Woven Ribbons Featuring the Sand In My Shoes Fabric Collection by McKenna Ryan for Hoffman Fabrics Quilt Design by Denise M.

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2 Woven Ribbons Featuring the Sand In My Shoes Fabric Collection by McKenna Ryan for Hoffman Fabrics Quilt Design by Denise M. Russart Quilt: Approx. 72" x 84" Block size: 12" finished * includes binding Yardage Fabric A S#PN039 BREEZE # /4 Fabric B S#PN037 CRYSTAL #330 7/8 Fabric C S#PN038 CRYSTAL #330 5/8 Fabric D S#PN041 RAINBOW # /8 Fabric E S#PN039 SEASIDE # /8 Fabric F S#PN040 BREEZE # /8* Fabric G S#PN037 SEAMIST #174 5/8 Backing Sand in My Shoes Coordinate 5+ 2/3 Cutting Instructions: Fabric A Fabric B Fabric C WOF = width of fabric (selvage to selvage) Cut two strips 4-1/2" wide by WOF. Cut seven strips 5-1/2" wide by WOF and subcut into: Forty-five 5-1/2 squares Cut eight strips 2-1/2 by WOF Cut five strips 5-1/2" wide by WOF and subcut into: Thirty 5-1/2" squares Cut four strips 4-1/2 wide by WOF and subcut into: Thirty 4-1/2 squares Mark each cut section as indicated below to aide in A1 A2 Border 1 B2 C1 Fabric D Cut nine strips 4-1/2 wide by WOF Border 2 1

Fabric E Cut eight strips 4-1/2 wide by WOF E1 Fabric F Cut two strips 4-1/2" wide by WOF Cut seven strips 5-1/2" wide by WOF and subcut into: Forty-five 5-1/2 squares Cut nine strips 2-1/2 wide by

3 Fabric E Cut eight strips 4-1/2 wide by WOF E1 Fabric F Cut two strips 4-1/2" wide by WOF Cut seven strips 5-1/2" wide by WOF and subcut into: Forty-five 5-1/2 squares Cut nine strips 2-1/2 wide by WOF F1 F2 Binding Fabric G Cut four strips 4-1/2 by WOF G1 Sewing Instructions - Block A: Make two like strip sets by sewing one strip A1 to one strip E1. Press. Subcut strip sets into fifteen 4-1/2 x 8-1/2" rectangles. Make four like strip sets by sewing one strip E1 to one strip G1. Press. Subcut strip sets into thirty 4-1/2" x 8-1/2" rectangles. Set aside 15 of these for later use in Block B. Using the two rectangle styles just made, sew together one from each style to make a four patch block, with fabric placement as shown at left. Four patches should measure 8-1/2" square. Make 15. Using fifteen 5-1/2" squares labeled A2 and B2, draw a diagonal line across the wrong side of B2 squares. Match one A2 and one B2 right sides together and stitch on each Using fifteen 5-1/2" squares labeled A2 and F2, draw a diagonal line across the wrong side of F2 squares. Match one A2 and one F2 right sides together and stitch on each Using the HSTs you made in the last two steps. Stitch together 15 HSTs into pairs with the fabrics aligned as shown at left. Label these 1A. Repeat with remaining HSTs to make 15 blocks with fabric aligned as shown at left. Label 1B. 2

Stitch a section 1A to the top of a four patch block making sure fabrics are positioned as shown at left. Make 15.

Sew the section just made to the right edge of the four patch block section as shown in image at left. Make 15. Label these completed blocks as Block A.

Using two patch rectangles you set aside when making Block A, pair them with one two patch rectangle just made to make a four patch block with fabrics positioned

Match one F2 and one B2 right sides together and stitch on each Using fifteen 5-1/2" squares labeled A2 and F2, draw a diagonal line across the wrong side of F2

4 Stitch a section 1A to the top of a four patch block making sure fabrics are positioned as shown at left. Make 15. Sew one C1 square to a section 1B making sure it is aligned at correct end of 1B as shown. Make 15. Sew the section just made to the right edge of the four patch block section as shown in image at left. Make 15. Label these completed blocks as Block A. Sewing Instructions - Block B: Make two like strip sets by sewing one strip F1 to one strip E1. Press. Subcut strip sets into fifteen 4-1/2 x 8-1/2" rectangles. Using two patch rectangles you set aside when making Block A, pair them with one two patch rectangle just made to make a four patch block with fabrics positioned as shown at left. Make 15. Using fifteen 5-1/2" squares labeled F2 and B2, draw a diagonal line across the wrong side of B2 squares. Match one F2 and one B2 right sides together and stitch on each Using fifteen 5-1/2" squares labeled A2 and F2, draw a diagonal line across the wrong side of F2 squares. Match one A2 and one F2 right sides together and stitch on each Using the HSTs you made in the last two steps. Stitch together 15 HSTs into pairs with the fabrics aligned as shown at left. Label these 3B. Repeat with remaining HSTs to make 15 blocks with fabric aligned as shown at left. Label 4B. 3

Sew the section just made to the right edge of the four patch block section as shown in image at left. Make 15. Label these completed blocks as Block B.

5 Stitch a section 3B to the top of a Block B making sure fabrics are positioned as shown at left. Make 15. Sew one C1 square to a section 4B making sure it is aligned at correct end of 4B as shown. Make 15. Sew the section just made to the right edge of the four patch block section as shown in image at left. Make 15. Label these completed blocks as Block B. When laying out rows, make sure each block is turned to the correct position. It s easiest to follow the placement by making sure the Fabric C square (purple) is in the correct spot. Lay out Block A and Block B in this order: Row 1: A - B - A - B - A Row 2: B - A - B - A - B Row 3: A - B - A - B - A Row 4: B - A - B - A - B Row 5: A - B - A - B - A Row 6: B - A - B - A - B 4

6 Sew completed rows to each other. Top should measure 62-1/2 x 72-1/2. If your top does not match this measurement you may need to adjust the border cutting length instructions below to match your measurements. Border 1: Using Fabric A border strips, sew into four sets of two strips each. Cut two border sections 72-1/2 long and sew to left and right sides of top. Press seams toward border. Cut remaining two border sections 64-1/2 long and stitch to top and bottom. Press seams toward border. Border 2: Using Fabric D border strips, sew into two strip sets with each set containing two and one-half strips each. Cut two border sections 76-1/2 long and sew to left and right sides of top. Press seams toward border. Sew remaining strips into two strip sets of two strips each and cut 72-1/2 long. Stitch to top and bottom. Press seams toward border. Binding: Join Fabric F binding strips using your preferred joining method and press in half lengthwise for double fold binding. Backing: Cut backing fabric across width of fabric in half to yield two sections 2-1/3 yards long. Seam together along long edge. Seam will be running down center of quilt from top to bottom when you layer your quilt. Layer quilt top, batting and backing; quilt as desired and add binding. 5

Bloom Lap Quilt. Design by Shannon Ownby of Fabrics N Quilts Skill Level: Confident Beginner Number of Blocks: 6 Block Size: 24" (finished)

Bloom Lap Quilt. Design by Shannon Ownby of Fabrics N Quilts Skill Level: Confident Beginner Number of Blocks: 6 Block Size: 24 (finished) Approximate Quilt Size: 53" x 78½" Design by Shannon Ownby of Fabrics N Quilts Skill Level: Confident Beginner Number of Blocks: 6 Block Size: 24" (finished) 1 Amy Lee Weeks FABRIC REQUIREMENTS 23929 EH