
1 Old Glory Gatherings Layer Cake
1 Old Glory Gatherings Jelly Roll
3/4 yd. binding fabric
5 yd. backing fabric

Layer Cake:
Trim 1 1/8" off two adjoining sides of each layer cake piece to make an 8 7/8" square. (Careful: cut adjoining sides or you will end up with a rectangle!)
Make 18 sets of 2 complimentary layer cakes 8 7/8" squares, placing right sides together. On the lighter of the 2 cakes, draw a diagonal line with your ruler, creating two triangles. ( 5 layer cake pieces will be leftover.)
Sew 1/4" down each side of the drawn line. Cut down the diagonal line to make two half square triangles from each square. Press the 1/2 square triangles open, with seam allowances to the darker side.
Jelly Roll:
From Each jelly roll strip, cut 4 pieces:
2 - 8 1/2" x 2 1/2"
2 - 12 1/2" x 2 1/2"
Cut carefully - there is very little waste.
Match the coordinating cut jelly roll strips with each set of the 8 1/2" half square triangles that you made. First, sew the 8 1/2" strips on the sides of the coordinating block. (Opposite colors attached to each other.) Press seam allowance away from the block to reduce bulk.
Then sew the 12 1/2" strips on the top and bottom, as in the picture below.
Make 35 blocks.
Lay then out 5 by 7 in any fashion that is appealing to your eye.

This makes a 60" x 84"quilt.
Other size options:
72" x 84": 6 x 7 - block layout
42 - completed blocks
2 fat quarters for additional squares and jelly roll strips.
3/4 yd. binding fabric
5 yd. backing fabric
96" x 120": 10 x 8 - block layout
80 - completed blocks
Requires an additional layer cake and jelly roll to complete 80 blocks.
1 yd. binding fabric
8.5 yd. backing fabric
Cindy Alford
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8 comments:
most excellent tut and quilt! Thank you for sharing this very do-able quilt.
This would make a terrific Quilt of Valor...thanks for the tutorial..
OH, I love this quilt - can't seem to find the "print friendly" button....am I missing it?
Spectacular quilt and fabrics.Thanks for the tutorial!!
So cute! I love the colors and the tutorial. Is there a "Printer Friendly" button? I can't seem to find it on this recipe. Thank you!
What a great pattern! But I don't see the "print" version link for this ??
Help, Moda !! thanks
That is such a cute pattern. Very countryside-ish ;)
xo
summer
Love this quilt. I have already started my version of it. It goes together quickly and easily! Thanks so much!!
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