Quilter's World SIP Late Summer 2022

—Vir Das There have been so many rainy days when I’ve wished I’d planned a quilt project for just such a day—you know, those days when you find yourself with free time because plans have been cancelled, and you wish you had a project ready to go. With a busy schedule it’s sometimes necessary to plan ahead and prepare. Quilts for a Rainy Day is a collection of great quilt patterns that are perfect for that unexpected free time when a rainy afternoon or weekend clears your schedule. The chapters are divided by the amount of time it may take to complete a project. Either choose your projects ahead of time, select your fabrics and kit them up, or simply wait until that rainy afternoon arrives and start from scratch. Whichever method…

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MATERIALS • Scraps aqua, lime green and yellow tonals, and red print• ¼ yard white-with-black dots• ⅓ yard black-with-white dots• 2 (9" x 7") rectangles cotton batting• Thread• ½ yard fusible web• Basic sewing tools and supplies CUTTING Prepare appliqué motif pieces for fusible appliqué referring to patterns for color to cut and to Raw-Edge Fusible Appliqué (page 95) for techniques. From white-with-black dots: • Cut 1 (6" by fabric width) strip. Subcut strip into 2 (6" x 8") A rectangles. From black-with-white dots: • Cut 1 (7" by fabric width) strip. Subcut strip into 2 (7" x 9") backing rectangles and 4 each 1" x 6" B strips and 1" x 9" C strips. Here’s a Tip Cotton batting is better for mug rugs because it is more heat tolerant. If you prefer, use two layers of batting and the…

MATERIALS Materials will make 2 place mats. • Scrap yellow tonal• 1 fat quarter each dark rose and blue tonals• 1 fat quarter green print• ⅜ yard green multi-dot• ½ yard ivory tonal• Backing to size• Batting to size• Thread• 2 (⅞") yellow buttons• Basic sewing tools and supplies CUTTING From yellow tonal: • Cut 2 (2½") A squares. From dark rose tonal: • Cut 1 (2⅞" x 21") strip. Subcut strip into 4 (2⅞") squares. Cut each square in half on 1 diagonal to make 8 C triangles. • Cut 1 (2½" x 21") strip. Subcut strip into 8 (2½") B squares. From blue tonal: • Cut 1 (2⅞" x 21") strip. Subcut strip into 4 (2⅞") squares. Cut each square in half on 1 diagonal to make 8 D triangles. • Cut 2 (2" x 21") strips. Subcut strips into 16 (2") F squares. From green…

MATERIALS • 1 fat quarter black-with-orange dots• 9" square orange solid• 2 (8" x 5") scraps coordinating orange prints• 8" square paper-backed fusible web• 9" square Insul-Bright batting (or 2 (9") squares cotton batting)• Size 8 pearl cotton: black and colors to coordinate with prints• All-purpose thread to match fabrics• Dark orange hand-quilting thread• 2 (3mm) black beads• Fiberfill• Basic sewing tools and supplies CUTTING 1. Prepare templates from patterns given on pages 16–17 for butterfly wings, large and small wing spots and butterfly body, transferring pattern marks to templates. 2. Trace butterfly wings onto right side of orange solid and set aside (Figure 1). 3. Trace large and small wing spots onto paper side of fusible web ½" apart. Cut out, leaving a margin around each piece. 4. Following manufacturer’s instructions, fuse a large wing…

PROJECT NOTE Instructions are for two each napkins and place mats, and one cheese tray. MATERIALS • ¼ yard tan solid• ½ yard black print• 1 yard black solid• 2⅛ yards tan print• 14" square Craf-Tex fusible interfacing• Batting 2 (18") squares• Thread• Template material• Basic sewing tools and supplieses CUTTING From tan solid: • Cut 4 (1½" by fabric width) strips. Subcut into 8 (1½" x 18") F strips. From black print: • Cut 1 (14" by fabric width) strip. Subcut into 1 (14") E square. Trim remainder of strip to 12½" wide and subcut into 2 (12½") B squares. From black solid: • Cut 10 (2½" by fabric width) strips. Subcut 8 strips into 8 (2½" x 26") G strips. Set aside remaining 2 strips and ends of trimmed strips for binding. From tan print: • Cut 2 (17" by fabric width) strips. Subcut…