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Fabric: The best fabrics are those which have large and interesting prints. large leaves, floral, abstract prints, ethnic prints, animals, fish, seasonal, kids prints, or anything fun, wild, crazy and colorful.

 
If the design repeat of Motif is... 7" to 10" 11" to 14" 15" to 20" 21" to 27" Over 27"
You will need this many yards

WALL
Approx: 54" square
2 1/2 3 1/2 5 1/2 6 3/4 8 repeats
THROW
50"x72"
2 1/2 3 1/2 5 1/2 6 3/4 8 repeats
QUEEN
85" x 106"
6 6 6 1/2 6 3/4 8 repeats

Additional Fabrics WALL THROW QUEEN
Background 2 yds 3 yds 4 3/4 yds
Accent Fabric #1 3/4 yd border #2 3/8 yd border #1 1 3/8 yds border 1&2
Accent Fabric #2 1/2 yd border #1 none none
Backing 3 1/4 yds 3 1/4 yds 7 3/4 yds
Binding 1/2 yd 5/8 yd 1 yd

Additional materials: Sewing machine (or a lot of patience for hand-work!), thread, rotary cutter, mat (18" x 24" minimum recommended), rulers (I like the 24" lip-edged one. You need something that long really.) 12 1/2" square ruler (for square up corners) and flower-headed pins.

See the other pages for specific stacking and whacking instructions for the main fabric.

The pinwheel pattern uses the following additional fabric:

Cutting the Background Fabric Wall Quilt
9 blocks
Throw
8 blocks
Set on point
Queen
18 blocks
Set on point
Block Triangles You will need 36 triangles. To do this, you will need eighteen 6 1/4" squares.

The easiest way to do this is to cut three 6 1/4" strips by width of fabric, cut the 18 squares, then cut each in half, once on the diagonal = 36 triangles

You will need 32 triangles. To do this, you will need sixteen 6 1/4" squares.

The easiest way to do this is to cut three 6 1/4" strips by width of fabric, cut the 16 squares, then cut each in half, once on the diagonal = 32 triangles

You will need 72 triangles. To do this, you will need 36 6 1/4" squares.

The easiest way to do this is to cut six 6 1/4" strips by width of fabric, cut the 36 squares, then cut each in half, once on the diagonal = 72 triangles

Block Rectangles You will need 36 rectangles 2 3/4" x 8 1/2". To do this, cut nine 2 3/4" strips width of fabric, and then cut into 36 rectangles as indicated.You will need 32 rectangles 2 3/4" x 8 1/2". To do this, cut eight 2 3/4" strips width of fabric, and then cut into 32 rectangles as indicated. You will need 72 rectangles 2 3/4" x 8 1/2". To do this, cut eighteen 2 3/4" strips width of fabric, and then cut into 72 rectangles as indicated.
Side Setting Triangles 0 Cut two 22 1/2" squares.

Cut TWICE on the diagonal = 8 triangles (need only 6) (See tutorial for alternate instructions with less waste.)

Cut three 22 1/2" squares.

Cut TWICE on the diagonal = 12 triangles (need only 10) (See tutorial for alternate instructions with less waste.)

Corner Setting Triangles 0 Cut two 12" squares.

Cut ONCE on the diagonal = 4 triangles

Cut two 12" squares.

Cut ONCE on the diagonal = 4 triangles


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