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NOT FOR RESALE. This design incorporates artwork from the following artists: UncleGravy.

1 1" 2" 3" 4" Bluebonnet Bouquet Designed by UncleGravy 24 1/2" x 24 1/2" Copyright 2014 The Phillips Design House. All Rights Reserved. Pattern generated using Quilt Fusion. For personal use only. NOT FOR RESALE. This design incorporates artwork from the following artists: UncleGravy. Each artist retains the copyright of their respective works in this collaboration. Visit their website by clicking the links. v1.59

2 Fabric List M Pineapple - 16" x 16" piece or a fat-quarter for background block Jade - 11" x 20" piece or a fatquarter for A1, E2, E13, E14, E15, E Betta-Fish - 7" x 16" piece or a fat-eighth for B1, B Green-Tea - 5" x 6" piece or a fateighth for B Lilac - 11" x 18" piece or a fateighth for C1, D1, G2, H2, I Tide-Pool - 9" x 21" piece or a fat-quarter for C2, C3, C4, D2, D3, D4, G1, H1, I Azure - 5" x 18" piece or a fateighth for E1, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7, E9, E11, E Blue-Jay - 4" x 16" piece or a fateighth for E8, E10, E22, E24, E26, E28, E30, E Lapis - 2" x 16" piece or a fateighth for E17, E18, E19, E20, E21, F3, F Cream - 1" x 9" piece or a fateighth for E23, E25, E27, E29, E31, E Amethyst - 2" x 3" piece or a fateighth for F Peacock - 3" x 7" piece or a fateighth for F2, F Seaside - 3" x 3" piece or a fateighth for F Yellow - 11" x 21" piece or a fatquarter for F6, F8, F10, border strips Continued on next page...

839-433-Bonsai - 3" x 3" piece or a fateighth for F9 1895-588-March - 10" x 19" piece or a fatquarter for border strips L2623-437-Pansy -

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3 Bonsai - 3" x 3" piece or a fateighth for F March - 10" x 19" piece or a fatquarter for border strips L Pansy - 13" x 21" piece or a fatquarter for border strips 27.5" x 27.5" Batting 27.5" x 27.5" Backing Fabric 1/3 yard Binding Fabric SoftFuse Premium (Light Fusible Web) Click this button will create a shopping cart on BatiksPlus.com customized for this pattern. It will include all of the above fabrics using the minimum yardage needed. NOTE: It does NOT add backing fabric, binding fabric, batting or fusible. Click the above button will download a ZIP file containing cutting files in SVG format for each piece in your pattern. SVG files are compatible with the Silhouette CAMEO. Click here for more info. Batiks Plus Batiks plus has the world's largest and most complete selection of Hoffman Bali Batik fabrics. All styles and colors are available. Click here to find the fabrics for your pattern. Tools Needed Applique Pressing Sheet Scissors - make sure they are sharp and comfortable. Iron Sewing Machine All-Purpose Sewing Foot Free Motion Darning Foot Thread Pencil Tape

4 Optional Tools Rotary Cutter Cutting Mat Cutting Ruler/Grid Instructions IMPORTANT: Check that your pattern printed at the correct scale. Check the "ruler" on the cover page of your pattern, and measure it against an actual ruler. Reprint if necessary. Fabric Cutting Instructions Start by cutting your background and border fabrics. 1. From M Pineapple cut the background block to 14.5" x 14.5". 2. From Yellow: Cut " x 1.25" strips. Cut " x 16" strips. 3. From March: Cut 2-16" x 1" strips. Cut 2-1" x 17" strips. 4. From L Pansy: Cut 2-17" x 1.75" strips. Cut " x 19.5" strips. Using Fusible Web Quilt Fusion patterns include instructions for the fusible applique method. Other more advance methods are possible, but not covered in this pattern. The tracing guides included in this pattern are reversed shapes, intended for tracing on the paper side of the fusible. 1. Lay the fusible web, glue side down, over the tracing guide. Trace and label each piece. 2. The tracing guide is grouped by fabric. You can trace all the same fabric pieces onto the same piece of fusible. 3. Loosely cut out the grouped pieces 4. Place the tracing, glue side down, on the wrong side of the fabric. 5. Firmly fuse it down using a hot iron. 6. Cut out each piece following your traced line. 7. After cutting, group pieces by their prefix letter. All "A" pieces together, "B" pieces etc. Fusing Assemblies Assembling the main objects in your scene. Once layered, lightly fuse each assembly so they are easy to move as one complete object. 1. The fusing guide may be split on more than one page depending on the size of your background block. Tape the pages together, carefully matching up edge lines, to create one full sized fusing guide. 2. Place parchment paper or an Applique Pressing Sheet over fusing guide. 3. In the order specified below, remove paper backing from applique pieces and lay them glue side down. Gently fuse with an iron as you layer each piece. Depending on how the assemblies are layered in your design, some pieces may be hidden from view in the fusing guide. The labels should still be faintly visible, so you can see where they should go. If a piece is completely hidden from view it can be discarded. If you build up too many layers of fabric, it will be difficult to quilt, so you should try an minimize the number of fused fabric layers. 4. Gather all the "Leaves B" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order:

