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Pattern may be downloaded for personal use only. No electronic or printed reproduction permitted without the prior written consent of Meredith Corporation. ©Meredith Corporation 2020. All rights reserved. 1 AllPeopleQuilt.com PROJECT BROUGHT TO YOU BY: FABRICS are from the Fine and Sunny collection by Jen Kingwell for Moda Fabrics (modafabrics.com). PROJECT: Bright Spark Table Runner Bright colors shine against striking black and cream fabrics in this summery table runner. INSPIRED BY: Forever Blue from designer Valerie Langue (thequiltmerchant.com) QUILT TESTER: Colleen Tauke

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Page 1: Project: Bright Spark Table Runner

Pattern may be downloaded for personal use only. No electronic or printed reproduction permitted without the prior written consent of Meredith Corporation. ©Meredith Corporation 2020. All rights reserved.

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PROJECT BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

FABRICS are from the Fine and Sunny collection by Jen Kingwell for Moda Fabrics (modafabrics.com).

PROJECT: Bright Spark Table RunnerBright colors shine against striking black and cream

fabrics in this summery table runner.INSPIRED BY: Forever Blue from designer Valerie Langue (thequiltmerchant.com)

QUILT TESTER: Colleen Tauke

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5 Referring to Diagram 3, align two marked aqua print No. 2 squares

with opposite corners of a solid cream 33⁄4" square. Sew a scant 1⁄4" from drawn lines on both sides of lines. Cut apart on drawn lines to make two triangle units (Diagram 4). Press triangle units open.

6 Referring to Diagram 5, align a marked aqua print No. 2 square

with solid cream corner of a triangle unit. Sew a scant 1⁄4" from each side of drawn line; cut apart on drawn line (Diagram 6). Press aqua triangles open to make two Flying Geese units. Each unit should be 13⁄4×3" including seam allowances. Repeat with remaining triangle unit to make two additional Flying Geese units.

7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 to make eight Flying Geese units total.

8 Referring to Diagram 7, lay out one solid cream 13⁄4" square, four

small triangle-squares, and one large triangle-square in two rows. Sew together pieces in top row. Join small triangle-squares in bottom row; add large triangle-square. Join rows to make a corner unit. The unit should be 41⁄4" square including seam allowances. Repeat to make four corner units total.

9 Sew together two Flying Geese units and one aqua print

13⁄4×3" rectangle to make a side unit (Diagram 8). The unit should be 3×41⁄4" including seam allowances. Repeat to make four side units total.

10 Referring to Diagram 9, lay out corner units, side units, and

aqua print 3" square in three rows. Sew together pieces in rows. Join rows to make a block. The block should be 101⁄2" square including seam allowances.

11 Repeat steps 1–10 using orange prints and lime green prints in

place of aqua prints to make three blocks total.

FINISHED QUILT: 18×401⁄2" squareFINISHED BLOCK: 10" square

MATERIALSYardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width.

▫ 10" square each of four aqua prints (blocks)

▫ 10" square each of four orange prints (blocks)

▫ 10" square each of four lime green prints (blocks)

▫ 2⁄3 yard solid cream (blocks, middle border)

▫ 1⁄4 yard black print No. 1 (blocks)

▫ 1⁄4 yard each black print Nos. 2 and 3 (outer border)

▫ 3⁄8 yard binding fabric

▫ 11⁄2 yard backing fabric

▫ 26×49" batting

CUT FABRICS Cut pieces in the following order. If you prefer to make your triangle-squares and Flying Geese units larger than necessary and trim them to the correct sizes, cut 31⁄2" squares instead of the 33⁄8" squares listed in cutting instructions, 21⁄4" squares instead of the 21⁄8" squares, and 4" squares instead of the 33⁄4" squares.

From each aqua, orange, and lime green print No. 1, cut:▫ 8—21⁄8" squares

From each aqua, orange, and lime green print No. 2, cut:▫ 8—21⁄8" squares

From each aqua, orange, and lime green print No. 3, cut:▫ 4—13⁄4×3" rectangles

From each aqua, orange, and lime green print No. 4, cut:▫ 1—3" square

From solid cream, cut:▫ 2—13⁄4×351⁄2" middle border strips ▫ 2—13⁄4×151⁄2" middle border strips ▫ 6—33⁄4" squares ▫ 6—33⁄8" squares

▫ 24—21⁄8" squares▫ 12—13⁄4" squares

From black print No. 1, cut:▫ 6—33⁄8" squares

From black print No. 2, cut:▫ 2—13⁄4×33" inner border strips ▫ 2—13⁄4×13" inner border strips ▫ 2—13⁄4×101⁄2" sashing strips

From black print No. 3, cut:▫ 2—13⁄4×38" outer border strips ▫ 2—13⁄4×18" outer border strips

From binding fabric, cut:▫ 4—21⁄2×42" binding strips

ASSEMBLE BLOCKSMeasurements include 1⁄4" seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. Press seams in directions indicated by arrows on diagrams. If no direction is specified, press seam toward darker fabric.

1 Gather one set of aqua print pieces (sixteen 21⁄8" squares, four 13⁄4×3"

rectangles, and one 3" square), one set of solid cream print pieces (two 33⁄4" squares, two 33⁄8" squares, eight 21⁄8" squares, and four 13⁄4" squares), and two black print 33⁄8" squares.

2 Use a pencil to mark a diagonal line on wrong side of each aqua print

21⁄8" square and black print 33⁄8" square.

3 Layer a marked aqua print No. 1 square atop a solid cream 21⁄8"

square. Sew together with two seams, stitching 1⁄4" on each side of marked line (Diagram 1). Cut apart on marked line; press open to make two small triangle-squares. Each small triangle-square should be 13⁄4" square including seam allowances. Repeat to make 16 small triangle-squares total.

4 Using marked black print squares and solid cream 33⁄8" squares,

repeat Step 3 to make four large triangle-squares (Diagram 2). Each large triangle-square should be 3" square including seam allowances.

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ASSEMBLE QUILT TOP

1 Referring to Quilt Assembly Diagram, lay out blocks and black

print 13⁄4×101⁄2" sashing strips in a row. Sew together pieces in row to make the quilt center. Press seams toward sashing strips. The quilt center should be 101⁄2×33" including seam allowances.

2 Sew black print 13⁄4×33" inner border strips to long edges of quilt

center (Quilt Assembly Diagram). Add black print 13⁄4×13" inner border strips to remaining edges. Press all seams toward inner border.

3 Sew solid cream 13⁄4×351⁄2" middle border strips to long edges of quilt

center (Quilt Assembly Diagram). Add solid cream 13⁄4×151⁄2" middle border strips to remaining edges. Press all seams toward middle border.

4 Sew black print 13⁄4×38" outer border strips to long edges of quilt

center (Quilt Assembly Diagram). Add black print 13⁄4×18" outer border strips to remaining edges to complete quilt top. Press all seams toward outer border.

FINISH QUILT

1 Layer quilt top, batting, and backing; baste. Quilt as desired.

2 Bind with binding strips.

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21/8"sq.

Diagram 1 Diagram 2Diagram 3

33/4"sq.

21/8"sq.

Diagram 4 Diagram 5

21/8"sq.

Diagram 6

13/4"sq.

Diagram 7

13/4×3"

Diagram 8

3"sq.

Diagram 9

Quilt Assembly Diagram

13/ 4×10

1 /2"

13/ 4×13"

13/ 4×15

1 /2"

13/ 4×18"

13/4×33"

13/4×351/2"

13/4×38"