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    Original Gypsy Caravan Quilt-1

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    Finished size 49" x 49" Fabric and Quilt designed by Amy Quilt pieced by Marsha Evans-Moore. There are 44 fabrics in this line, 32 of which were used in the construction of this quilt. The backing can be pieced from the leftover fabric.

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    Original Gypsy Caravan Quilt-1

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    Finished size 49" x 49" Fabric and Quilt designed by Amy Quilt pieced by Marsha Evans-Moore. There are 44 fabrics in this line, 32 of which were used in the construction of this quilt. The backing can be pieced from the leftover fabric.

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    Finished size 49" x 49" Fabric and Quilt designed by Amy Quilt pieced by Marsha Evans-Moore. There are 44 fabrics in this line, 32 of which were used in the construction of this quilt. The backing can be pieced from the leftover fabric.

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    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    295 views2 pages

    Original Gypsy Caravan Quilt-1

    Uploaded by

    Jen Lower
    Finished size 49" x 49" Fabric and Quilt designed by Amy Quilt pieced by Marsha Evans-Moore. There are 44 fabrics in this line, 32 of which were used in the construction of this quilt. The backing can be pieced from the leftover fabric.

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    Amys Original Gypsy Caravan Fat Quarters Quilt

    { back by popular demand! }


    Finished size 49 x 49 Fabric and Quilt designed by Amy Quilt pieced by Marsha Evans-Moore Dear Friends, please note that this is my original quilt and a few of the fabrics from this 1st collection were not reproduced with my new Stash launch. Please have fun and improvise with your new favorite Gypsy Caravan prints. Enjoy and Happy Sewing! XO Amy

    Materials Required
    There are 44 fabrics in this line, 32 of which were used in the construction of this quilt. The backing can be pieced from the leftover fabric. Gypsy Caravan Binding Batting 32 fat qtrs. 1/2 yard 50 square

    Cutting and Piecing


    This scrappy quilt is so simple to make - it is just strips, squares and rectangles cut whatever size you want and stitched together! The directions below will guide you in the cutting sizes. The widths of the vertical sections in this quilt measure 6, 7 1/2, 8 1/2, and 9 without seam allowances. Yours can be the same or different, as desired. See layout on reverse side. 1. Cut 1 or 2 strips from several fabrics across the width of the fat quarters varying the widths of the strips from 1 1/2 wide to 2 1/4 wide for the strip pieced sections. Cut these strips in half so you have more variety of strips for piecing, if desired. Randomly piece these strips together into sections of 4 strips, 5 strips, 6 strips, 7 strips and 8 strips. 2. Cut rectangles or squares of various sizes from the fabrics following the guide on the reverse side of this page. Feel free to change the cut sizes to suit your needs. 3. Once you have pieced the strips together, cut these strip sections into squares or rectangles. Note that one of the strip pieced sections is cut on a 60 angle, while the remaining ones are cut at a 45. Move the ruler around so that the centers are not the same size. Refer to photo and graphic that follows for cutting the strip sections.

    Finishing and Binding 1. Piece sections of leftover fat quarters together for your backing. Layer, quilt and bind your quilt. 2. Cut binding strips 2 1/2 x width of fabric, then piece together on the short ends to make a continuous length of binding. 3. Fold the binding in half lengthwise with wrong sides together and press. 4. Fold raw edge on short side diagonally, then fold the strip in half wrong sides together to form the binding and press. 5. Line up the raw edges of the quilt front and the doubled raw edge of the binding and sew around the quilt beginning at the center bottom edge, 1 from fold, using 1/2 seam allowance.

    All sizes below are finished sizes. Add seam allowance to these measurements.

    This is the layout of the quilt pictured on the reverse side. All sizes are finished sizes. Add seam allowance to the sections if you are following this guide. Feel free to change the cut sizes, as desired.

    6. As you approach a corner, stop 1/2 seam allowance away from the raw edge. 7. Fold the binding strip up as shown so that you have a 45 angle. 8. Fold the binding strip straight down making sure the raw edges of the binding are even with the raw edges of the quilt. Begin stitching 1/2 (seam allowance) away from the folded edge of the binding. (The stitching should meet but not overlap at the corners.)

    9. As you approach the starting point, tuck the end of the binding strip inside the folded section as shown and complete the stitching. 10. Turn folded edge to the back and hand stitch in place.

    3430 Toringdon Way, Ste 301 Charlotte, NC 28277 Phone: 866-907-3305 Fax: 864-877-3269 Email: [email protected] Website: www.westminsterfibers.com
    All designs 2012 Amy Butler Ltd

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