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4 th & Main Designs By: Scott A. Flanagan Welcome to our 2014 internet Block-of-the-month program. This is our gift to you for being a loyal subscriber to the “As the Bobbin Winds” e-mail newsletter. Over the course of the next 12 months you will receive directions on how to make (12) different sampler blocks that finish at 10” without the frame and 12” with the frame. The blocks will start out easy and work up in difficulty as we move throughout the year. On the last month you will also receive the directions for the finishing layout of the quilt. I would like to challenge all of you to come up with your own layout for the blocks though! This was designed to be a scrappy project in nature, however, if you would like to purchase fabric to make yours I have included the suggested yardage for you at the bottom of the page. I made our sample using an assortment of Batik fabric but it would be beautiful in Jo Mortin, Art to Heart, 30’s, Kansas Troubles, or even the Serenity line! Let your imagination be your guide. Copyright: January 2014, all rights reserved to 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. Thank you! Visit our website for other great patterns and design ideas! www.countrytraditionsonline.com Happy Quilting, Scott Alan Flanagan 4th & Main Designs “You’ve Been Framed” 46” x 58” Supplies Needed ¡ Background 1-1/4 yards ¡ Red 2/3 yard ¡ Green 3/4 yard ¡ Purple ½ yard ¡ Blue 2/3 yard ¡ Gold ½ yard ¡ Inner Border ½ yard ¡ Outer Border 1-1/4 yards ¡ Binding 2/3 yard ¡ Batting 56” x 68” ¡ Backing 3 yards ¡ Thread for piecing
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4th&Main
DesignsBy: Scott A. Flanagan
Welcome to our 2014 internet Block-of-the-month program. This is our gift to you for being a loyal subscriber to the “As the Bobbin Winds” e-mail newsletter. Over the course of the next 12 months you will receive directions on how to make (12) different sampler blocks that finish at 10” without the frame and 12” with the frame. The blocks will start out easy and work up in difficulty as we move throughout the year. On the last month you will also receive the directions for the finishing layout of the quilt. I would like to challenge all of you to come up with your own layout for the blocks though! This was designed to be a scrappy project in nature, however, if you would like to purchase fabric to make yours I have included the suggested yardage for you at the bottom of the page. I made our sample using an assortment of Batik fabric but it would be beautiful in Jo Mortin, Art to Heart, 30’s, Kansas Troubles, or even the Serenity line! Let your imagination be your guide.
Copyright: January 2014, all rights reserved to 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. Thank you!
Visit our website for other great patterns and design ideas! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
Happy Quilting,
Scott Alan Flanagan4th & Main Designs
“You’ve Been Framed”46” x 58”
Supplies Needed
¡Background 1-1/4 yards¡Red 2/3 yard¡Green 3/4 yard¡Purple ½ yard¡Blue 2/3 yard¡Gold ½ yard¡Inner Border ½ yard¡Outer Border 1-1/4 yards¡Binding 2/3 yard¡Batting 56” x 68”¡Backing 3 yards¡Thread for piecing
4th&Main
DesignsBy: Scott A. Flanagan
Broken Dishes10” x 10”
Cutting Directions for 1 Block
¡From Background fabric cut:- (8) 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” squares (A)
¡From Red fabric cut:- (2) 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” squares (B)
¡From Yellow fabric cut:- (2) 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” squares (C)
¡From Green fabric cut:- (2) 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” squares (D)
¡From Purple fabric cut:- (2) 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” squares (E)
¡From Blue fabric cut:- (2) 1-1/2” x 10-1/2” strips (F)- (2) 1-1/2” x 12-1/2” strips (G)
Piecing Instructions
¡Mark a diagonal line on the backside of the (8) Background “A” squares as shown.
¡Layer (1) Background “A” Square on top of (1) Red “B” square.
¡Sew a 1/4” seam on both sides of the drawn line.
¡Cut in half on the diagonal line. Press towards the Red triangle. Square up blocks to 3” x 3”
¡Repeat the previous (3) steps to make a total of (4) Red Half Square Triangle (HST) units, (4) Yellow HST units, (4) Green HST units, and (4) Purple HST units.
Copyright: January 2014, all rights reserved to 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. Thank you!
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¡Layout (4) Red HST units, (4) Yellow HST units, (4) Green HST units, and (4) Purple HST units as shown.
¡Sew blocks together into rows, pressing seams open.
¡Sew rows together to make (1) Broken Dishes block. Press seams open. Block should measure 10-1/2” x 10-1/2”
Copyright: January 2014, all rights reserved to 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of 4th & Main Designs and Country Traditions. Thank you!
Visit our website for other great patterns and design ideas! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
Add Block Framing Strips
¡Sew a Blue “F” strip to the left and right sides of the block. Press towards the Blue strip.
¡Sew a Blue “G” strip to the top and bottom of the block. Press towards the Blue Strip.
¡Block should measure 12-1/2” x 12-1/2”
