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Rows-O-Rama: A Fat-Quarter Lap Quilt Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Blanket/BedspreadSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Machine Sewing
- Basic Ironing, Quilting & Binding
Pattern Description:
Materials listed are for the Simplified Version of the quilt. For the more complex version, refer to the photo above.
This is a fun Fat-Quarter and Beginner Friendly Row Quilt! Put that stash of fat-quarters to work! Each row is easy and uses a slightly different sewing technique from sub-cutting to half-square triangles!
There is a Black and White version on a solid white background and a colorful version made from the Sassy fabric line by Moda.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Quilt Finishes 60" x 70"
Materials:
- 10 Fat Quarters
- 2 1/4 yards for Background
- 1/2 yard for Inside Border
- 1/2 yards for Outer Border
- 4 1/2 yards for Backing
- 3/4 yard for Binding
- 2 1/2 yards Batting (90" Wide)
You Will Also Need:
- Rotary Cutter, Cutting Mat, Rulers
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Scissors, Seam Ripper & Thread
- Sewing Machine & 1/4" Foot
Rows-O-Rama: A Fat-Quarter Lap Quilt Pattern
$9.00
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About the Designer
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched ...
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched Whistlepig Creek Productions, her pattern design company. Whistlepig Creek has found great success in its 10 year history, with an extensive website and mail-order business thriving. "I use math-especially trigonometry and geometry-more in quilting than in software developement!" Since she was a child, Sue Marsh has always been drawing characters. Her hand-drawn illustrations reflect a sense of youthfulness, whimsy and fun. Sue has a background in fabric design, having created multiple lines of fabric for RJR Fabrics. Sue's fun, lighthearted collections of novelty prints appeal to both kids and the young-at-heart!"
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