5 B1; B2; B3; 5. Lightly fuse the "Leaves B" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 6. Gather all the "Design C" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: C1; C2; C3; C4; 7. Lightly fuse the "Design C" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 8. Gather all the "Design D" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: D1; D2; D3; D4; 9. Lightly fuse the "Design D" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 10. Gather all the "Bluebonnet E" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: E1; E2; E3; E4; E5; E6; E7; E8; E9; E10; E11; E12; E13; E14; E15; E16; E17; E18; E19; E20; E21; E22; E23; E24; E25; E26; E27; E28; E29; E30; E31; E32; E33; 11. Lightly fuse the "Bluebonnet E" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 12. Gather all the "Butterfly F" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: F1; F2; F3; F4; F5; F6; F7; F8; F9; F10; 13. Lightly fuse the "Butterfly F" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 14. Gather all the "Swirl G" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: G1; G2; 15. Lightly fuse the "Swirl G" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 16. Gather all the "Swirl H" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: H1; H2; 17. Lightly fuse the "Swirl H" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. 18. Gather all the "Bloom I" pieces. Lay an applique pressing sheet over the fusing guide and layer the pieces in the following order: I1; I2; 19. Lightly fuse the "Bloom I" pieces together with a hot iron so they can be moved as one unit. Making the Quilt Top Using the assemblies above, lay each object in order on your background block. 1. Place the "Leaf A" piece. 2. Place the "Leaves B" assembly. 3. Place the "Design C" assembly. 4. Place the "Design D" assembly. 5. Place the "Bluebonnet E" assembly. 6. Place the "Butterfly F" assembly. 7. Using the reference photo on the first page of your pattern, fuse the entire scene down onto your background block. 8. Some pieces may overlap the edge of the quilt. Trim the entire quilt top even with the edge of the background block. WARNING: The fusing guide outer limits are set to the "seam line" and does not include the seam allowance. Be sure to trim everything the edge of the background block. Sewing the borders Using a 1/4" seam allowance, sew the border strips in the following order. 1. Sew a 14.5" x 1.25" strip of Yellow fabric to the top of the quilt. 2. Sew a 14.5" x 1.25" strip of Yellow fabric to the bottom of the quilt. 3. Sew a 1.25" x 16" strip of Yellow fabric to the left of the quilt. 4. Sew a 1.25" x 16" strip of Yellow fabric to the right of the quilt. 5. Sew a 16" x 1" strip of March fabric to the top of the quilt. 6. Sew a 16" x 1" strip of March fabric to the bottom of the quilt. 7. Sew a 1" x 17" strip of March fabric to the left of the quilt. 8. Sew a 1" x 17" strip of March fabric to the right of the quilt.

