Petite Florals Quilt

Petite Florals Quilt
Embroidery Designed and Digitized by Janet Sansom
Please read through all instructions before starting your project.

All seam allowances are inch, unless otherwise stated
and are included in the measurements given.
General Requirements:
Fabric:
80cm based on 1.5m wide ivory quilters muslin
Fabrics used in this quilt are Macrus Fabrics, Colonial Christmas from the
collection of Judie Rothermel
80 cm of cream background print
30cm each of 3 light red fabrics
30 cm each of 3 light green fabrics
30cm each of 4 dark red fabrics
30cm each of 4 dark green fabrics
2.3 metres of border fabric (112cm wide)
This is based on a decorative border cut the length of the fabric, if you
wish to use a plain border fabric this would require less fabric.
Petite Florals Quilt 1
80cm of sashing and binding fabric (112cm wide)

5 metres backing fabric
2.4 metres batting
Note: It is recommended fabrics be 100 per cent cotton, pre-washed and

well ironed and recommend you spray starch the back of each
embroidered block and iron on paper
Cotton Construction Thread
80/12 Universal Machine Needle for construction
80/12 Embroidery Needle
Tearaway Stabilizer
Echidna Iron on Paper
Embroidery Threads
Bobbin fill
Rotary Cutter and Cutting Mat
Water Soluble Dressmaking Pencil
Spray starch
Petite Florals by Janet Sansom embroidery designs.

Finished Quilt Size: Measures 85 x 85 inches (216 x 216 cm)
Embroidery Instructions
Petite Florals design set comprises 45 designs which measure a maximum
80 x 80cm.
Fabric for the embroidered blocks is cut larger than needed due to
shrinkage that occurs and to allow room for hooping.
From the Quilters Muslin cut 45, 6 inch squares or large enough to
accommodate hooping, they will be recut to 4 inches square after
embroidering.
Download the designs to your machine.
When finished, trim any jump stitches and gently remove stabilisers. Lay
the block face down on a towel, press and spray starch.
Quilt Instructions
Cutting:
Cut the triangle edge blocks first along the length of the fabric.
From a selection of light red prints, and dark green prints cut 4 blocks 6
7/8 inches square and cut in half diagonally twice: 32 triangles
From a selection of dark red prints, and light green pints cut 2 blocks 6
8/8 inches square and cut in half diagonally twice: 16 triangles
Cut from the cream background print fabric cut 2, 3 5/8 inch blocks and
cut in half diagonally: 4 triangles
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the cream background print fabric cut 48, 4 inch blocks

a selection of light red fabrics cut 44, 4 inch blocks
a selection of light green fabrics cut 44, 4 inch blocks
a selection of dark green fabrics cut 66, 4 inch blocks
a selection of dark red fabrics cut 66 4 inch blocks
Layout:
Using the layout diagram below as a guide, join blocks together in
diagonal rows, press the seams of each row in alternate directions. Sew
the rows together, carefully abutting the seams and matching the
intersections.
Sashing:
Cut eight 1 inch strips the width of the fabric, join where necessary
Join on 45 degree angle, trim to inch and press

Stitch to top and bottom, then to each side.
Mitered Border:
Cut 4 borders 5 inches wide and 80 inches long. They have been cut
slightly longer to enable mitering the corners. Centre the fabric borders
pin and begin and end stitching inch from edges of corners. Press
seam allowances toward the quilt top.
Use the 45 angle line, marked on your ruler, to pencil a 45 stitching line
from the corner of the quilt to the raw edge of the border. Diagonally fold
border of the marked corner under and lightly iron, pin in place, stitch
and trim excess fabric and press seam open. Repeat for the remaining
corners.
Backing:
Finished you will need a 93 inch square. Cut 2 pieces of backing fabric 93
inches long, remove the selvedges, sew them side-by-side and press the
seam open. Cut 6 inch strips of the remaining fabric, join and stitch to the
short side to make a square. To enable machine quilting the backing and
batting need to be 10cm (4) bigger than the quilt top on every side. Cut
down excess.
Quilting:
This quilt was machine quilted by Desley Regan of Addicted to Quilts, who
used a continuous leaf motif.
Binding:
From the sashing and binding fabric cut 2 inch binding strips (approx. 9
metres); join the strips together to form one long piece.
Join on 45 degree angle, trim to inch and press

Fold in half down the length with the wrong sides together. Align the raw
edges of the binding and sew in place using a 1/4in seam allowance.
Attach the binding to the quilt with a walking foot, mitering the corners as
you go. Turn the folded edge to the back and hand stitch in place along
the previous stitching line.
Happy stitching,
Janet
(c) copyright Janet Sansom 2009
Desley Regan from Addicted to Quilts can be contacted by email

[email protected] or phone (03) 98330 3320.

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Embroidery Designed and Digitized by Janet Sansom

Please read through all instructions before starting your project.

80cm of sashing and binding fabric (112cm wide)

Note: It is recommended fabrics be 100 per cent cotton, pre-washed and

Petite Florals by Janet Sansom embroidery designs.

Petite Florals Quilt 2

the cream background print fabric cut 48, 4 inch blocks

Join on 45 degree angle, trim to inch and press

Join on 45 degree angle, trim to inch and press

Desley Regan from Addicted to Quilts can be contacted by email

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