Charmed Dutch Nine Patch Quilt with 13.5” Blocks · PDF fileCharmed Dutch Nine Patch Quilt with 13.5” Blocks Cindy Carter 2011 Full/Queen – 95” by 95” Twin – 68” by 95”

Charmed Dutch Nine Patch Quiltwith 13.5” Blocks

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Full/Queen – 95” by 95”Twin – 68” by 95”Baby or Lap Quilt – 41” by 41”

Block Size – 13.5”

This is an excellent quilt for Charm Packs, Fat Quarters and Fat Eighths.I just finished a totally scrappy twin top using Charm Packs and love it. I supplemented with some additional fabric from my stash.Fabric Options:

1. ScrappyTotally Scrappy – great for use with Charm Packs.Good with Fat Quarters, Fat Eighths, and other larger scraps.

2. Scrappy with every block in a different fabric.

3. Non-Scrappy – use coordinating fabricsYou can use solids

or prints .. anything that is recognizable in a 5” square or smaller.One light fabricOne medium fabricOne dark fabric

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Fabric Requirements: 1. Totally Scrappy (I supplemented my Charm Packs with 5” squares cut from fabrics in my stash.)

Baby/Lap Twin Full/Queen

5” squares or charms 44 159 225Striped fabric for binding and inside border

1 yd 2 yds 2 ¼ yds

Background Fabric 1yd 2 ½ yards 3 ¼ yards


2. Scrappy with each block in a different fabric. Baby/Lap Twin Full/Queen

Number of different fabrics

9 35 49

5” colored squares for each block

Block A – 4 squaresBlock D – 3 squares

Block A – 4 squaresBlock B – 4 squaresBlock C – 2 squaresBlock D – 3 squares


2” colored squares for each block

Block A – 5 squaresBlock C – 4 squares


Block A – 5 squaresBlock B – 4 squaresBlock C – 5 squaresBlock D – 4 square

Striped fabric for binding and inside border

1 yd 2 yds 2 ¼ yds



3. Non-Scrappy Baby/Lap Twin Full/Queen

Dark Fabric ½ yard 1 ¼ yards 1 ¾ yardsMedium Fabric ½ yard 1 ¼ yards 1 ¾ yardsStriped fabric for binding and inside border

1 yd 2 yds 2 ¼ yds



Cutting Directions:WOF is Width of Fabric .. usually 42/44”.Inside Border (striped) Fabric


5” by WOF strips

from these strips cut5” by 14” rectangles

5” by 41” rectangles

5” by 68” rectangles(these need to be pieced)

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4

6

2

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4

Background Fabric Baby/Lap Twin Full/Queen

5” by WOF strips 4 15 21 Then cut into 5” squares

32 118 168

2” by WOF strips 2 8 11 Then cut into 2” squares

40 157 220

Colored Fabrics

1. Totally Scrappy – GREAT use for 5” charm packs. You can also cut (4) 2” squares from each charm instead of cutting strips first.


5” squares (charms) colored fabric

32 118 168

2” squares colored fabric (cut 4 from each charm)

41 158 221


2. Scrappy with each block in a different colored fabric. Cut the following colored fabrics:

Baby/Lap Twin Full

Number of different fabrics 9fabrics

35fabrics

49fabrics

For each colored fabric cut: The number of squares varies with the block you are making. I cut these squares right before making the block to avoid wasting fabric.

(2-4) 5” squares per fabric

(4-5) 2” squares per fabric

Make the Blocks:

1. Sew the 9 Patch centers first. Sew 3 rows. Press to the colored fabric.

Sew rows together nesting seams. Press these rows in either direction.

2. Sew the rest of the block. Sew 2 or 3 rows depending on the block. Press to the colored fabric.

Sew the rows together nesting seams. Press these seams to the CENTER of the block.


Number of Blocks to MakeUse a 1/4” seam throughout.


Block A 5 12 17

Block B 7 12

Block C 6 8

Block D 4 10 12


4. Non-Scrappy Baby/Lap Twin Full/Queen

Dark Fabric – 2” Strips

(2) 2” stripsThen cut

(41) 2” squares


(90) 2” squares


(125) 2” squaresDark Fabric – 5” Strips


(32) 5” squares


(60) 5” squares


(84) 5” squaresMedium Fabric -2” Strips


(16) 2” squares


(68) 2” squares


(160) 2” squaresMedium Fabric -5” Strips


(12) 5” squares


(58) 5” squares


(144) 5” squares

Make Borders: 1. Lap/Baby Quilt Top and Bottom Borders. Make (2)

Sew a 5” by 14” striped rectangle to Block D.Press to the striped rectangle.

Sew a Block A to either end.Press to the striped border.

Lap/Baby Quilt Side Borders. Make (2)Sew a 5” by 14” striped rectangle to Block D.Press to the striped rectangle.


2. Twin Top and Bottom Borders (Make 2)-Sew 3 blocks together. Block D, Block C, Block D-Press in either direction.

-Sew a striped 5” by 41” rectangle to the blocks.-Press to the striped rectangle.

-Sew a Block A to either end of each border.-Press to the striped border.

Twin Side Borders (Make 2)-Sew 5 blocks together. Block D, Block C, Block D, Block C, Block D-Press in either direction.



3. Full/Queen Top and Bottom Borders (Make 2).-Sew 5 blocks together. Block D, Block C, Block D, Block C, Block D-Press in either direction.


-Sew a Block A to either end of each border.-Press to the striped border.

Full/Queen Side Borders (Make 2)-Sew 5 blocks together. Block D, Block C, Block D, Block C, Block D-Press in either direction.



Final Asembly

Lap/Baby Quilt1. Sew a side border to either side of the remaining Block A.2. Press to the side borders.3. Sew on top and bottom borders.4. Press to top and bottom borders.

Twin QuiltSew blocks into rows.

1. Sew (3) of Row A – Block A, Block B, Block A2. Press to the left

3. Sew (2) of Row B – Block B, Block A, Block B4. Press to the right.


Twin QuiltSew rows together, nesting seams. Row A, Row B, Row A, Row B, Row APress seams down.

Add the borders.1. Sew a side border to either side of the quilt.2. Press to the side borders.3. Sew on top and bottom borders.4. Press to top and bottom borders.


Full/Queen QuiltSew blocks into rows.

1. Sew (3) of Row A – Block A, Block B, Block A, Block B, Block A2. Press to the left

3. Sew (2) of Row B – Block B, Block A, Block B, Block A, Block B4. Press to the right.

Sew rows together, nesting seams. Row A, Row B, Row A, Row B, Row APress seams down.


Full/Queen QuiltAdd the borders.

1. Sew a side border to either side of the quilt.2. Press to the side borders.3. Sew on top and bottom borders.4. Press to top and bottom borders.


Copyright Information

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That being said, all you wonderful quilters please use them to create quilts for yourself and others. You may sell any quilts you make for a profit (no mass production). You may exhibit your quilts. I would love it if you can use the patterns as a resource to help others, gifts for others who are sick or in need, our military, charities and fundraisers of any kind. You may use the patterns to teach classes as long as you provide the patterns free of charge to your students.

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Charmed Dutch Nine Patch Quilt with 13.5” Blocks · PDF fileCharmed Dutch Nine Patch Quilt with 13.5” Blocks Cindy Carter 2011 Full/Queen – 95” by 95” Twin – 68” by 95”