This is a variation on a nine patch block that measures 21" X 21"
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This is a variation on a nine patch block that measures 21" X 21"
Favorite Rotary cutter Quilting ruler 7" finished Drunken Path Template "You can use other size of the Drunken Path Template" I started with 3 contrasting colors of fabric ½ ...
The measurements I am giving are for the 7" Drunken Path Template. Iron and square your fabric. Cut a 7½" strip from the selvage to the selvage cut 1 strip ...
Take the 7"X44" pink strip and cut into 6"X7½" rectangles. (you will make 4 of these) Tip In the second picture it shows you how to measure your other ...
Now you are going to cut green selvage to the selvage 2"X44" one strip. Then you are going to cut the strip into 2"X7½". (You need make 4 ...
Take your yellow strip 7½"X44". Cut one 7½"X 7½" square.
Take that same yellow fabric and cut out 4 of template A. Now take the green fabric 7½"X44 strip and cut out 4 of template B.
Look at the picture above for the layout.
Now you're going to take the pink and green rectangles and sew them together with ¼ seem. This will make a 7½" square. repeat until you have 4 of ...
Now take your A&B fabric & sew ¼" seam with pin method or no pin method (this is your choice). Repeat this 4 times.
Iron your curved out & rectangles in .
Now put together like a 9 patch according to the layout. Make sure you nest your seams or other method you us to mach seams.
make sure your points match and you are done !!! You can make it as a centerpiece or make more then one block and make a bed size quilt. ...
Favorite Rotary cutter
Quilting ruler
7" finished Drunken Path Template
"You can use other size of the Drunken Path Template"
I started with 3 contrasting colors of fabric ½ yds each.
( There will be extra fabric left after cutting the pattern out.)
