Spin Me Round Quilt Pattern

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  Step 1

  SEWING INSTRUCTIONS:
  For the Quilt Top:
  1. Divide your 14 strips into two groups of 7. To achieve
  the look of our quilt, we divided the strips by
  colorway, so all the "reds" would be in one group
  and all the "blues" would be in the other, with the
  "grays" sprinkled in between. Stitch the 7 strips from
  one grouping together along the 40" sides to create
  a 28" x 40" rectangle. Press seams to one side.
  Lay a rectangle of 7 strips face up on your work
  surface. Measure 6" down from the TOP RIGHT
  corner and mark. Measure 6" up from the BOTTOM
  LEFT corner and mark. Draw a diagonal line
  connecting each of these marks, fig. 1. Cut along
  this line, dividing your grouping into two, then
  repeat for the remaining 7 strips of fabric, fig. 2.

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  Step 2

  At each corner, with the cutoff 6" edge, mark the 90 degree right angle using a ruler, fig. 3.

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  Step 3

  Referring to fig. 4, place the 11.5" square over the right angle of a triangle, right sides together. Pin
  along the edge with no seams.
  Stitch along the pinned edge ONLY with a 1/4" seam allowance and stopping about 1" from the end of
  the square, fig. 5.

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  Step 4

  Align the right angle of another triangle piece with
  the unstitched edge of the 11.5" square and pin
  along the side with no seams. Stitch with a 1/4"
  seam allowance, stopping about 1" from the end of
  the square, fig. 6.

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  Step 5

  Press the seam away
  from the center square.
  Go back and pin the
  rest of this edge to the
  first edge, lining up the
  tip of the point with the
  mark you made in step
  2, fig. 7. Stitch with a
  1/4" seam allowance
  and press seam away
  from the center square.
  Continue this process,
  working your way
  around the square until
  you close up all edges.

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  Step 6

  To square up your quilt top, trim off all triangles you marked on Step 2 from the four corners of your
  quilt, fig. 8.

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  Step 7

  For the Backing:
  Stitch the fabric #2 pieces, right sides
  together along a short edge. Press
  seam open. Cut the fabric #1 piece
  offset, parallel to the 54" edge. We
  divided ours to get a 12" piece and a
  32" piece. Stitch the fabric #2 strip in
  between these fabric #1 pieces and
  press seams open, fig. 9. Layer a
  good quality cotton batting in between
  your top and backing and quilt as
  desired. We quilted ours using a 1" x 1"
  Cathedral Windows pattern to echo the
  design on the center fabric.
  For the Binding:
  To bind your quilt, join the 5 binding
  strips at the ends to make a continuous
  strip. Bind your quilt as desired.

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DEBORAH Q. 30th April 2021

Ladies this is a free pattern from Modkid. It uses 4.5" strips. Go to that site and you can down load the PDF free. Hope this helps. Wow I have just looked ate the dates of your comments

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Alma M. 28th April 2020

what is the finished size of a block?::

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Jean T. · Kansas City, Kansas, US 20th August 2019

I notice others have asked for yardage at different times. Do any of the comments ever get replies?

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Jean T. · Kansas City, Kansas, US 20th August 2019

How much yardage of each strip would I need to buy for a twin size quilt please? I'm a beginner but I am wanting to try this pattern. Thank you so much.

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Jocelyn C. · Gladstone, Michigan, US 6th August 2019

I am going to try to make this !

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Barbara C. 2nd August 2019

Need yardage lengths for a queen sized quilt. And for the twin yardage not just 40 strips of a certain length.

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Lorraine H. · Townsville City, Queensland, AU 2nd August 2019

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DEBORAH Q. 23rd January 2019

I've been looking for different scrappy patterns and this one makes me happy. I will be making one for donation to The Giving Quilts Inc in Louisiana.

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Ahma S. · Forks, Washington, US 19th January 2019

Looks like fun!
Thanks!

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