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Jellyfish GardensDesigned by Natalie Crabtree

Featuring Novelty: Under the Seasize: 84” x 70”

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WOF = Width of Fabric

Cutting Notes: Mark and store your cutting pieces according to the block they have been assigned to, as this will make it mucheasier when you start piecing. Be sure to read the entire pattern before you begin. Requires template skills, foundation paper piecing skills, and curved piecing skills.

KEY FABRIC SKU YD CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

A 100Q-1543 Tidelava solids collection 7¼

(2) 4” x WOF strips.__Subcut (16) 4” squares; draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of fabric for the Large Fish Blocks.(2) 3½” x WOF strips.__Subcut (16) 3½” squares; draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of fabric for the Large Fish Blocks.(2) 3” x WOF strips.__Subcut (32) 3” x 1½” pieces for the Large Fish Blocks.(5) 7½” x WOF. strips.__Subcut (8) 7½” x 2¾” pieces and__(8) 7½” x 3¾” pieces for the Large Fish Blocks.__Cut (16) 7½” x 2” pieces for the Jellyfish Blocks.__Cut (28) 7½” x 3” rectangles for the Jellyfish Blocks.(2) 2½” x WOF strips.__Subcut (28) 2½” squares; draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of fabric for the Small Fish Blocks.

(2) 5 ¾” x WOF strips.__Subcut (7) 5¾” x 7 ½” pieces,__(7) 4½” x 2” pieces and__(7) 4½” x 1¼” pieces for the Small Fish Blocks.(1) 9 ¼” x WOF strip.__ Subcut (14) 9 ¼” x 2” pieces and__ (28) 1¼” x 1¾” pieces for the Small Fish Block.(1) 14 ½” x WOF strip. Subcut (10) 14½” x 7½” rectangles for the quilt top.(1) 2¼” x WOF strip._ Subcut (14) 2¼” squares; draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of fabric for the Small Fish Blocks.(3) 7½” x WOF strips._ Subcut (8) Template A pieces for the Jellyfish Blocks and _ (8) Template C pieces for the Jellyfish Blocks.(10) 3½” x WOF strips._ Subcut (200) 3½” x 2” pieces for Jellyfish foundation piecing.

(29) 2¾” x WOF strips._ Subcut (782) 2¾” x 1½” pieces for the Seaweed blocks.

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KEY FABRIC SKU YD CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

B 100Q-1642 Stonelava solids collection ⅝ (4) 5” x WOF strips.

__Subcut (48) 5” x 3” pieces for the Seaweed blocks.

C 961Q-6 Coral ¼

(1) 4½’ x WOF strip.__Subcut (14) 4½” x 2½” rectangles for the Small__Fish Blocks.(1) 2¼” x WOF strip.__Subcut (14) 2¼” squares for the Small Fish Block.

D 959Q-3 Red ½

(1) 7½” x WOF strip.__Subcut (8) 7½” x 4” rectangles for the Large Fish Blocks.(2) 3½” x WOF strips.__Subcut (16) 3½” squares for the Large Fish Blocks.

E 958Q-1 Blue ⅝(3) 6” x WOF strips.__Subcut (8) Template B pieces for the Jellyfish Blocks and__(8) Template D pieces for the Jellyfish Blocks.

F 962Q-1 Blue 1¾(16) 3½” x WOF strips.__Subcut (336) 3½” x 2” pieces for Jellyfish foundatio piecing.

G 960Q-1 Blue ¾(7) 3½” x WOF strips.__Subcut (136) 3½” x 2” pieces for Jellyfish foundation piecing.

H 961Q-4 Green 1⅛ (14) 2¾” x WOF strips.__Subcut (368) 2¾” x 1½” pieces for Seaweed blocks.

I 960Q-4 Green ⅝ (7) 2¾” x WOF strips.__Subcut (172) 2¾” x 1½” pieces for Seaweed blocks.

J 960Q-5 Yellow ½Cut (6) 2¾” x WOF strips. __Subcut (150) 2¾” x 1½” pieces for Seaweed blocks.

K 961Q-1 Blueincludes binding ⅝ (8) 2¼” strips WOF for binding.

Backing 5 90” x 76” piece of batting.

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Paper Piecing Instructions

(Use the following paper piecing instructions when creating the Jellyfish bottom blocks and the Seaweed blocks. Designer Note: Shorten your stitch length to approximately 1-1.5 to create a tighter, more secure seam. This will make paper removal easier. Backstitch frequently to secure fabrics.)

1. Refer to the diagrams for fabric placement. Multiple colorways are used for the same template throughout. Reference diagrams frequently.

2. Print (1) set of Jellyfish Bottom foundation templates and (1) set each of Seaweed Versions 1 & 2 foundation templates. Be sure that the printer does not scale down your foundation templates. Follow the instructions on each of the template pages indicating how many copies to make of each page. It is recommended to use foundation paper piecing paper.