6 9. Sew a 17" x 1.75" strip of L Pansy fabric to the top of the quilt. 10. Sew a 17" x 1.75" strip of L Pansy fabric to the bottom of the quilt. 11. Sew a 1.75" x 19.5" strip of L Pansy fabric to the left of the quilt. 12. Sew a 1.75" x 19.5" strip of L Pansy fabric to the right of the quilt. Border Appliques Using the border applique assemblies, fuse to sewn quilt top. 1. Place the "Swirl G" assembly. 2. Place the "Swirl H" assembly. 3. Place the "Bloom I" assembly. Layering and Quilting 1. Layer the backing fabric wrong side up, the batting and then the quilt top, right side up. The backing fabric & batting should be slightly larger than your quilt. 2. Basting spray or pins will help keep the layers together. 3. Set up your sewing machine for free motion quilting, by using your darning foot and lowering the feed dogs. 4. Starting in the center and working outwards, slowly stitch close to the inside outer edge of each applique piece to secure it in place. 5. Once each applique piece is stitched down, you can create free motion quilting patterns in the negative space of the quilt and borders. 6. Trim the sandwiched layers to 24.5" x 24.5" may require more than one strip pieced together to get the required length. 3. Fold the entire sewn strip in half lengthwise, right sides out and then press. 4. Fold one end of your binding strip in at a 45 degree angle towards the raw edge. This will be the beginning end of your strip. 5. Line the raw edge of your binding strip up with the raw edge of the quilt sandwich. Start sewing 2" in from the 45 degree fold you made in the previous step. Sew using a 1/4" seam allowance from the raw edge. 6. Stop within 2" of the corner. 7. Remove the quilt from the sewing machine and fold binding at a 45 degree angle away from the quilt; press the fold and then fold back over so that the raw edges line up with the adjacent edge of the quilt and continue stiching along the new side of the quilt. This will give you a nice mitered edge at each of your corners. 8. When you get back to where you started, slide the tail end into the angled binding and finish stitching. 9. Now fold the binding over and around the raw edges so that the binding overlaps behind the quilt about 1/4". Hand stitch to the backing fabric so secure the binding. Finis! Binding There are many creative ways to bind your quilt edge. The instructions below are for a "french style binding". 1. Measure the sum of all edges of the quilt top - ie. width times two plus height times two. 2. You will need to cut 2.5" strips equal to the measurement above PLUS 5-6 inches for extra. It

7 Jade E14 E15 E13 TRACING GUIDE

8 Lilac C1 I1 H2 TRACING GUIDE

9 Tide-Pool C2 I2 C4 D4 D2 D3 C Cream E23 E25 E31 E27 E29 E33 TRACING GUIDE

10 Lilac Seaside F Bonsai F9 D Amethyst F Yellow F10 F8 F6 G2 TRACING GUIDE

11 Betta-Fish B3 TRACING GUIDE

12 Tide-Pool H1 G Blue-Jay E30 E26 E28 E24 E8 E10 E22 TRACING GUIDE E32

13 Jade E2 A Azure E12 E3 E6 E1 E9 E4 TRACING GUIDE E7 E5 E11

14 Betta-Fish B Lapis E18 F7 F3 E19 E20 E17 E21 TRACING GUIDE

15 Jade Green-Tea B Peacock E16 F5 F2 TRACING GUIDE E16 Registration [A]

16 E16 Registration [A] TRACING GUIDE

17 FUSING GUIDE - PAGE 1 E5 E3 E23 E E1 E24 E25 E17 E18 A1

18 B3 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E12 E15 E16 E17 E18 E19 E20 E21 E22 E23 E24 E25 E26 E27 E28 E29 E30 E31 E32 E33 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 B3 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E12 E15 E16 E17 E18 E19 E20 E21 E22 E23 E24 E25 E26 E27 E28 E29 E30 E31 E32 E33 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 FUSING GUIDE - PAGE 2

19 FUSING GUIDE - PAGE 3

20 C1 FUSING GUIDE - PAGE 4 C4 E1 E13 C2 C3 G1 G2

21 FUSING GUIDE - PAGE 5 E14 C4 D4 D2 B2 D3 C1 I1 D1 I2 H1 H2

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My Last Summer Quilt - sniff! Designed by Uncle Gravy 20" x 32"

1" 2" 3" 4" My Last Summer Quilt - sniff! Designed by Uncle Gravy 20" x 32" Copyright 2014 The Phillips Design House. All Rights Reserved. Pattern generated using Quilt Fusion. For personal use only. NOT