqués. From EACH of Fabrics A, B, and C: (1) 16" wide x 13-1/2" high piece for backing. (4) 3" wide x 5-1/2" high pieces. From Fabric D: (1) 16" wide x 13-1/2" high piece for backing. (4) 1-1/2" wide x 5" high pieces. From Fabric E: (1) 16" wide x 13-1/2" high piece for backing. (4) 1-1/2" wide x 6-1/2" high pieces. From Fabric F: (4) 2-1/4" strips for the binding. (3) 1-1/4" strips. Recut into (11) 1-1/4" x 10-1/2" pieces. From Fabric G: (1) 5-1/2" strip. Recut into (2) 5-1/2" x 5-1/2" squares and (2) 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" pieces. From EACH of Fabrics H and N: (1) 5-1/2" strip. Recut into (2) 5-1/2" x 5-1/2" squares. From Fabric K: (1) 6-1/2" strip. Recut into (2) 6-1/2" x 8-1/2" pieces. (4) 2-1/2" strips for the outer border. Make the Appliqués: 1. Print out the paper patterns provided making sure the "do not scale" option is selected during printing. 2. Using the printed patterns and template plastic, make templates for each motif. 3. Trace the indicated number of each template onto the paper side of the fusible webbing, leaving at least 1/2" margin between traced shapes. 4. Cut out each shape 1/4" beyond the traced line and fuse to the wrong side of the appropriate fabric, keeping each shape oriented correctly on the directional print fabrics. 5. Cut out each motif on the traced line. 6. Using the table runner pictured as a guide, fuse the appliqués to the appropriate background fabric, layering the appliqués where shown and making sure the motifs are centered on the background pieces. 7. Using matching thread and the decorative machine stitch of your choice, overcast all raw edges of each appliqué shape. (Templates on pages 6-11) (Table Runner sewing instructions on following page) page 4

5 Table Runner Sewing Instructions: All seams are sewn with right sides together, raw edges even, and 1/4" seam allowance. Make The Tomato, Onion and Pepper Sections: Stitch 3" x 5-1/2" Fabric A pieces to the left and right sides of a 5-1/2" tomato appliqué square. Repeat to make a total of (2) tomato sections. Repeat this procedure to make (2) onion and (2) pepper sections. Make The Eggplant Sections: Stitch a 1-1/2" x 5" Fabric D piece to the left and right sides of a 5" x 8-1/2" eggplant appliqué block. Repeat to make a total of (2) eggplant sections. Make The Pea Sections: Stitch a 1-1/2" x 6-1/2" Fabric E piece to the left and right sides of a pea appliqué block. Repeat to make a total of (2) pea sections. Table Runner Assembly and Finishing: 1. Referring to the table runner pictured, stitch together the (10) appliqué sections and the (11) 1-1/4" x 10-1/2" Fabric F pieces, alternating the two types of units and noting orientation of the appliqué motifs. 2. To piece the backing, stitch the (5) 16" wide x 13-1/2" high Fabric A-E pieces together end to end to make a piece 16" wide x 65-1/2" long. 3. Layer the completed table runner top with batting and backing and quilt as desired. 4. Trim the finished quilt and bind using the 2 _" Fabric F strips. (Quilt assembly and finishing instructions continued on next page) page 5

6 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 6

7 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 7

8 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 8

9 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 9

10 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 10

11 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. page 11

12 Downloads from the internet are not always consistent. Please compare this ruler with an actual ruler to verify size accuracy of templates before cutting. In addition, check your printer dialog box and turn off page scaling for accurate printouts. While all possible care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this pattern, we are not responsible for printing errors or the way in which individual work varies Blank Quilting All rights reserved 2 Bridge Street, Suite 220, Irvington, NY Toll Free: Fax BLK

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