3. Cut out the paper piecing templates from all sheets making sure to include the outermost line for the ¼” seam allowance. Group each Jellyfish and Seaweed block together as you cut for orga-nization. (4) Jellyfish Bottom templates create (1) complete Jellyfish bottom block. (8) Seaweed Versions 1 & 2 templates create (1) complete Seaweed block.

4. Complete the paper piecing blocks in order numerically and alphabetically. Use ¼” seams and snip threads for a nice finish.

5. When trimming each paper pieced block, be sure that fabric extends to the edge of the paper to secure your block with a ¼” seam.

Jellyfish Blocks

6. Create the Jellyfish tops using curved piecing methods combining Templates A (cut from FabricA) and B (cut from Fabric E) and Templates C (cut from Fabric A) and D (cut from Fabric E).

7. Pair Templates A and B together right sides together. Pin both pieces of fabric together at each end of the template as well as in the middle of the template.

8. Using your fingers to smooth the curved edge as you go, slowly sew a ¼” curved seam to as-sembly one half of the Jellyfish top. Repeat this process when combining Templates C and D.

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9. Templates A and B create half of the Jellyfish top, and Templates C and D create the other half. Continue this curved piecing method to complete (8) Jellyfish tops with Templates A and B (8) Jel-lyfish tops with Templates C and D. Trim units to measure 6" x 7½”.

10. Sew together both halves of the Jellyfish top as shown in the diagram. Sew (1) Fabric A 7½”x 2” piece onto each side of the Jellyfish top as shown in the diagram. Repeat on all (8) Jellyfishtops. This block should measure 7½” x 14½” unfinished.

11. Paper pieced Jellyfish bottoms are offered in two colorways to give variation to the jellyfish.Create Version 1 of the Jellyfish bottoms using 2” x 3½” pieces cut from Fabrics A, F and G.Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Version 1 of the Jellyfish bottom creates the middle of the Jellyfish. Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundation piecing in the Jellyfish Blocks.

12. After you have sewn together Version 1 of the Jellyfish bottom, sew (1) Fabric A 7½” x 3”rectangle onto each side of the unit as shown. Trim the Jellyfish bottom blocks to 7½” x 14½”unfinished. Repeat to create (6) Jellyfish Bottom Version 1 blocks using this fabric combinationand placement.

WOF = Width of Fabric RST = Right Sides Together

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13. Create Version 2 of the Jellyfish bottoms using 2” x 3½” pieces cut from Fabrics A, F and G.Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Version 2 of the Jellyfish bottom creates theend of the Jellyfish. Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundation piecingin the Jellyfish Blocks.

14. After you have sewn together Version 2 of the Jellyfish bottom, sew (1) Fabric A 7½” x 3” rectangle onto each side of the unit as shown. Trim the Jellyfish bottom blocks to 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (8) Jellyfish Bottom Version 2 blocks using this fabric combination and placement. .

Large Fish Blocks

15. Create flying geese units by using (2) Fabric A 4” squares with a drawn diagonal line and aFabric D 7½” x 4” rectangle. Align the edges of one square and rectangle RST, and sew on thedrawn line. Trim the outermost excess fabric to ¼” and press the seam outward. Repeat on the oth-er side.

16. Repeat the same flying geese construction process described in Step 1 (8) times with Fabrics Aand D to create (8) flying geese units as shown in the diagram. These blocks should measure 7½” x4” unfinished.

17. Create HST units by pairing (1) Fabric A 3½” square with a drawn diagonal line and (1) FabricD 3½” square, RST. Sew a ¼” away from each side of the drawn diagonal line. Use a rotary cutterto separate the two HST units by cutting on the drawn line.


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18. Repeat the HST construction process to create (32) HST units using Fabrics A and D. Trim allHST units to 3” unfinished.

19. Complete the Large Fish Block using (4) HST units using Fabrics A and D, (1) flying geese unitusing Fabrics A and D, (4) Fabric A 3” x 1½” pieces, (1) Fabric A 7½” x 2¾” piece and (1) FabricA 7½” x 3¾” piece. Use the diagram for block orientation and fabric placement.

20. Trim the Large Fish Block to measure 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (8) Large FishBlocks.

Small Fish Blocks

21. Create flying geese units by using (2) Fabric A 2½” squares with a drawn diagonal line and aFabric C 4½” x 2½” rectangle. Align the edges of the square and rectangle and sew on the drawnline. Trim the outermost excess fabric to ¼” and press the corner outward. Repeat on the otherside.

22. Repeat the flying geese construction process to create (14) flying geese using Fabrics A and C.

23. Create HST units by pairing (1) Fabric A 2¼” square with a drawn diagonal line and (1) FabricC 2¼” square, RST. Sew a ¼” away from each side of the drawn diagonal line. Use a rotary cutterto separate the two HST units by cutting on the drawn line.


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24. Repeat the HST construction process to create (28) HST units using Fabrics A and C. Trim allHST units to 1¾” unfinished.

25. Create the fish in the Small Fish Block using (2) HST units with Fabrics A and C, (1) flying geeseunit with Fabrics A and C and (2) Fabric A 1¼” x 1¾” pieces. Use the diagram pictured for accu-rate fabric placement.

