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This quilt features theExotic Garden Collection
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
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Fabric AEXOT-02 RedCenter/Accent Squares!2 yards
Fabric BEXOT-03 RedBlock Accent! yard
Fabric CEXOT-06 RedBlock Accent Triangles#4 yards
$” x $@”&#” x $@”%
@2” squares@2” x $@”@) !^)@” squares@” x $@”% !))
Fabric DEXOT-06 Dark GrayAccent Border & Trianglesw yard
$2” squares$2” x $@”# @)@” squares@” x $@”!)!2” squares!2” x $@”&
@2” x $@”!) *)
@” squares@” x $@”!) @)
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
Fabric FEXOT-06 WhiteBackground!a yards
Fabric EEXOT-05 GrayBlock Triangle Accents!q yards
Fabric GEXOT-05 RedStar Points!a yards
Fabric HEXOT-04 RedBackground Accent!4 yards
@” squares
$” x $@”&
*)#” x $@”%@” x $@”$
@” x %”@” x $@”@) !^)
%” x $@”*
%” x $@”&
Fabric IEXOT-01 RedOutside Border@2 yards
*2” x $@”(
@))!^)
Exotic GardenCrimson Blooms Quilt
material listBacking &s yardsBatting (!” x !)&”
Read Cutting the Fabric priorto cutting fabrics.Cut strips as indicated in chart then cut smaller pieces listed from these strips
@2” x $2””
& Binding
Note: Diagrams in this project uses the Crimson Blooms fabricselection, note color to right of fabric (shown above) matches those used in step diagrams and do not match the colors used in the Azure Blooms fabric version.
This quilt features theExotic Garden Collection
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
*#" x (("
Fabric AEXOT-02 BlueCenter/Accent Squares!2 yards
Fabric BEXOT-03 BlueBlock Accent! yard
Fabric CEXOT-06 BlueBlock Accent Triangles#4 yards
$” x $@”&#” x $@”%
@2” squares@2” x $@”@) !^)@” squares@” x $@”% !))
Fabric DEXOT-06 Dark GrayAccent Border & Trianglesw yard
$2” squares$2” x $@”# @)@” squares@” x $@”!)!2” squares!2” x $@”&
@2” x $@”!) *)
@” squares@” x $@”!) @)
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
Fabric FEXOT-06 WhiteBackground!a yards
Fabric EEXOT-05 GrayBlock Triangle Accents!q yards
Fabric GEXOT-05 BlueStar Points!a yards
Fabric HEXOT-04 BlueBackground Accent!4 yards
@” squares
$” x $@”&
*)#” x $@”%@” x $@”$
@” x %”@” x $@”@) !^)
%” x $@”*
%” x $@”&
Fabric IEXOT-01 BlueOutside Border@2 yards
*2” x $@”(
@))!^)
Exotic GardenAzure Blooms Quilt
@2” x $2””
material listBacking &s yardsBatting (!” x !)&”
Read Cutting the Fabric priorto cutting fabrics.Cut strips as indicated in chart then cut smaller pieces listed from these strips
& Binding
Note: Diagrams in this project uses the Crimson Blooms fabricselection, note color to right of fabric (shown above) matches those used in step diagrams and do not match the colors used in the Amethyst Blooms fabric version.
This quilt features theExotic Garden Collection
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
*#" x (("
Fabric AEXOT-02 PurpleCenter/Accent Squares!2 yards
Fabric BEXOT-03 PurpleBlock Accent! yard
Fabric CEXOT-06 PurpleBlock Accent Triangles#4 yards
$” x $@”&#” x $@”%
@2” squares@2” x $@”@) !^)@” squares@” x $@”% !))
