How Do You Do? Quilt Pattern

How Do You Do? Featuring How Do You Do? by Keiko Goke The freeform cutting of soft curves creates unique Cross Blocks that beautifully showcase the prints of How Do You Do? by Keiko Goke.

Collection:

How Do You Do? by Keiko Goke

Technique:

Freehand rotary cutting, piecing

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Crafting Time: Weekend* Finished Size:

Finished Project Size: 65” x 87” (165.10cm x 220.98cm) Finished Block Size: 11” x 11” (27.94cm x 27.94cm)

*Crafting time based on Intermediate skill level

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How Do You Do? Project designed by Keiko Goke Tech edited by Kathryn Patterson

Fabric Requirements DESIGN

COLOR

(A) Lollipop Candy (B) Marbles (C) Thick and Thin (D) Shashiko (E) Thick and Thin (F) Railroad Ties (G) Thick and Thin (H) Shashiko (I) Stitch Flower

(J) Shashiko

(K) Poppy

(L) Thick and Thin

(M) Dot Parade

(N) Lollipop Candy

(O) Poppy

(P) Marbles

(Q) Poppy

(R) Dot Parade

(S) Lollipop Candy

(T) Stitch Flower

Blue PWKG001.BLUEX 13⁄4 yards (160.02cm) Blue PWKG007.BLUEX 1 yard (91.44cm)* 1 Black PWKG008.BLACK ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) 1 Blue PWKG005.BLUEX ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) 1 Blue PWKG008.BLUEX ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) 1 Blue PWKG002.BLUEX ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) 1 Bright PWKG008.BRIGH ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) 1 Pink PWKG005.PINKX ⁄2 yard (45.72cm) Blue PWKG004.BLUEX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Green PWKG005.GREEN

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Red PWKG003.REDXX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Purple PWKG008.PURPL

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Green PWKG006.GREEN

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Purple PWKG001.PURPL

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Taupe PWKG003.TAUPE

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Black PWKG007.BLACK

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Blue PWKG003.BLUEX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Purple PWKG006.PURPL

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Black PWKG001.BLACK

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Green PWKG004.GREEN

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) continued...

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ARTICLE CODE

YARDAGE

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(O)

(P)

(Q)

(R)

(S)

(T)

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How Do You Do? Fabric Requirements (continued...)

DESIGN

COLOR

ARTICLE CODE

YARDAGE

(U) Railroad Ties

(V) Marbles

(W) Dot Parade

(X) Lollipop Candy

(Y) Stitch Flower

(Z) Marbles

(AA) Railroad Ties

(AB) Shashiko

Taupe PWKG002.TAUPE

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Purple PWKG007.PURPL

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Taupe PWKG006.TAUPE

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Red PWKG001.REDXX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Taupe PWKG004.TAUPE

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Red PWKG007.REDXX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Bright PWKG002.BRIGH

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm) Navy PWKG005.NAVYX

Fat Quarter 18” x 21” (45.72cm x 53.34 cm)

(U)

(V)

(W)

(X)

(Z)

(AA)

(AB)

Backing 44” (111.76cm)

(Y)

* includes binding

Backing (Purchased Separately) 44” (111.76cm) wide Lollipop Candy Purple PWKG001.PURPL 53⁄8 yards (4.92m) OR 108” (274.32cm) wide 21⁄8 yards (1.95m)

Additional Requirements • •

73” x 95” (185.42cm x 241.30cm) batting Thread in a neutral color

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Fig. 2

How Do You Do? Fig. 1

Cutting

Instructions

WOF = Width of Fabric

All seam allowances are 1⁄4” (.64cm) and pieces are sewn right sides together.

Fabric A, cut: (1) 13” x WOF (33.02cm x WOF); sub-cut (2) 13” (33.02cm) squares (8) 51⁄2” x WOF (13.97cm x WOF) for border Fabric B, cut: (1) 13” x WOF (33.02cm x WOF); sub-cut (2) 13” (33.02cm) squares (8) 21⁄2” x WOF (6.35cm x WOF) for binding Fabrics C through H, cut from each: (1) 13” x WOF (33.02cm x WOF); sub-cut (2) 13” (33.02cm) squares Fabrics I through AB, cut from each: (1) 13” (33.02cm) square

The cutting of the patches for the Cross Blocks is freeform, creating unique block pairs with a similar look. As a result every quilt will be unique. Select fabric pairs randomly or use the Quilt Layout diagram as a color guide.

Fig. 2 3. Leaving the squares layered, swap the bottom fabric with the top fabric on the (4) corner patches. (Fig. 3) Fig. 3 Fig. 3

Fig. 2 Fig. 3

1. Select (2) different fabric 13” (33.02cm) squares and layer on top of each other with right sides up. (Fig. 1) Fig. Fig. 11

Fig. 1

4. Using the top layer pieces only, sew (3) rows of (3) patches each, pressing the seam allowances in opposite directions. Sew the Fig. 4 rows together (seams may not match). Trim the resulting Cross Block to 111⁄2” (29.21cm) square. (Fig. 4) Repeat to make a Fig. 3 block with the remaining layer. second Fig. 4

Fig. 4

2. Cut (2) gentle curves horizontally across the layered Fig. 2 squares, approximately cutting into thirds. Then repeat cutting vertically to create (9) wonky patches.

(Fig. 2) Fig. 2 Fig. 2

Fig. 4

Fig. 3

Fig. 3

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5. Repeat Steps 1 through 4 to make 18 pairs of blocks, 36 blocks total.

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How Do You Do? Quilt Top Assembly

Finishing

Note: Follow the Quilt Layout diagram on page 6 while assembling the quilt.

9. Sew together the (8) 21⁄2” x WOF (6.35cm x WOF) Fabric B binding strips end to end using diagonal seams. Press seams open. Press the binding strip in half wrong sides together.

10. Layer backing (wrong side up), batting, and quilt top (right side up). Baste the layers together and quilt as desired. Trim excess batting and backing even with the top after quilting is completed.

11. Leaving an 8” (20.32cm) tail of binding, sew the binding to the top of the quilt through all layers matching all raw edges. Miter corners. Stop approximately 12” (30.48cm) from where you started.

Lay both loose ends of binding flat along quilt edge.

Where the loose ends meet, fold them back on themselves and press to form a crease. Using this crease as your stitching line, sew the two open ends of the binding right sides together. Trim seam to 1⁄4” (.64cm) and press open. Finish sewing binding to quilt.

12. Turn the binding to the back of quilt and hand-stitch in place.

6. Sew (5) blocks together in a row, which should measure 111⁄2” x 551⁄2” (29.21cm x 140.97cm). Repeat to make a total of (7) rows, pressing the seam allowances in opposite directions. There will be (1) block left over.

7. Sew the (7) rows together to complete the quilt center, which should measure 551⁄2” x 771⁄2” (140.97cm x 196.85cm).

8. Sew (2) Fabric A border strips together along a short edge. Make (4). From pieced strips, cut (2) 51⁄2” x 771⁄2” (13.97cm x 196.85cm) side borders and (2) 51⁄2” x 651⁄2” (13.97cm x 166.37cm) top/bottom borders.

Sew the side borders to the left and right edges of the quilt center. Press seam allowances towards the border. Sew the top/bottom borders to the quilt center to complete the quilt top. Press the seam allowances toward the border.

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How Do You Do? Quilt Layout Quilt Layout

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