Sixteen quilt blocks are arranged side-by-side in the same orientation. You can change the quilt's appearance pretty dramatically by flip-flopping some of the blocks.
Quilt Size: about 81-inches square
Finished Block Size: 15-inches square
Materials
Cut only enough patches to make a sample block before cutting all fabric. That's true for every quilt pattern, including mine.
Mottled Light for Background: 2-3/8 yards
- Cut (11) 4-1/4" x 42" strips; cut (88) 4-1/4" squares from strips
Cut (19) 3-1/2" x 42" strips; cut (224) 3-1/2" squares from strips
Purple for Quarter-Square Units: 5/8 yard
- Cut (4) 4-1/4" x 42" strips; cut (32) 4-1/4" squares from strips
Rose for Quarter-Square Units: 1/2 yard
- Cut (3) 4-1/4" x 42" strips; cut (24) 4-1/4" squares from strips
Aqua for Quarter-Square Units: 5/8 yard
- Cut (4) 4-1/4" x 42" strips; cut (32) 4-1/4" squares from strips
Borders repeat the purple and aqua used in blocks, and the rose fabric is repeated in the binding. Those yardages are listed separately to make it easier for you to use different fabrics.
Inner Border: 3/4 yards for crosswise grain strip borders; 2 yards if you prefer one-piece lengthwise grain strips
Outer Border: 1-3/4 yards for crosswise strip borders; 2-1/2 yards if you prefer one-piece lengthwise strips
Binding: About 350 running inches; yardage varies depending on width (Instructions)
Backing: About 7-1/2 yards of traditional-width fabric sewn from 3 long panels about 32" wide; or, about 92" square of wide backing fabric would be a good choice
Batting:
About 92" square