I have decided to make a BABY quilt size.
So, as noted last week, I will be skipping this step.
This step applies to those who are making the LAP and FULL size settings.
Making the BEAR PRINT Border Blocks:
Step 1: Use the STOP method
to add the Background (A) squares to the Grey (E) rectangles.
Step
2:
Sew the (B) and (F) strips together. Crosscut WOF strip sets into 1” wide units.
- Make 112 for the LAP 68” x 68”
- Make 144 units for the FULL 84” x 84”
Step 3: Sew the (F) and (C)
strips together. Trim
end flush and then crosscut each WOF strip set into 1” wide units.
- Make 112 for the LAP 68” x 68”
- Make 144 for the FULL 84” x 84”
Step
4:
Sew the units together to make the paws.
Step 5: Add the (D) squares to the sides of the paw prints. Sew
the blocks together. Completed
blocks measure 4.5” x 8.5” including seam allowances and will finish at 4” x
8”.
- Make 28 BEAR PRINT BLOCKS for the LAP 68” x 68”
- Make 36 BEAR PRINT BLOCKS for the FULL 84” x 84”
For those who are joining in the quilt along, I have decided to have a linky party where you can share your progress throughout the quilt along. So if you are making the LAP or FULL size quilt and have finished your Paw Print Border Blocks, you can link up here!
Click on this link ===> MOD Bear Paw QAL page for all the details and to see the schedule.
A quilt along is always more fun than quilting alone.
Then grab a button below and share it on your blog!
If you are interested in quilting along, please add the button to your blog and help to spread the word. Also.... Please feel free to share via social media! And add the hashtag #MODbearpawQAL
It is not necessary to purchase the pattern in order to participate. But if you would prefer the convenience of using a printable pdf pattern, MOD Bear Paw is available for purchase and includes complete cutting instructions and a detailed guide to finishing the entire quilt in any of the four different sizes listed. The pattern is available in my pattern store here.
3 comments:
Oh...so that's how you make the bear paws! I was wondering. I thought that maybe they were appliqued. Glad to see how to do them. I don't have time to make this quilt right now, but it's definitely on my near future list. :) Thanks for the QAL.
We'll darn, I didn't write this down on my list and forgot about it. I hope you have another QAL , I've become addicted to them.
We'll darn, I didn't write this down on my list and forgot about it. I hope you have another QAL , I've become addicted to them.
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