Holiday Renaissance quilt pattern - Hoffman California Fabrics

Yardages
Holiday Renaissance
Fabric Collection by Hoffman Fabrics
Quilt design by Nancy Mahoney • Quilt size: 69½" x 84½" • Block size: 12"
Code Amount Used for
Fabric A G8571 scarlet gold ⅔ yard Star blocks
Fabric B G8593 cream gold 3 ½ yards Blocks, sashing and borders
Fabric C G8593 hunter gold ⅝ yards Star blocks and pieced border
Fabric D G8572 scarlet gold ¼ yard Star blocks
Fabric E G8573 Christmas gold ¼ yard Star blocks
Fabric F G8574 hunter gold ¼ yard Star blocks
Fabric G G8576 hunter gold ¼ yard Star blocks
Fabric H G8593 scarlet gold ⅝ yard Sashing
Fabric I G8588 hunter gold 1 ⅛ yard Narrow border, border squares, and binding
Fabric J G8577 Christmas gold 1 ⅜ yards Outer border
Backing: 5 ¼ yards of any Holiday Renaissance fabric
Batting: 75" x 90" piece of Soft Touch cotton batting by Fairfield
Cutting
All strips are cut across the width of fabric (wof).
From fabric A, cut:
• (5) 3⅞" x wof strips; crosscut into (48) 3⅞" squares.
Cut each square once diagonally to yield (96) triangles.
From fabric B, cut:
• (3) 7¼" x wof strips; crosscut into (12) 7¼" strips. Cut
each square twice diagonally to yield (48) triangles.
• (3) 3⅞" x wof strips; crosscut into (24) 3⅞" squares.
Cut each square once diagonally to yield (48) triangles.
• (8) 3½" x wof strips; crosscut into (196) 1½" x 3½"
rectangles
• (37) 1½" x wof strips
From fabric C, cut:
• (3) 3⅞" x wof strips; crosscut into (24) 3⅞" squares.
Cut each square once diagonally to yield (48) triangles.
• (3) 1½" x wof strips
From each of fabrics D, E, F, and G, cut:
• (3) 6½" squares (12 total)
From fabric H, cut:
• (12) 1½" x wof strips
From fabric I, cut:
• (8) 2¼" x wof binding strips
• (7) 1½" x wof border strips
• (4) 6½" border squares
From fabric J, cut:
• (7) 6" x wof border strips
Quilt design by Nancy Mahoney, 2010 • www.nancymahoney.com

Making the Star Blocks
1. Sew two fabric A triangle to the short sides of a 7¼"
fabric B triangle to make a flying‐geese unit. Press
the seam allowances toward the A triangles. Make
48 flying‐geese units.
2. Sew a 3⅞" fabric B triangle to a fabric C triangle to
make a half‐square‐triangle unit. Press the seam
allowances toward the fabric C triangle. Make 48
half‐square‐triangle units.
3. Lay out four flying‐geese units, four half‐square‐
triangle units, and one fabric D square in a nine‐
patch arrangement. Sew the pieces together in
rows and then sew the rows together to complete a
Star block. Using the fabric D, fabric E, fabric F, and
fabric G squares; make a total of 12 Star blocks.
Making the Sashing
1. Sew 1½"‐wide fabric B strips to both long sides of a
fabric H strip to make a strip set. Press the seam
allowances toward the fabric H strip. Make 12 strip
sets. From the strips sets, cut (31) 12½"‐wide
sashing strips and (20) 1½"‐wide segments.
2. Sew a fabric B rectangle to opposite sides of a
1½"‐wide segments from step 1 to
make a sashing block. Press the seam
allowances toward the B rectangles.
Make 20 sashing blocks.
Making the Pieced Border
1. Sew 1½"‐wide fabric B strips to both long sides of a
fabric C strip to make a strip set. Press the seam
allowances toward the fabric C strip. Make 3 strip
sets. From the strips sets, cut (78) 1½"‐wide
segments.
2. Sew a fabric B rectangle to opposite
sides of a segment from step 1 to
make a border block. Press the seam
allowances toward the B rectangles. Make 78
border blocks.
3. Sew 21 blocks together to make a side border strip.
Make two side border strips.
4. Sew 18 blocks together to make a top border strip.
Repeat to make a bottom border strip.
Assembling the Quilt Top
1. Sew three Star blocks and four 12½" sashing strips
together to make a block row. Press the seam
allowances toward the sashing strips. Make four
block rows.
2. Sew four sashing blocks and three sashing strips
together to make a sashing row. Press the seam
allowances toward the sashing strips. Make five
sashing rows.
3. Sew the block rows and the sashing rows together
as shown in the photo; press.
4. Sew the side pieced borders and then the top and
bottom borders to the quilt top and press.
5. Sew the remaining fabric B strips together end to
end. Measure the length of the quilt top. Cut two
strips to this length and sew them to the sides of
the quilt top. Measure the width of the quilt top,
including the just‐added borders. Cut two strips to
this length and sew them to the top and bottom of
the quilt top. Press all seam allowances toward the
borders.
6. In the same manner, sew 1½"‐wide fabric I strips
together end to end. Measure, cut, and sew the
strips to the quilt top.
7. Sew the fabric J strips together end to end.
Measure the length and width of the quilt top. Cut
two strips to the length measurement and sew
them to the sides of the quilt top.
Quilt design by Nancy Mahoney, 2010 • www.nancymahoney.com

8. Cut two strips to the width measurement. Sew a
fabric I square to each end of each strip. Sew the
strips to the top and bottom of the quilt top.
9. Layer the quilt top with batting and backing; baste.
Quilt as desired. Using the 2¼"‐wide binding strips,
make and attach binding.
Quilt design by Nancy Mahoney, 2010 • www.nancymahoney.com