Annies - Jiffy Quick Quilts: Quilts for the Time Challenged

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Templates

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There are times when you want and need a fast and easy quilt pattern. Sometimes all you have is an afternoon free here and there to devote to your craft. And, of course, there are times when you really want to make a very special gift, but you dont have a lot of time to dedicate to making it. Well, being short on time wont stop you from making that special quilt when you have Jiffy Quick Quilts at your disposal. This book will allow you to make the most out of your available time.

Jiffy Quick Quilts has eight quilts, all with size options, plus a bed runner and a table runner. The patterns were designed for both speed and versatility. Your fabric choices and these excellent patterns will give you endless possibilities. You can make everything from baby quilts to quilts that are perfect for the man cave. Its all herethe designs and the instructions. All you need to do is add fabric and get stitching.

Jiffy Quick Quilts is destined to be your go-to book for both patterns and inspiration.

General Information

Design by Nancy Scott
Quilted by Masterpiece Quilting

Beginner

Quilt Size: 62 x 72

Read all instructions before beginning this project.

Stitch right sides together using a seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

Materials and cutting lists assume 40 of usable fabric width.

Subcut squares in half across width to make 12 (5 x 10") B rectangles.

Cut 7 (2 by fabric width) strips for binding.

Cut 2 (10 by fabric width) strips.

Subcut strips into 20 (3 x 10") C rectangles.

Cut 1 (3 by fabric width) strip.

Subcut strip into 4 (3 x 10") D rectangles.

Cut 6 (3 by fabric width) E strips.

Cut 7 (6 by fabric width) F/G strips.

Refer to the Assembly Diagram for positioning of rows and strips for steps 36.

Join three A squares, two B rectangles and four C rectangles as shown in Figure 1; press. Repeat to make three of row 1.

Join two D rectangles, two A squares, three B rectangles and four C rectangles as shown in Figure 2; press. Repeat to make two of row 2.

Join the E strips on the short ends to make a long strip; press. Subcut strip into four 3 x 50" E sashing strips.

Join the rows alternating with E sashing strips to complete the quilt center; press.

Join the F/G strips on the short ends to make a long strip; press. Subcut strip into two 6 x 60" F strips and two 6 x 62 G strips.

Sew F strips to opposite sides of the quilt center and G strips to the top and bottom to complete the quilt top; press.

Create a quilt sandwich referring to the Quilting Basics chapter.

Quilt as desired.

Bind referring to the Quilting Basics chapter to finish.

Designed & Quilted by Denise Russell

Confident Beginner

Quilt Size: 45 x 63
Block Size: 9 x 9 finished
Number of Blocks: 35

Read all instructions before beginning this project.

Stitch right sides together using a seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

Materials and cutting lists assume 40 of usable fabric width.

Cut 7 (3 by fabric width) strips.

Subcut strips into 70 (3) B squares.

Cut 6 (2 by fabric width) strips for binding.

Cut 9 (5 by fabric width) strips.

Subcut strips into 70 (5) A squares.

Cut 13 (3 by fabric width) strips.

Subcut strips into 140 (3) C squares. Cut each C square in half on 1 diagonal to make 280 C triangles.

Fold a B square in half both directions and fingerpress to make a crease to mark the center. With wrong sides together, fold four C triangles in half and crease to mark the center.

Referring to Figure 1a, lay two C triangles on opposite sides of the B square, right sides together, so the creases match up. Sew triangles to the square; press open (Figure 1b). In the same manner, add remaining C triangles to the remaining sides of the B square as shown in Figure 1c. Press and trim units to measure 5 square if necessary.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 to make 70 B-C units.

Stitch an A square to a B-C unit to make a row. Repeat to make two rows. Stitch rows together as shown in Figure 2. Repeat to make 35 blocks.