Churn Dash Quilt Pattern is a lovely pattern that you can make for your home and if you wish and I advise making it for your Christmas party for this year. An easy pattern to make that with the right fabric and the right prints you can make for many occasions for your home.
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Churn Dash Quilt Pattern
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The pattern is very beautiful and we can see that the patterns and the format are very reminiscent of the shoo fly pattern, if you don’t know the pattern you can see here how it is made. The red color reminds us of special occasions, so we can use this pattern for Christmas, for Valentine’s Day (in a picnic), Easter and other special occasions.
Below is some information about the pattern so you can decide whether to download it or not, (I highly recommend downloading the pdf).
- Designer: Darlene Zimmerman
- 3⁄8 yard of large red check for blocks
- 3⁄8 yard of small red check for blocks
- 8-1⁄8-yard pieces of assorted white prints for blocks
- 1⁄2 yard of small red polka dot for inner border and sashing
- 1 yard of red-and-white stripe for middle border and binding
- 1-1⁄3 yards of large red polka dot for outer border
- 2-3⁄4 yards of backing fabric
- 49″ square of quilt batting
- Finished quilt top: 43″ square
- Finished block: 7-1⁄2″ square
- Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42″ of usable fabric width.
- Measurements include 1⁄4″ seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated.
1. For one block you’ll need one set of matching large or small red check pieces (four triangles and four 1-3⁄4×3″ rectangles) and one set of matching white print pieces (four triangles, four 1-3⁄4×3″ rectangles, and one 3″ square).
2. Sew together one red check triangle and one white print triangle to make a triangle-square (Diagram 1). Press the seam allowance toward the red check triangle. The pieced triangle-square should measure 3″ square, including the seam allowances. Repeat to make a total of four triangle-squares.
3. Sew together one red check rectangle and one white print rectangle to make a rectangle unit (Diagram 2). Press the seam allowance toward the red check rectangle. The pieced rectangle unit should measure 3″ square, including the seam allowances. Repeat to make a total of four rectangle units.
4. Referring to Diagram 3, lay out the four triangle-squares, the four rectangle units, and the white print 3″ square in three horizontal rows. Sew together the squares in each row. Press the seam allowances toward the rectangle units. Then join the rows to make a Churn Dash block. Press the seam allowances in one direction. The pieced Churn Dash block should measure 8″ square, including the seam allowances.
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