CrosswindsDesigned by Natalie Crabtree

Featuring Jacqueline de Jonge's: Beatsize: 76½” x 85”

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KEY FABRIC SKU YD CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

A 342Q-3 Blue 1

(3) 7" x WOF strips. Subcut (14) 7" squares; cut eachsquare once diagonally to create (28) HST. (One HST will be unused).

(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (3) 7¼" squares; cut eachsquare twice diagonally to create (12) QST. (Three QST will be unused).

B 341Q-4 Ceruleanincludes binding ¾ (9) 2¼” x WOF strips for binding.

C 344Q-3 Night ¾ (5) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (15) pieces using CuttingMethod 1 (see Pages 2 and 3).

D 341Q-2 Green ¾(3) 7" x WOF strips. Subcut (14) 7" squares; cut each

square once diagonally to create (28) HST. (One HST will be unused).

E 341Q-3 Forest ¾ (4) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (12) pieces using CuttingMethod 1 (see Pages 2 and 3).

F 342Q-2 Magenta 1

(5) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (15) pieces using CuttingMethod 1 (see Pages 2 and 3).

(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (2) 7¼" squares; cut eachsquare twice diagonally to create (8) QST. (Three QST will be unused).

G 342Q-1 Red Violet 1(4) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (12) pieces using Cutting

Method 1 (see Pages 2 and 3).(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (1) 7¼" square; cut the

square twice diagonally to create (4) QST.

H100Q-1601 Moroccan Bluelava solids

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(3) 7" x WOF strips. Subcut (14) 7" squares; cut eachsquare once diagonally to create (28) HST. (One HST will be unused).

(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (3) 7¼" squares; cut eachsquare twice diagonally to create (12) QST. (Three QST will be unused).

Cutting Notes: Mark and store your cutting pieces according to the block they have been assigned to, as this will make it much easier when you start piecing. Be sure to read the entire pattern before you begin.

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WOF = Width of Fabric HST = Half Square Triangle QST = Quarter Square Triangle

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KEY FABRIC SKU YD CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

I 100Q-1606 Creeklava solids ¾ (5) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (15) pieces using Cutting

Method 2 (see Pages 2 and 3).

J 100Q-1430 Lilypadlava solids ¾

(3) 7" x WOF strips. Subcut (14) 7" squares; cut eachsquare once diagonally to create (28) HST. (One HST will be unused).

K 100Q-1428 Cucumberlava solids ¾ (4) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (12) pieces using Cutting

Method 2 (see Pages 2 and 3).

L 100Q-1447 Tangerinelava solids 1

(5) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (15) pieces using CuttingMethod 2 (see Pages 2 and 3).

(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (2) 7¼" squares; cut eachsquare twice diagonally to create (8) QST. (Three QST will be unused).

M 100Q-1991 Heatherlava solids 1

(4) 4¾" x WOF strips. Subcut (12) pieces using CuttingMethod 2 (see Pages 2 and 3).

(1) 7¼" x WOF strip. Subcut (1) 7¼" square; cut thesquare twice diagonally to create (4) QST.

Backing 583” x 90” piece of batting.

WOF = Width of Fabric HST = Half Square Triangle QST = Quarter Square Triangle

Cutting Method Instructions

Cutting Method 1

• Place the 4¾” x WOF fabric strip onto the cutting mat, right side up, and with WOF strip unfolded so that only one cut is made at a time. Trim the left edge of the fabric strip using the 45° angle. This will allow you to begin cutting fabrics for piecing.

• Align the 45° angle of the ruler along the bottom edge of the fabric strip. Before cutting fabrics, make sure that the bottom edge and the top edge of the fabric measures 9¾”. Diagrams on Page 3 show this process. Lay a ruler over the fabric piece and ensure that the fabric measures 14” from top to bottom and 4¾” across. Accurate measurements are crucial for piecing.

• Begin cutting fabric pieces as shown in the diagram on Page 3. (3) cuts can be made per strip. There should be (2) 45° angles present on the fabric piece as shown. Cutting Method 1 will be a mirror image of Cutting Method 2.

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WOF = Width of Fabric

Cutting Method 2

• Place the 4¾” x WOF fabric strip onto the cutting mat wrong side up with WOF strip unfolded so that only one cut is made at a time. Trim the left edge of the fabric strip using the 45° angle. This will allow you to begin cutting fabrics for piecing.

• Align the 45° angle of the ruler along the bottom edge of the fabric strip. Before cutting fabrics, make sure that the bottom edge and the top edge of the fabric measures 9¾”. Diagrams show this process. Lay a ruler over the fabric piece and ensure that the fabric measures 14” from top to bottom and 4¾” across. Accurate measurements are crucial for piecing.

• Begin cutting fabric pieces as shown in the diagram. (3) cuts can be made per strip. There should be (2) 45° angles present on the fabric piece as shown. Cutting Method 2 will be a mirror image of Cutting Method 1.

Cutting Method 2Cutting Method 1

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Piecing Instructions

1. The quilt is assembled in vertical rows using a combination of HST, QST and fabric pieces cut using Cutting Methods 1 and 2. Vertical rows are labeled as Rows 1-4. Follow the following fabric combination guide as well as the diagrams on page 5 for accurate fabric placement. Sew fabrics in the order in which they are written using a ¼” seam. Pressing instructions are listed for each vertical row.

2. Begin Piecing Row 1:

(1) Fabric F 7¼" QST -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric I Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric F Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric I Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric F Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric I Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric F Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7¼" QST.

3. Reference diagrams for Row 1 Assembly for fabric placement. Repeat to create (5) identical Row 1. Press seams toward the Fabric H 7¼” QST as shown in the diagram on Page 5.

4. Begin piecing Row 2:

(1) Fabric L 7¼" QST -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric C Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric L Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric C Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric L Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric C Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric L Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7¼" QST.

5. Reference diagrams for Row 2 Assembly for fabric placement. Repeat to create (5) identical Row 2. Press seams toward the Fabric L 7¼” QST as shown in the diagram on Page 5.

6. Begin piecing Row 3:

(1) Fabric G 7¼" QST -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric K Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric G Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric K Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric G Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7" HST -> (1) Fabric K Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric J 7" HST -> (1) Fabric G Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric H 7¼" QST.

7. Reference diagrams for Row 3 Assembly for fabric placement. Repeat to create (4) identical Row 3. Press seams toward the Fabric H 7¼” QST as shown in the diagram on Page 5.

8. Begin piecing Row 4:

(1) Fabric M 7¼" QST -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric E Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric M Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric E Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric M Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7" HST -> (1) Fabric E Cutting Method 1 -> (1) Fabric D 7" HST -> (1) Fabric M Cutting Method 2 -> (1) Fabric A 7¼" QST.

9. Reference diagrams for Row 4 Assembly for fabric placement. Repeat to create (4) identical Row 4. Press seams toward the Fabric M 7¼” QST as shown in the diagram on Page 5.

HST = Half Square Triangle QST = Quarter Square Triangle

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Quilt Top Assembly

10. Lay out the quilt according to the Quilt Assembly Diagram above. Rows 1-4 are in order numerically. HST, QST and Cutting Methods 1 & 2 should be paired up together throughout the quilt top alternating fabrics throughout.

11. Once you have confirmed that the layout is correct, begin sewing together the rows as shown. Use pins to align seams.

Finishing

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

13. Baste and quilt as desired.

14. Attach Fabric B binding to complete quilt.

QUILT ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM