Cindy Carter s Sentimental Scraps

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1 Cindy Carter s Sentimental Scraps Designer: Cindy Carter carterquilter@gmail.com Sentimental Scraps Twin Size - 78 x 94

2 Choose a quilt size: Baby 46 by 54 (6 blocks by 8 blocks) Lap 68 by 68 (12 blocks by 12 blocks) Twin 76 x 92 (14 blocks by 18 blocks) Full/Queen 92 by 92 (18 blocks by 18 blocks) King 108 by 108 (22 blocks by 22 blocks) You can actually make this quilt a lot of different sizes. All blocks are 4 finished (4.5 unfinished) The blocks in the width and length of the body of the quilt must each be an EVEN number of blocks. I added extra. Free Pattern 2

3 Sentimental Scraps Fabric Requirements Quilted in Honor Version Baby 44 by 52 (6 blocks by 8 blocks) Scrappy 2.5 squares (304) or ( yards) Assorted non-neutral Quilted in Honor SKUs Background fabric 1 yard - Choose from NO09-NA, NC28-02, KP02-1US, US02-3, US03-4 Inside solid border 3/8 yard - US07-6 Outside solid border yard (optional) Lap 70 by 70 (12 blocks by 12 blocks) Scrappy 2.5 squares (672) or (2 3 4 yards) Assorted non-neutral Quilted in Honor SKUs Background fabric 2 yards - Choose from NO09-NA, NC28-02, KP02-1US, US02-3, US03-4 Inside solid border 1 2 yard - US07-6 Outside solid border 1/3 yard (optional) Twin 78 x 94 (14 blocks by 18 blocks) Scrappy 2.5 squares (1064) or (4 1 4 yards) Assorted non-neutral Quilted in Honor SKUs Background fabric 3 yards - Choose from NO09-NA, NC28-02, KP02-1US, US02-3, US03-4 Inside solid border 1 2 yard - US07-6 Outside solid border 1/3 yard (optional) Full/Queen 94 by 94 (18 blocks by 18 blocks) Scrappy 2.5 squares (1312) or (5 yards) Assorted non-neutral Quilted in Honor SKUs Background fabric yards - Choose from NO09-NA, NC28-02, KP02-1US, US02-3, US03-4 Inside solid border 2/3 yard - US07-6 Outside solid border 1 2 yard (optional) King 110 by 110 (22 blocks by 22 blocks) Scrappy 2.5 squares (1856) or (7 yards) Assorted non-neutral Quilted in Honor SKUs Background fabric 5 yards - Choose from NO09-NA, NC28-02, KP02-1US, US02-3, US03-4 Inside solid border 3 4 yard - US07-6 Outside solid border 1 2 yard (optional) Free Pattern 3

4 Making your blocks: OR You can make the blocks totally scrappy. Free Pattern 4

5 Cutting Directions: First Cut: Baby Lap Twin Full/Queen King by Width of Fabric by Width of Fabric by Width of Fabric Free Pattern 5

6 Then Cut: Baby Lap Twin Full/Queen King squares background fabric scrappy squares Side 28.5 Side 48.5 Side 60.5 Side 72.5 Side inner border rectangles Piece your Optional: Side 46.5 Side 68.5 Side 78.5 Side 92.5 Side outer border rectangles Piece your Free Pattern 6

7 Piece Your Blocks: Scrappy Patch Blocks made from your scrappy 2.5 squares. Baby Lap Twin Full/Queen King Sew your squares into pairs. Press in either direction. Sew (2) pairs together to make your 4-Patch, nesting seams. Press in either direction Scrappy Indian Hatchet Blocks made from your scrappy 2.5 squares and your background 4.5 squares. Baby Lap Twin Full/Queen King Draw a diagonal line through the back of each scrappy 2.5 square. Sew squares on the diagonal line in two opposite corners. Trim a ¼ seam. Press to the colored square. Free Pattern 7

8 Step #1. Creating your rows. Press when all rows are finished. Start with the (2) center rows. Sew (2) 4-Patch blocks together. Then alternate Indian Hatchet and 4-Patch blocks to get the right size. Make the two rows identically then turn one upside down to get the mirror image. 1. Center rows of Baby Quilt. - (6) blocks. 2. Center rows of the Lap Quilt - (12) blocks 3. Center rows of the Twin Quilt - (14) blocks 4. Center rows of the Full/Queen Quilt (18) blocks Free Pattern 8

9 5. Center rows of the King Quilt (22) blocks Now make more rows that duplicate the center rows. Baby Lap Twin Full/Queen King Now make the alternating rows. 1. Baby (6) blocks blocks with (2) Indian Hatchet blocks in the center. Make (4) rows. 2. Lap - (12) blocks with (2) Indian Hatchet blocks in the center. Make (6) rows. 3. Twin - (14) blocks with (2) Indian Hatchet blocks in the center. Make (8) rows. 4. Full/Queen (18) blocks with (2) Indian Hatchet blocks in the center. Make (8) rows. 5. King Quilt 22 blocks with (2) Indian Hatchet blocks in the center. Make (10) rows. Free Pattern 9

10 Step #2. Lay out your rows. Start at the center and work out. Press seams so that the seams in one row go in the same direction. Press the seams in the adjacent row in the opposite direction so that the seams nest when you join the rows together. Sew your rows together. Press the seams in either direction. Baby Quilt 8 rows (6 blocks per row) Lap Quilt 12 rows (12 blocks per row) Free Pattern 10

11 Twin Quilt 18 rows (14 blocks per row) Full/Queen Quilt 18 rows (18 blocks per row) King Quilt 22 rows (22 blocks per row) Free Pattern 11

12 Step #3. Adding contrasting fabric inside : Sew your 2.5 side border strips to your quilt top. Press to the border. Sew your 2.5 top and border strips to your quilt top. Press to the border. Step #4. Making your 4-Patch and 4.5 squares border. Baby Quilt Side Make 2. (9 blocks in each row) Make 2 (11 blocks in each row) Free Pattern 12

13 Lap Quilt Side Make 2. (13 blocks in each row) Make 2. (17 blocks in each row) Twin Quilt Side and top and are all the same Make 4. (19 blocks in each row) Full/Queen Quilt Side Make 2. (19 blocks in each row) Make 2. (23 blocks in each row) Free Pattern 13

14 King Quilt Side Make 2. (23 blocks in each row) Make 2. (27 blocks in each row) Step #5. Sew the side border you just made to the sides of your quilt. Press to the solid colored inner border. Sew the top and to your quilt. Press to the solid colored inner border. Free Pattern 14

15 Step #6, Optional. Sew your 1.5 side to the outside of your quilt. Press to the 1.5 border. Sew your 1.5 top and to the outside of your quilt. Press to the 1.5 border. Your quilt top is now finished and ready for quilting and binding. Free Pattern 15

16 Copyright Information I have created all of my quilt patterns to be used as a FREE resource to other quilters. I am not selling them and explicitly prohibit others from doing so. That being said, all you wonderful quilters please use them to create quilts for yourself and others. You may sell any quilts you make for a profit (no mass production). You may exhibit your quilts. I would love it if you can use the patterns as a resource to help others, gifts for others who are sick or in need, our military, charities and fundraisers of any kind. You may use the patterns to teach classes as long as you provide the patterns free of charge to your students. Quilt store owners You are free to reproduce any of the patterns and provide them free of charge to your customers. If you can me photos of any projects your customers complete using these patterns, I would deeply appreciate it. Please respect the work I have done in creating these patterns. Make sure the patterns are not altered in any way and that proper credit is given if you are reproducing and sharing the patterns with others. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Cindy Carter Free Pattern 16