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Tulip Quilt Pa+ern (v.2) Page 1 of 6 © Allspice Abounds 2015
Tulip Quilt A free pa+ern by Allspice Abounds
(h+p://allspiceabounds.wordpress.com)
This pa+ern is freely available at h+p://allspiceabounds.wordpress.com/tulip-‐quilt and is intended for personal use only. This pa+ern may not be sold. You may sell handmade items using this pa+ern on a home-‐based scale. You may teach a class using this pa+ern, provided that the pa+ern is provided free of charge in its original, unaltered form.
NoLce any mistakes or have suggesLons for improvement? Please email me (Carolyn) at [email protected].
Share your Tulip Quilts! I’d love to see your creaLons. Visit the Tulip Quilt Flickr group (h+p://www.flickr.com/groups/tulip-‐quilt) to share your photos and see what other sewists have been making with this pa+ern.
Warm wishes for happy sewing!
Pa1ern Notes: -‐ Print PDF with “no scaling” – see Test Square on Page 4. -‐ All seam allowances are 1/4 inch, unless otherwise noted. -‐ All measurements are provided in inches or yards.
Materials Needed
FABRIC (44 inches wide)
SUPPLIES
This sewing pa+ern is licensed under a CreaLve Commons A+ribuLon-‐NonCommercial 4.0 InternaLonal License (h+p://creaLvecommons.org/licenses/by-‐nc/4.0/).
This pa1ern includes: Materials Needed (Page 1) Cu4ng Guide (Page 2) Tulip Block Diagrams (Page 3)
Quilt Diagram (Page 3) Templates (Page 4) Example Fabric Layouts (Page 5) Sewing InstrucEons (Page 6)
Finished quilt dimensions approximately 56” x 74”
Cutting Guide
1 Refer to Tulip Block Diagrams, Quilt Diagram, and Templates. 2 Refer to Example Fabric Layouts for suggested cu\ng layouts. 3 Backing and ba\ng dimensions include 3 extra inches on all 4 sides. 4 You may want to assemble the tulip blocks and sashing and measure your quilt top before cu\ng out the border, backing, and binding pieces to ensure you cut everything big enough. Remember that the included seam allowances are only ¼ inch, so there is not much wiggle room if your quilt top comes out a li+le bigger than expected!
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HST = half square triangle (1.75” base x 3.25” height)
Quilt Diagram
N N
N N
O O
O O
M M
M M
L L
L L
L L
L L
L L
Use this diagram to assemble the tulip blocks into rows and to piece the sashing (green) and border (red).
Tulip Block Diagrams Use these diagrams to piece the short tulip and tall tulip blocks.
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Template P Leaf
(Cut 36 fabric & 36 backing)
Template Q Bird
(Cut 8 fabric & 8 backing)
Template R Wing
(Cut 8 fabric & 8 backing)
QuilQng Template: Small Heart
QuilQng Template: Large Heart
Template A Tulip Center
(Cut 24)
Template B Tulip Center Back-‐ ground (Cut 48)
TEST SQUARE 4 inches
How to use these templates: Print PDF with “no scaling” and ensure Test Square measures 4 inches on all sides.
All templates (except hearts) include 1/4 inch seam allowances.
Align dots when sewing A to B.
For Templates B, Q, and R, cut half with templates flipped over.
Templates
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Example Fabric Layouts Background (white) – Total 2 yards *
Piece C (makes 96) Cut 23”x17.25”
Piece B (48) Cut 13”x10.5” (Or use Template B)
Piece K (makes 18) Cut 15”x27”
Piece K (makes 6) Cut 15”x9”
Piece G (makes 24) Cut 39”x12”
Piece H (makes 12) Cut 18”x6.5”
Piece I (makes 28) Cut 27”x21”
Piece L Cut 10, each 22”x3.5”
Piece M Cut 4, each 3.5”x34”
Piece F (makes 12) Cut 6.5”x18”
Piece J (makes 12) Cut 7.5”x18”
Piece O Cut 4, each 37”x3.5”
Piece N Cut 4, each 3.5”x25”
Sashing (green) – Total 1.5 yards *
Border (red) – Total 1.25 yards * Binding (green) – Total 0.75 yard
Binding Cut 7, each 3”x42”
Tulips (reds/pinks) – Total 8 fat quarters
Piece E (makes 12) Cut 10”x7.5”
Piece D (makes 12) Cut 8⅝”x5¾”
Layout for each of 8 fat quarters
Backing (white) – For non-‐direcQonal prints -‐ Total 3.75 yards
Backing (white) – For direcQonal prints -‐ Total 4.75 yards *
Backing Cut 2, each 62”x41” Piece together along long side with ½” seam allowance.
