Finished Block Size: 6" x 6"
Quilt Size: about 37-1/2" x 42"
We cut most setting triangles from squares, but you'll need to use a different cutting method if you opt for border print triangles (and you'll want to make sure that your print's stripe width works with the block).
Border Print Template
- Cut a square of paper (or cardboard or clear template plastic) that's just slightly over 6-7/8" x 6-7/8" (about halfway between 6-7/8" and 7" on the ruler).
- Cut the square in half once diagonally to create two triangular templates.
Lay one template against a border print stripe to compare its stripe width with the required triangle width -- the long edge of the triangle runs parallel to the stripe. Do not cut triangles yet.
Fabrics and Materials
Change colors as desired. Yardages are generous.Black tone on tone for outer border, inner vertical sashing, strippy column corner squares and squares in blocks. 1 yard
Rust print for blocks. 1/4 yard
Green print for blocks. 1/8 yard
Ivory print for blocks. 1/8 yard
Beige print for setting triangles if not using border print. 3/4 yard
Optional border print for setting triangles. You'll cut 18 triangles to match the paper template (about 180 running inches when it's placed on the vertical). Yardage will vary depending on how often the stripe is repeated across the fabric. Allow extra yardage for cutting 18 identical triangles. Do not cut yet.
Backing: about 1-3/8 yards (How to Make Quilt Backing
Batting: about 45" x 49"
Binding: about 180" running inches of doublefold binding