Fabric DEXOT-06 Dark GrayAccent Border & Trianglesw yard
$2” squares$2” x $@”# @)@” squares@” x $@”!)!2” squares!2” x $@”&
@2” x $@”!) *)
@” squares@” x $@”!) @)
First Cuts Next CutsFabric Name, Placement & Yardage
Fabric FEXOT-06 WhiteBackground!a yards
Fabric EEXOT-05 GrayBlock Triangle Accents!q yards
Fabric GEXOT-05 PurpleStar Points!a yards
Fabric HEXOT-04 PurpleBackground Accent!4 yards
@” squares
$” x $@”&
*)#” x $@”%@” x $@”$
@” x %”@” x $@”@) !^)
%” x $@”*
%” x $@”&
Fabric IEXOT-01 PurpleOutside Border@2 yards
*2” x $@”(
@))!^)
Exotic GardenAmethyst Blooms Quilt
@2” x $2””
material listBacking &s yardsBatting (!” x !)&”
Read Cutting the Fabric priorto cutting fabrics.Cut strips as indicated in chart then cut smaller pieces listed from these strips
& Binding
Cutting the Fabric
1. Cut one 3”-wide Fabric C strip in half it will take @2 strips to cut each set of triangles using Unit 1 or Unit 2 patterns. Using Unit 1 pattern cut eighty triangles from 3”-wide Fabric C strips. Using Unit 2 pattern cut eightytriangles from 3”-wide Fabric C strips.
2. Cut one 3”-wide Fabric E strip in half it will take @2 strips to cut each set of triangles using Unit 1 or Unit 2 patterns. Using Unit 1 pattern cut eighty triangles from 3”-wide Fabric E strips. Using Unit 2 pattern cut eightytriangles from 3”-wide Fabric E strips.
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3. Cut one 4”-wide Fabric C strip in half it will take #2 strips to cut each set of triangles using Unit 3 or Unit 4 patterns. Using Unit 3 pattern cut eighty triangles from 4”-wide Fabric C strips. Using Unit 4 pattern cut eightytriangles from 4”-wide Fabric C strips.
4. Cut one 4”-wide Fabric E strip in half it will take #2 strips to cut each set of triangles using Unit 3 or Unit 4 patterns. Using Unit 3 pattern cut eighty triangles from 4”-wide Fabric E strips. Using Unit 4 pattern cut eightytriangles from 4”-wide Fabric E strips.
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5. It will take 4 strips to cut each set of triangles using Unit 5 smaller triangle pieces. Using Unit 5 smaller trianglepattern cut one hundred and sixty triangles, eighty of each variation from 5”-wide Fabric G strips
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6. Using Unit 5 larger triangle piece cut eighty triangles from 5”-wide Fabric H strips.
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Cut 80 from 5”-wide Fabric H strips
Cut 80 from four 5”-wide Fabric G strips.
Cut 80 from four 5”-wide Fabric G strips.
Cut one 3”-wide Fabric C and E strip in half. From @2 Fabric C or E strips cut 80 triangles of each.
From @2 strips of 3”-wide Fabric C or E strips cut 80 triangles of each.
Cut one 4”-wide Fabric C and E strip in half. From #2 Fabric C or E strips cut 80 triangles of each.
From #2 strips of 4”-wide Fabric C or E strips cut 80 triangles of each.
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Making the Quilt
Before you begin read all instructions. Referring toproject Cutting Chart, cut First Cuts strips as indicated inchart then cut smaller pieces listed under Next Cutsfrom these strips. Use an accurate seam allowances and assembly line method to construct this quilt. Use a4”-wide seam allowance throughout this project. Pressseams in direction of arrows as indicated in eachdiagram.
1. Sew triangle pieces together to make eighty units ofeach of the following; Unit 1, Unit 2, Unit 3, Unit 4, andUnit 5 as shown.
2. Draw a diagonal line on one 2” Fabric A square. Placemarked square and one 2” Fabric D square right sidestogether. Sew a scant4” away from drawn line on bothsides, cut on drawn line, and press. Make twenty. Trimsquares to !2” to make forty half-square triangle units.
3. Draw a diagonal line on one 2” Fabric E square. Placemarked square and one 2” Fabric C square right sidestogether. Sew a scant4” away from drawn line on bothsides, cut on drawn line, and press. Make eighty. Trimsquares to !2” to make one hundred sixty half-squaretriangle units.
4. Sew one unit from step 2 to one unit from step 3 asshown.Press.Sew one unit from step 3 to one !2”FabricA square. Press. Sew units from this step together asshown. Press. Make forty.
5. Sew one unit from step 4 to one Unit 2 as shown.Press. Sew one Unit 1 to one !2” Fabric A square. Press.Sew units from this step together as shown. Press. Makeforty.
