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Four Winds Quilt PDF Pattern

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Level Beginner Plus
Level

This is a general guideline, check individual class page for more details.

Beginner: No experience necessary — we’ll teach you everything!

Beginner Plus:   You have taken a 101 class or equivalent. You are familiar with threading your machine or know basic knit or crochet stitches.

Intermediate: You’ve got a few projects under your belt. You’ve made a few things and are looking to increase your knowledge.

Advanced: You know quite a bit about your chosen craft and you’re ready to take it to the next level.

Pattern Quilt

This quilt comes together quick as can be, thanks to the large scale of the patchwork and an ingenious & efficient method of making your flying geese blocks. It's simple enough for new quilters and is a great introduction to matching your points, as the large blocks are pretty forgiving.

The Four Winds quilt pattern includes 3 sizes:

  • Large Throw (64 x 64")
  • Twin (70" x 90")
  • Queen/King (96" x 96")

     FABRIC REQUIREMENTS

    • Large Throw: 6 fat quarters, 2-2/3 yards background fabric, 4-1/4 yards* backing/binding fabric
    • Twin: 6 fat quarters, 4-5/8 yards background fabric, 5-3/4 yards* backing/binding fabric
    • Queen/King: 12 fat quarters, 6 yards background fabric, 8-1/4 yards* backing/binding fabric
    *The method of binding in this pattern is back-to-front or self-binding—using the excess backing to wrap around to the front of the quilt. If you would prefer to finish your quilt with a more traditional 2-1/4 crossgrain strip binding, you will need an additional: (Throw) 1/2 yd, (Twin) 5/8 yd, or (Queen/King) 3/4 yd of binding fabric.

    OTHER MATERIALS
    Quilt batting, thread

    TOOLS
    Fine marking tool or pencil, rotary cutter, cutting mat & quilting ruler, sewing pins, iron & ironing board, sewing machine, thread snips