26. Repeat to create (14) small fish.

27. Complete the Small Fish Blocks using (2) small fish units created in Steps 25-26, (2) Fabric A9 ¼” x 2” pieces, (1) Fabric A 5¾” x 7 ½” piece, (1) Fabric A 4½” x 2” piece and (1) Fabric A 4½”x 1¼” piece. Use the diagram pictured for accurate block orientation and fabric placement.


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28. The Small Fish Block should measure 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (7) Small FishBlocks.

Seaweed Blocks

29. Seaweed blocks are offered in (4) variations. Versions 1 & 2 create the tops and middle of theseaweed. Versions 3 & 4 create the sea floor and feature sand. Create Version 1 of the Seaweedblocks (the top of the seaweed) using 2¾” x 1½” pieces cut from Fabrics A, H, I and J. Followthe diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundation piecing in the Seaweed blocks. (Please note: For seaweed length variation, occasionally Fabric A is repeated in the Seaweed Block Version 1. Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement)30. Sew together all individual paper pieces to create the Seaweed block Version 1. Trim the Sea-weed blocks to 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (5) Seaweed Block Version 1.

31. Create Version 2 of the Seaweed blocks using 2¾” x 1½” pieces cut from Fabrics A, H, I andJ. Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Version 2 of the Seaweed blocks create themiddle of the seaweed. Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundationpiecing in the Seaweed blocks.


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32. Sew together all individual paper pieces to create the Seaweed block Version 2. Trim the Sea-weed blocks to 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (2) Seaweed Block Version 2.

33. Create Version 3 of the Seaweed blocks using 2¾” x 1½” pieces cut from Fabric A, H, I and Jand Fabric B 5” x 3” pieces for the sand. Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Ver-sion 3 of the Seaweed blocks create the bottom of the sea floor and the bottom of the seaweed.Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundation piecing in the Seaweedblocks.

34. Sew together all individual paper pieces to create the Seaweed block Version 3. Trim the Sea-weed blocks to 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Repeat to create (5) Seaweed Block Version 3.


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Quilt Assembly

35. The quilt top is assembled in a 6 block wide x 10 block long grid. The Small and Large FishBlocks are distributed throughout the quilt and turned different directions. Pair the curved tops ofthe Jelly Fish and the paper pieced Jellyfish bottoms together throughout the quilt. The paperpieced Seaweed blocks should be located at the bottom of the quilt starting with Version 1 at thetop, Version 2 in the middle and Versions 3 and 4 making the sea floor. You will fill in the blankspots with Fabric A 14½” x 7½” rectangles as shown.

36. Follow the quilt layout diagram for accurate block placement and orientation. Carefully placeJellyfish bottom blocks Versions 1 and 2 due to differences in fabric placement. Carefully placeSeaweed blocks Versions 1, 2, 3 and 4 due to differences in fabric placement.

37. Sew together the quilt top in horizontal rows first alternating the direction in which you pressthe seams in each row.

38. Sew together the horizontal block rows.

39. Remove the paper piecing paper from the back of the Jellyfish bottom blocks and Seaweedblocks.


33. Create Version 4 of the Seaweed blocks using 2¾” x 1½” pieces cut from Fabric A, H, I and Jand Fabric B 5” x 3” pieces for the sand. Follow the diagrams for accurate fabric placement. Ver-sion 4 of the Seaweed blocks create the bottom of the sea floor and the shortest version of theseaweed blocks. Use the Paper Piecing Instructions given above to create all foundation piecing inthe Seaweed blocks.

34. Sew together all individual paper pieces to create the Seaweed block Version 4. Trim the Sea-weed blocks to 7½” x 14½” unfinished. Create (1) Seaweed Block Version 4.

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QUILT DIAGRAM

Finishing

40. With the backing fabric laying taut, place batting and then quilt top to form quilt sandwich.

41. Baste and quilt as desired.

42. Attach Fabric K binding to complete quilt.

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Curved Piecing Templates - Jellyfish Top

1 inch square

PLEASE PRINT TEMPLATES AT 100% SCALE.

Jellyfish Gardens Jellyfish Top Templates by Natalie Crabtree

Template A

Template B

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Pattern for "Seaweed Version 1 & 2" as 14.000 by 7.000 (inches) block, printed from EQ7!

1 inch square


Curved Piecing Templates - Jellyfish Top

Template C

Template D

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Pattern for "Jellyfish Bottom Version 1 & 2" as 14.000 by 7.000 (inches) block, printed from EQ7!

Foundation Templates - Jellyfish Bottoms for use in Versions 1 & 2 (Copy 28 times for a total of 56 templates)

1 inch square


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Foundation Templates - Seaweed Version 11 inch square


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Foundation Templates - Seaweed for use in Versions 1 & 2 (Copy 19times for a total of 57 templates. Please note: 1 template will be unused.)

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Foundation Templates - Seaweed Version 21 inch square


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Foundation Templates - Seaweed for use in Versions 3 & 4 (Copy 16times for a total of 48 templates.)

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