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My first go at a pattern I've always wanted to learn. I love the intricacy of this type of patchwork in particular, and worked on black it really does look like its namesake. I'm a perfectionist at heart and love sewing tiny, fiddly little things.....
Cathedral Window Quilt - Another pattern arrived here for you, I was homesick to come and make a post and update our website for you to learn a little more
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Well I have had quite a week with all the snow, ice and traffic chaos up here in Scotland. I can't be bothered to bore you with all the deta...
Here it is... My finished Cathedral Window Quilt My journey started by trying a few different techniques till I found one I liked. This folding technique seemed the best way for me!! After making my 'sample'.... I realized I could make this a 'Quilt-as-you-go'! You will need: 72 - 10" squares 72 - 4 7/8" squares of batting 72 - 3" feature(window) squares This will make a 40"x 45" quilt My 'windows' are Paris Flea Market by 3 Sisters for Moda That's a winning start right there!! My sisters..Tannis, Me, and Larissa I began with a 10" block of fabric... This will be my back and frames for each 'window'... Next find the center and fold the four corners in... Making an envelope-like square and press... Center the batting in the square.... Fold the corners in, sandwiching the batting Zigzag from corner to corner tacking raw edges down, both ways You could use a decorative stitch as long as it catches the seams (this will be the front..smooth side will be the back) The Zigzag will be seen on the back of the finished quilt I also pressed the corners to the center to create a stitch line to joing the blocks together Repeat....72 times!! Begin sewing your rows.... Sew 2 blocks together with smooth sides together along edge of batting The flaps will fold over to seamed raw edge side I sewed 8 blocks to make a row sewing along fold lines, pinning at the intersections Sew 3 rows together to make 1st section I found it easier to make this in 3 sections of 3 rows each Press the flaps so they meet with 4 points to the center It makes it easier if you baste the corners together Place a 3 inch square of feature fabric in the center... fold the bias edge over... making sure to catch the raw edges of the 3" square and begin to straight stitch this curve till you get to the corner Needle down is an assest in making this quilt!! Pivot and stitch down the next side... I stitched the top of one row .... all the way down then turned and stitched the other half coming back Continue to work back and forth.... On the ends, Fold the 3" feature square in half, placing fold to the outside edge and straight stitch down Quilted as you go!! Finish all 3 sections.... Join and finish last row of windows in the same manner!! All outside edges are finished so there is no need to bind... (unless you want to!!) Voila!! (Like my French, Monic?) If I have left something out or you have any questions, just ask!! Christa
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I finally finished my cathedral window quilt minus a bazillion threads that still need to be cut. This quilt was a lot of work and really ni...
My mother's birthday is this month and I decided to make her a throw pillow. While I was trying to decide sort of pattern I wanted to u...
Here is a great cathedral window pattern that will let you brush up on your hand sewing skills. Use these techniques to make a fabulous ruffled pillow.
No machines or rotary cutters were used in the creation of this quilt. ca. spring 2010
I'm not sure if this cathedral window wall hanging actually counts as a quilt, since it has no batting, but I'm going to go ahead and call it one. I'd been seeing cathedral windows in my Pinterest stream for a while, and thought I'd like to make one if only they didn't have to be…
Easy Cathedral Window Quilt — Free Quilting Tutorial
Cathedral Window April 13, 1933-Kentucky's first cathedral provided the inspiration for the Cathedral Window quilt block pattern accord...
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Cathedral Window Quilt I cut thirty six 5" base squares in cream fabric. (Warning - unless you are a serious small/ mini quilt maker, ensure your squares are at least 8") Folded them and stitched along the shorter side. I took only a 1/6 inch seam here, as I was not working to any specific…