Backing Cut 4, each 41”x32” Piece together with ½” seam allowances.
Piecing layout:
Piecing layout:
* Fabric layout accommodates direcLonal prints.
Align top of print this way.
1yd 1.25yd 0.75 yd
2yds
1.5yds 1yd
1yd 3yds 3.75 yds
2yds
1yd 2yds 3yds 4yds 4.75yds
CuTng Notes: Example layouts assume 44 inch wide fabrics cut on a single layer (selvedge along top and bo+om). Most yardage requirements are quite frugal! Allow extra yardage for different layouts.
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Piecing InstrucQons: Refer to Tulip Block Diagrams for Steps 1-‐14. 1) Sew B to A along one side, aligning dots from A
and B templates. Press seam allowance toward B. Sew another B to A along other side, again aligning dots. Press seam allowance toward B again. Make 24 sets of B/A/B squares.
2) Choose 4 D and 4 E pieces for your tulip. I like to make sure all 8 tulip fabrics are represented in each tulip.
3) Sew 4 pairs of C and D triangles together. 4) Sew top row of tulip: D/C to B/A/B to C/D. 5) Sew middle row of tulip: E to E to E. 6) Sew bo+om row of tulip: C/D to E to D/C. 7) Make a total of 24 tulips following Steps 2-‐6. 8) Sew 12 F pieces to 12 G pieces. Then sew
another G to the opposite side of F. 9) Sew 12 J pieces to 12 K pieces. Then sew
another K to the opposite side of J. 10) Make 12 short tulips by sewing G/F/G blocks to
the bo+om of 12 tulips. 11) Sew H pieces to the top of the 12 short tulips. 12) Make 12 tall tulips by sewing K/J/K blocks to
the bo+om of the 12 remaining tulips. 13) Sew an I piece to the right side of each of the
24 tulips. 14) Arrange the tulips in 4 rows of 6, and sew an I
piece to the lew side of the lew-‐most tulip in each row.
Refer to Quilt Diagram for Steps 15-‐20. 15) Sew tulips together along long edges to form
rows, alternaLng short and tall tulips. 16) Assemble 5 horizontal sashing strips by sewing
two L pieces together along short sides. 17) Assemble 2 verLcal sashing strips by sewing
two M pieces together along short sides. 18) Sew an L strip to the top of each row of tulips,
and then sew the rows together. Sew the final L strip to the bo+om of the quilt.
19) Sew one M strip to the lew side of the quilt, and sew the other M strip to the right side.
20) Assemble the horizontal border strips (N pieces) and verLcal border strips (O pieces) the same way as the sashing. Sew the N strips to the top and bo+om of the quilt, and then sew the O strips to the lew and right sides.
Sewing Instructions Appliqué and Embroidery InstrucQons: 21) Sew leaves, birds, and wings to their backings with
right sides together. If using fusible interfacing for the backing, the glue side is the right side.
22) Carefully cut a small slit in the backing (be careful not to cut the leaf/bird/wing fabric!) and turn the appliqué right side out. Use a point turner (or kni\ng needle, chopsLck, etc.) to gently push out the corners and curves.
23) If using lightweight scrap fabric as the backing, press appliqué pieces to set the shape.
24) Place leaves, birds, and wings on quilt top as desired. Use the photos as a guide, or use your imaginaLon! If using scrap fabric as backing, pin in place. If using fusible interfacing, iron in place.
25) Sew appliqué pieces to quilt top using a machine zig-‐zag sLtch or by hand.
26) To embroider features on birds, use 6 strands of embroidery floss and an embroidery needle. Use backsLtch for beaks and legs, and French knots for eyes. If desired, mark placement of beaks and legs with a wash-‐away fabric marker before sLtching.
Assembly, QuilQng, and Binding InstrucQons: 27) Referring to the Example Fabric Layouts, piece the
quilt backing. 28) Assemble the “quilt sandwich” (quilt top, ba\ng,
and backing) and secure with safety pins or as desired.
29) Quilt as desired. Heart templates in two sizes are included in this pa+ern.
30) Assemble the 3-‐inch binding strips into one conLnuous strip by sewing along short sides. Fold in half lengthwise to make a 1.5-‐inch strip, and press fold in place.
31) Sew binding around edge of quilt top with folded edge facing inward, leaving 2 inches unsewn at beginning and end. Miter corners as you get to them. Finish edges of binding by unfolding unsewn ends, sewing edges together, refolding, and a+aching to quilt top. (Detailed binding/mitering instrucLons are not included here but can easily be found in a Google search.)
32) Trim edges of quilt to about ¼ inch. Flip binding to back of quilt, pin, and sew in place by hand or machine.
CongratulaQons, your Tulip Quilt is complete! Use it and enjoy it!
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