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<strong>Woodwinds</strong> <strong>Flannel</strong><br />
Fabric by Faye Burgos<br />
Quilt by Jean Ann Wright<br />
980 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10018 www.MarcusFabrics.com
<strong>Woodwinds</strong> <strong>Flannel</strong> Fabric by Faye Burgos Quilt by Jean Ann Wright Page 2 of 3<br />
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS & CUTTING GUIDE<br />
“wof” = width of fabric<br />
Fabric A 3172-0211 2-1/4 yards Cut (9) 8-1/2" x wof strips, sew together end-to-end, recut<br />
into (4) 8-1/2" x 92" outside borders<br />
Fabric B 3173-0213 3/4 yard Cut (2) 10-1/2" x wof strips, recut into (5) 10-1/2" squares<br />
Fabric C 3173-0242 3/4 yard Cut (4) 5-1/2" x wof strips, recut into (24) 5-1/2" squares<br />
Fabric D 3174-0233 1-3/8 yards Cut (8) 5-1/2" x wof strips, recut into (24) 5-1/2" x 10-1/2" rectangles<br />
Cut (1) 11-1/4” x wof strip. recut into (2) 11-1/4” squares. Cut<br />
each square on both diagonals to make (8) quarter-square triangles<br />
Fabric E 3175-0213 1-1/8 yard Cut (1) 5-1/2” x wof strip, recut into (4) 5-1/2" squares<br />
Cut (1) 4-1/8" x wof strip, recut into (8) 4-1/8" squares<br />
Cut (9) 2-1/2” x wof strips, sew together end-to-end for binding<br />
Fabric F 3175-0242 5/8 yard Cut (9) 3-1/2" x wof strips, sew together end-to-end, recut<br />
Skill Level: Intermediate<br />
Finished Size: 86” x 86”<br />
Block size: 20" x 20"<br />
into (4) 3-1/2" x 92" middle borders<br />
Fabric G 3176-0211 1-3/4 yards Cut (2) 5-7/8" x wof strips, recut into (8) 5-7/8" squares, then<br />
cut squares in half on diagonal once to make (16) triangles<br />
Cut (5) 5-1/2" x wof strips, recut into (32) 5-1/2" squares<br />
Cut (9) 2-1/2" x wof strips, sew together end-to-end, recut<br />
into (4) 2-1/2" x 92" inside borders<br />
Fabric H 3176-0214 3/8 yard Cut (2) 5-7/8" x wof strip,s recut into (8) 5-7/8" squares, then<br />
cut squares in half on diagonal once to make (16) triangles<br />
Fabric I 3176-0232 1-3/8 yards Cut (8) 5-1/2” x wof strips; recut into (16) 5-1/2” squares and<br />
(4) 5-1/2” x 10-1/2” rectangles<br />
Fabric J 3178-0214 1 yard Cut (1) 6-1/4” x wof strip; recut into (4) 6-1/4” squares, then cut<br />
each square on both diagonals to make (16) triangles<br />
Backing: 5-1/3 yards 3174-0211, cut into (2) equal pieces and sew together selvedge to selvedge. Trim to 94" square for backing.<br />
See Diagrams on Page 3<br />
INSTRUCTIONS<br />
Note: This quilt is designed with the Circle of Nine setting using spacers instead of sashings to connect the blocks.<br />
1. Flying Geese units: Refer to Flying Geese Diagram - position a 5-1/2" fabric G square at one end of a 5-1/2" x 10-1/2" fabric D rectangle.<br />
Sew a diagonal line from corner to corner, trim 1/4" from stitching line, fold triangle out to the right side and press. Repeat on the opposite side<br />
of the rectangle with a matching 5-1/2" fabric G square to make a D-G flying geese unit. Repeat to make 16 D-G Eight D-J and four I-C flying<br />
geese units.<br />
2. Square in a Square units: referring to the Square in a Square Diagram, position a 5-1/2" fabric J square on opposite corners of a 10-1/2" fabric<br />
B square. Sew in a diagonal line from corner to corner, trim 1/4" from stitching line, fold triangle out to the right side and press. Repeat on<br />
opposite corner. Repeat to complete four Square in a Square units.<br />
3. Sew a 5-7/8" fabric H triangle to a 5-7/8" fabric G triangle to make a half-square triangle unit. Make 16 units.<br />
4. Sew a D-G flying geese unit to each side of a square-in-a-square unit to make the center row.<br />
5. Sew a G-H half square triangle unit to opposite ends of two D-G flying geese unit to make rows. Sew these rows to opposite sides of the<br />
center row to complete a Fox and Geese block. Repeat to make four blocks.<br />
6. Pieced spacers: Referring to the Pieced Spacer Diagram, sew a quarter-square fabric J triangle unit to two adjacent sides of a 4-1/8" fabric E<br />
square. Make 8 units. Sew the units to a fabric D quarter-square triangle. Make 8 units. Sew two units together to complete the center section of<br />
the spacer. Sew an I-J flying geese unit to each end of the spacer units to complete four spacers.<br />
7. Refer to the Quilt Assembly Diagram for the next steps to sew the quilt together.<br />
8. Sew a spacer between two Fox and Geese blocks to make a row. Make 2 rows. Sew the remaining two spacers to opposite sides of the 10-<br />
1/2" fabric B square to make a spacer row. Sew the block/spacer rows to each side of center spacer row to complete center section of the quilt.<br />
9. Pieced borders: Sew a 5-1/2" fabric C square to each end of a D-J flying geese unit to make a border unit. Make 8 border units. Sew a border<br />
unit to each side of the an I-C flying geese unit to complete a side border strip. Make 4 side border strips. Sew one of these strips to opposite<br />
sides of the quilt center. Sew a 5-1/2" fabric E square to each end of the 2 remaining border strips, sew the borders to the top and bottom of the<br />
quilt center.<br />
10. Sew a fabric G and fabric F border strip to a fabric A border strip; repeat to make four foined border strips.<br />
11. Center and sew the joined border strips to each side of the quilt with an equal amount of border fabric overlapping at each end and stopping<br />
1/4" from the ends of the quilt center. Miter the corners and trim away excess fabric; press seams open.<br />
Finishing<br />
12. Layer the quilt top, batting and backing. Baste, then quilt the layers together.
<strong>Woodwinds</strong> <strong>Flannel</strong> Fabric by Faye Burgos Quilt by Jean Ann Wright Page 3 of 3<br />
Quilt Assembly Diagram
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