Quilt a modern blooms wall quilt: Here’s what you need to get started by Sarah Vanderburgh February 21, 2022 written by Sarah Vanderburgh February 21, 2022 228 It’s time to sew for spring! At least, that’s what I’m doing this week. Winter keeps my garden blanketed for a few more months, but I’m already dreaming of the day the daffodils pop through with their bright yellow petals. This week, I’m pairing my enthusiasm for spring weather with the precision of the PFAFF performance icon to make a wall quilt. A nice, bold, bright one with lots of stitches to make me feel all groovy! PFAFF performance icon Whatever colors you choose, enjoy the process of adding layers of texture with the built-in stitches of the performance icon. Modern Blooms wall quilt The materials list is organized into a cutting chart to make the best use of your time. I used 2½” strips from a package of fabrics – you might choose to use leftover strips in your stash to make your wall quilt uniquely yours. Use the chart below to get your pieces ready. Fabric choices for Modern Blooms wall quilt materials fabric color purple 8 blocks pink 3 blocks orange 3 blocks red 2 blocks middle fabric 8 – 2 ½” squares 3 – 2½” squares 3 – 2½” squares 2 – 2½” squares light 8 – 2½” x 4½” strips (36) 16 – 1½” x 2½” strips (40) 3 – 2½” x 4½” strips 6 – 1½” x 2½” strips 3 – 2½” x 4½” strips 6 – 1½” x 2½” strips 2 – 2½” x 4½” strips 4 – 1½” x 2½” strips dark 8 – 2½” x 4½” strips (36) 8 – 2½” x 6½” strips (52) 3 – 2½” x 4½” strips 3 – 2½” x 6½” strips 3 – 2½” x 4½” strips 3 – 2½” x 6½” strips 2 – 2½” x 4½” strips 2 – 2½” x 6½” strips 28” x 32” [71 x 81cm] batting 28” x 32” [71 x 81cm] backing fabric 2 – 8” x 6” [20 x 15cm] fabric for hanging sleeves 104” [264cm] of 2½” strips of fabric for binding thread piecing thread quilting thread to blend in or contrast with fabrics (I used green, purple, pink, yellow, orange) notions INSPIRA Fast & Easy Tear-A-Way Light Stabilizer UNIQUE Rick Rack cutting mat quilting ruler rotary cutter equipment iron ironing board Tomorrow we sew! The PFAFF performance icon will make quick work of piecing this wall quilt. This is part 1 of 5 in this series Go to part 2: PFAFF Patchwork Program: makes chain sewing fast and easy Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs404free motion quiltingfree patternsfree quilt patternsINSPIRAINSPIRA Fast & Easy Tear-A-Way Light Stabilizernotionsperformance iconpfaffquilting techniquesquilting tutorialssewing machine reviewsspring wall quiltthreadsUNIQUE Rick Rackwall quilt FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Sarah Vanderburgh I love to play with color and *quilts* are my playground! A self-taught quilter, I've been designing quilts for almost 20 years. I'm inspired by happy fabrics, selvages, traditional blocks and nature. I'm also a wife, mother, and elementary school teacher, and enjoy drinking coffee on my front porch in northern Ontario. previous post Doodling with My Custom Stitch on the Brother BQ3100 next post PFAFF Patchwork Program: makes chain sewing fast and easy YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... Stitch in the ditch AND grid quilting with... On-point quilting: Where to start with cutting and... Create or edit your stitches with the PFAFF... Creating custom stitched fabric is FUN with the... More is more with a quilted maximalist cushion... A two-panel backing completes the quilted ‘Sunshine’ cushion... A FUN way to blanket stitch with the... Stippling with different size stitches is OK [Defining... The ‘Radiant Stitch’ on the PFAFF performance icon:... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