6. Sew one unit from step 5 to one Unit 4 as shown.Press. Sew One Unit 3 to one @” Fabric A square. Press.Sew units from this step together as shown. Press. Makeforty.
7. Sew one unit from step 6 to one @” x %” Fabric F pieceas shown. Press. Sew one @” x %” Fabric F piece to one 2”Fabric A square. Sew units from this step together asshown. Press. Make forty and label Unit 6.
8. Draw a diagonal line on one 2” Fabric C square. Placemarked square and one @” Fabric A square right sidestogether. Sew a scant4” away from drawn line on bothsides, cut on drawn line, and press. Make twenty. Trimsquares to !2” to make forty half-square triangle units.
9.Sew one unit from step 8 to one unit from step 3 asshown.Press.Sew one unit from step 3 to one !2”FabricA square. Press. Sew units from this step together asshown. Press. Make forty.
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Unit 3 Unit 4Unit 5
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Fabric D- ””@” squareFabric A- ””@” squareMake @)
Square to ””2! ”Make $)Half-square Triangles Units
Fabric E- ””@” squareFabric C- ””@” squareMake *)
Square to ””2! ”Make !^)Half-square Triangles Units
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””@”
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Fabric C- ””@” squareFabric A- ””@” squareMake @)
Square to ””2! ”Make $)Half-square Triangles Units
””@”
””@”
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%”
Unit 6
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10. Sew one unit from step 9 to one Unit 2 as shown. Press.Sew one Unit 1 to one !2” Fabric A square. Press. Sewunits from this step together as shown. Press. Make forty.
11. Sew one unit from step 10 to one Unit 4 as shown. Press.Sew One Unit 3 to one @” Fabric A square. Press. Sew unitsfrom this step together as shown. Press. Make forty.
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13. Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of two @2”Fabric C squares. This will be your sewing line. Place onemarked square on one @2” x $2” Fabric B piece as shown.Stitch on drawn line, trim 4” away from stitch lines andpress. Sew remaining marked square to piece as shown.Trim and press. Make eighty.
14. Sew one Unit 5 to one unit from step 13 as shown.Press. Make eighty.
15. Sew one unit from step 14 between one Unit 6 andone Unit 7 as shown. Press. Make forty.
Fabric C- ””2@ ” squareFabric B- ””2@ ” x $2”Make *)
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16. Sew one $2” Fabric A square between two units fromstep 14 as shown. Press. Make twenty.
17. Sew unit from step 16 between two units from step 15 asshown. Press. Make twenty. Block measures !^2” square.
Assembling the Blocks
1. Referring to layout arrange and sew together five rowswith four blocks each. Press seams in opposite directionfrom row to row. Sew rows together. Press.
2. Sew @” x $@” Fabric D strips end-to-end to make onecontinuous @”-wide Fabric D strip. Press. Measure quilt fromtop to bottom. Cut two @”-wide strips to this measurement.Sew to sides of quilt. Press seams toward border.
3. Measure quilt through center from side to side, includingborders just added. Cut two @”-wide Fabric D strips to thatmeasurement. Sew to top and bottom of quilt and press.
4. Referring to steps 2 and 3 to join, measure, trim, and sew*2”-wide Fabric I Outside Border, strips to sides, top, andbottom of quilt. Press.
Finishing the Quilt
1. Cut backing fabric piece into three equal pieces. Sewpieces together to make one 91”x 120”approximate backingpiece. Press and trim backing to measure 91” x 107”.
2. Press backing and quilt top trimming all excess threads.Layer and baste backing, batting, and quilt top together.Hand or machine quilt as desired. .
12. Sew one unit from step 11 to one 2” x 5” Fabric F piece as shown. Press. Sew one 2” x 5” Fabric F piece to one 2” Fabric A square. Press. Sew units from this step together as shown. Press. Make forty and label Unit 7.
3. Using @2”-wide Fabric C strips bind quilt as desired.
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Unit 3
Unit 3
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Some printers may make smaller copies than original templates refer to Unit 3 and Unit 5 for reference measurements as a guide. Adjust copies as needed to obtain the appropriate size.
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