Gingham Quilt
Make this darling quilt in an hour! Just follow these 4 easy steps.
Read all instructions before beginning
Materials: *
1 yd Grey
½ yd White
2 ¼ yds Navy {this will cover your backing as well}
½ yd Mustard binding
42” x 51” piece of batting
Step 1.
Cut the following…
5”x 5” squares:
• 49 grey
• 20 white
• 30 navy
Binding Strips
• 5 – 2.5” x WOF strips
Step 2.
Assemble squares into two basic rows.
Row A: Alternate 6 navy squares with 5 grey squares.
Make 5 strips of this alternating combination
Row B: Alternate 6 grey squares with 5 white squares.
Make 4 strips of this alternating combination
Step 3.
Alternate Row A and Row B until all strips are sewn together.
Step 4.
Quilt. *Straight lines on either side of each seam keep this quilt in having the gingham pattern.*
Bind.
Finish!
Yields: one 40.5” x 49.5” crib/toddler quilt
*I used a combination of yardage and precuts. Using precuts will give you a decent amount of left over fabric, but I like that. Extra fabric = more fun projects to make:)
:materials pictured: yardage from Arizona by April Rhodes, Bella Solids Zen Grey and White for Precuts
**WOF = Width of Fabric
July 22, 2017 at 8:21 pm
I too would love to make this in a larger size (twin…to be realistic) and would love the yardage amounts for a twin if you have them. Thank you!
May 17, 2017 at 4:56 pm
I love this style of quilt and would like to make one for myself, say in a queen size. How much material would this take? How many squares of each?
Thanks
March 17, 2016 at 1:10 am
I could only get 27 squares of the navy from half a yard instead of the needed 30– order up!
March 2, 2016 at 2:20 pm
Carol I have been using my stash of Rayon embroidery tearhd for the fancy stitching it does very well I am curious if you use only cotton and why I ordered six tearhds from Valdani and really like them plan to order some of their lights in a little while