Precut Quick & Easy Quilts

By Annie's

Precut Quick & Easy Quilts is the book you've been waiting for. 10 projects all made with the most popular precuts. Now you can cut hours out of your quilting prep time and get right to the stitching. These patterns were designed for style and ease of construction. Now even the busy quilter will find time to make a quilt.- Using precuts saves lot of time in the prepping or quilting.- All 10 projects are made with precuts.- All projects are designed for quick & easy construction.- Cost is about $1.00 per pattern.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Independent Publishers Group
• Release date: Dec 26, 2018
• ISBN: 9781640250567

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Supplies

Bee Party Runner

This table runner is made with only four blocks. It’s a great project for a free afternoon.

Designed & Quilted by Tricia Lynn Maloney

Skill Level

Beginner

Finished Size

Runner Size: 49½″ × 15⅜″

Block Size: 8″ × 8″

Number of Blocks: 4

Materials

•12 assorted precut 5″ squares; label 4 as D squares

•⅜ yard dark pink floral print

•⅜ yard burgundy print

•⅝ yard yellow tonal

•Backing to size

•Batting to size

•Thread

•Basic sewing tools and supplies

Project Notes

Read all instructions before beginning this project.

Stitch right sides together using a ¼″ seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

Materials and cutting lists assume 40″ of usable fabric width for yardage.

Cutting

From 8 precut squares:

•Cut 16 (2½″) A squares.

From dark pink floral print:

•Cut 4 (2½″ by fabric width) G/H strips.

From burgundy print:

•Cut 4 (2¼″ by fabric width) binding strips.

From yellow tonal:

•Cut 1 (5″ by fabric width) strip.

Subcut strip into 4 (5″) C squares and 16 (2½″) B squares.

•Cut 1 (12⅝″ by fabric width) strip.

Subcut strip into 2 each 12⅝″ E and 6½″ F squares. Cut each E square on both diagonals to make 8 triangles. Cut each F square in half on 1 diagonal to make 4 F triangles. Set aside 2 E triangles for another project.

Completing the Blocks

1. Arrange and stitch two A and two B squares into a four-patch unit as shown in Figure 1; press. Repeat to make a total of eight four-patch units.

2. Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of each C square.

3. Referring to Figure 2, with right sides together, pair a C and D square and stitch ¼″ on each side of the drawn line. Cut on the drawn line and press open to make two C-D units. Repeat to make a total of eight C-D units. Trim to 4½″ square, keeping seam centered.