Rocky Glenn is a quilt pattern that's sewn with a single component, two sizes of half-square triangle units (also called triangle squares). The quilt and its blocks are easy to assemble, because we'll use quick pieced triangle squares instead of handling individual triangles.
Block Size: 12" x 12"
Quilt Size: 60" x 60"
We'll use an easy half square triangle unit method. Two squares are placed right sides together and seams are sewn 1/4" from each side of the diagonal center.
I use that method for scrappy squares and for quilts that are more orderly, so that I can chain piece and because it makes it easy to create oversize triangle squares that can be trimmed back to a perfect size after assembly.
If you prefer, use another method to create your triangle squares -- there are many, including commercially made guides. Your units should finish at 1-1/2" square and 4-1/2" square (in other words, measure 2" x 2" and 5" x 5" before being sewn to neighbors).
Quilting Fabrics & Other Materials
Alter cutting instructions on page 2 if you do not use the above method for assembly.
Small scale black print: 1-5/8 yard
Small scale white print: 2-7/8 yard
Larger scale pink and rosy red print: 1-1/2 yard
Backing: 2 yards (backing instructions)
Batting: about 68" square
Binding: about 260 running inches (binding instructions)
