Blue Ridge Large Table Topper
Designer: Daisi Toegel
Instagram: @daisitoegel
Website: www.flowersew.com
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Category: Patchwork
Size: 30” x 63”
Skill level: Beginner
Pattern notes:
- Assume ¼” seam allowance***.
- Assume 42” WOF (width of fabric) for yardage.
Fabric Requirements:
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Fabric A (cA) = Circles Blue |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric B (cB) = Circles Rust |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric C (cC) = VA Toss Blue |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric D (cD) = Leaves Large |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric E (cE) = Diamonds Blue |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric F (cF) = Diamonds Orange |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric G (cG) = Leaves Small |
(1) 9 ½” square |
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Fabric H (cH) =NC Toss Ivory |
1/4yd |
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Fabric I (cI) = Stripe 4BR-1 |
1 yd |
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Fabric J (cJ) = Stripe 3BR-1 |
1 yd |
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Fabric K (cK) = Blender Orange |
2 yd |
Tools needed:
OLFA RM-SG-01 18" x 24" Green Double-Sided, Self-Healing Rotary Mat
OLFA RTY-2C/YEL 45MM Rotary Cutter
OLFA QR-6x24 6”x24” Frosted Acrylic Ruler
Cutting instructions:
From fabrics cA through cG cut (1) 9 ½” square from each (7).
From fabric cH, cut (4) 2” x WOF, join all strips together to form one long strip. Sub cut (2) 2” x 9 ½” and (2) 2” x 63 ½” strips.
From fabrics cI and cJ cut (2) 9 ½” x 30 ¾” strips for the wide borders.
From fabric cK, after basting the backing fabric, there will be a large piece of scrap, cut (3) 2 ½” x 72”
strips and join them together on the 45-degree angle, press lengthwise with right sides out to make the binding strips. Set it aside.
Sew the patchwork:
Following the chart below, sew the vertical rows.
(#1) Border rows, add one of each fabric cI and cJ to each side with a 9 ½” x 2” strip of fabric cH I between. Make 2 for both sides of the borders.
(#2) Sew the center strip of squares, organize the prints as you prefer.
(#3) Sew the sashing strips to join the rows.
Press all seams open.
The quilt top should measure 30 ½” x 63 ½”. Some fabric stretching may happen, or inaccuracy of seam allowance may slightly modify the exact measurement. ***If preferred, use a scant seam allowance to sew the patchwork.
Press the patchwork top well before basting.
Baste, quilt and bind using the methods of your preference.
The table topper is done!
