Next Step: Get out your background material. If you are making the smaller quilt, you will cut 6—4 ½” strips from the width of the fabric. This is just like cutting borders.
From these strips, you will cut 2 sizes:
14—10 ½” sections. This will give you 14—4 ½” x 10 ½” rectangles
8—9 ½” sections. This will give 8—4 ½” x 9 ½” rectangles.
If you are using more than 1 background fabric, you might cut some of each so that it is mixed up in the quilt OR you could cut just the 4 ½” x 9 ½” rectangles from one fabric and the 10 ½” ones from the other fabric. The 9 ½” ones will be on the outside of the quilt so it would look purposeful. If they are mixed up, they will look scrappy.
Also, cut 5—2 ½” strips for the border.
Cut 6 strips of 2 ½” for the border.
(I'll post the last step and pattern tomorrow (Tuesday 3/24)
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