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Stories From the Farm

Everyone down on the farm has a story to tell, including all the animals.

- DESIGNED & QUILTED BY TERRI BUTLER OF MAMA SAID SEW, LLC

“Using a fabric panel is one of my favorite ways to kick off a quilt design. In this quilt I used the Barnyard Buddies storybook panel from The World of Susybee. From the same panel, you can make a soft book, or you can use the pages as squares in this snuggly quilt. Both are great ways to use a panel while reinforcin­g the joy of reading and storytelli­ng.” —Terri Butler

SKILL LEVEL

Confident Beginner

FINISHED SIZE

Quilt Size: 52" x 60"

MATERIALS

• 36" x 44" storybook panel*

• 1/2 yard white*

• 13/ 8 yards light purple dot*

• 1/2 yard dark purple*

• 3/4 yard light green dot*

• 11/ 8 yards dark green dot* • Backing to size

• Batting to size

• Thread

• Flying geese ruler (optional)* • Spray starch (optional)

• Basic sewing tools and supplies *Barnyard Buddies storybook panel and fabrics from World of Susybee, and Wing Clipper flying geese ruler from Studio 180 Designs used to make sample.

PROJECT NOTES

Read all instructio­ns before beginning this project.

Stitch right sides together using a 1/4" seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

Materials and cutting lists assume 40" of usable fabric width for yardage.

Use spray starch on fabric before cutting HSTs and QSTs.

WOF – width of fabric

HST – half-square triangle

QST – quarter-square triangle

CUTTING

From panel fussy-cut: • 12 (71/2") Q squares

From white cut:

• 1 (51/2") E square

• 10 (51/4") C squares then cut twice

diagonally (discard 2)

From light purple dot cut:

• 4 (2" x WOF) L/M strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

2 (2" x 251/2") L and 2 (2" x 361/2")

M border strips

• 4 (61/2" x 161/2") H strips

• 19 (51/4") A squares then cut

once diagonally

• 2 (3") B squares then cut once

diagonally

• 2 (41/2") F squares

• 2 (21/2") G squares

• 4 (3") D squares

From dark purple cut:

• 15 (11/2" x 71/2") J sashing strips

• 4 (11/2" x 331/2") K sashing strips

From light green dot cut:

• 5 (41/2" x WOF) N strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

4 (41/2" x 481/2") N border strips

From dark green dot cut:

• 6 (21/2" x WOF) O/P strips, stitch short ends to short ends, then subcut into:

2 (21/2" x 561/2") O and 2 (21/2" x 521/2")

P border strips

• 7 (21/2" x WOF) binding strips

COMPLETING THE QUILT CENTER

1. Referring to the Assembly Diagram, arrange Q squares in three columns of four squares. Stitch a J sashing strip to the top of each Q square and to the bottom edge of the bottom Q square in each column. Press.

2. Stitch Q squares together in three columns. Press. Stitch a K sashing strip between each column and one to each outer side. Press.

COMPLETING THE MIGRATING GEESE BORDERS

1. Separate 34 A HSTs into two piles: 16 left (L) and 18 right (R). Separate 34 C QSTs into two piles: 16 left (L) and 18 right (R).

2. Stitch A and C together as shown in Figure 1 with A extending beyond C as shown to make a left A-C unit. Press toward C. Trim A even with C. Make 16 left A-C units.

3. Repeat step 2 to make 18 right A-C units as shown in Figure 2.

4. Stitch C QST to a right A-C unit starting the stitching at the tip of C as shown in Figure 3.

5. Stitch a left A-C unit to the step 3 unit as shown in Figure 4, starting the stitching at the tip of C.

6. Referring to Figure 5, continue adding right and left A-C units alternatel­y until there are four left and five right A-C units.

7. Stitch an A triangle followed by a B triangle to the top end of the step 6 unit, referring again to Figure 5. Measure from the top and trim border unit to

61/2" x 201/2". Sew an H strip to the bottom. Make two side borders.

8. Repeat steps 4–6 using four each left A-C units and right A-C units. Stitch an A triangle followed by a B triangle to the top end of the step 7 unit as shown in Figure 6. Measure from the top and trim border unit to 61/2" x 181/2". Sew an H strip to the top edge. Make two top/bottom border units.

9. Referring to Figure 7, layer two D squares, right sides together on opposite corners of an E square. Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner as shown. Stitch 1/4" on each side of drawn line. Cut along drawn line. Open and press toward E.

10. Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of remaining D squares.

11. Referring again to Figure 7, layer a D square and D-E unit, right sides together as shown. Stitch 1/4" on each side of drawn line. Cut along drawn line. Open and press to make two flying geese units. Repeat with remaining D square and D-E unit.

12. Stitch an F square to one flying geese unit. Press. Sew a G square to one flying geese unit. Sew the two units together as shown in Figure 8. Make two corner blocks.

13. Stitch one corner block to the pieced end of a top/bottom border unit as shown in Figure 9. Press. Repeat with remaining block and unit.

COMPLETING THE QUILT

1. Referring to the Assembly Diagram, stitch one L strip to the top and bottom of the quilt center; press. Stitch one M strip to each side of the quilt center. Press.

2. Stitch the migrating geese side borders to the sides of the quilt center; press. Stitch the migrating geese top and bottom borders to the quilt center. Press.

3. Stitch one N strip to each side of the quilt center; press. Stitch one N strip to the top and bottom. Press.

4. Stitch one O strip to each side of the quilt center; press. Stitch one P strip to the top and bottom. Press.

5. Layer, quilt as desired and bind referring to Quilting Basics.

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