Camelot

A free project for you to enjoy, with our compliments!
fabric designed by Tammy Tadd
Paislies on Parade Quilt Pattern
Camelot
Cottons
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1391 St. Amour
Ville St. Laurent
Quebec H4S 1T4
1.800.361.4120
FW2007
www.camelotcottons.com
Paisley on Parade
By Tammy Tadd
Finished Size: 46" x 52"
Finished Block: 6"
Number of Blocks: 42
3. From each fabric #8 - #12
Cut two strips 2½" x WOF
Cut these strips into:
Six 2½" x 3½" rectangles
Four 2½" squares
Materials Needed:
1. POP-B #4 orange plaid
2. POP-D #1 lime
3. POP-D #3 purple
4. POP-E #1 lime
5. POP-F #1 pink
6. POP-G #2 purple
7. POP-G #4 orange
8. POP-E #2 pink
9. POP-E #3 yellow
10. POP-C #2 teal
11. POP-C #4 yellow
12. POP-D #2 teal
13. White tone on tone
14. White polka dots
15. Purple plaid (binding)
16. Backing
17. Batting
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58"
Cutting
WOF = Width of Fabric
1. White polka dot fabric:
Cut 6 strips 2½" x WOF
Cut these strips into 84 - 2½" squares
2. From each of fabrics #1 - #6
Cut three strips 2½" x WOF
Cut these strips into:
Ten 2½" x 6½" rectangles
Eight 2½" x 3½" rectangles
Four 2½" squares
4. From fabric #4 (POP-E #1 lime)
Cut four 3½" sqaures (corner stones)
5. From fabric #8 (POP-E #2 Pink)
Cut four 1½" x 3½" rectangles
Cut two strips 1½ x 50½"
Cut two strips 1½" x 44½"
6. From fabric #13 (White tone on tone)
Cut two strips 1½" x 42½"
Cut two strips 1½" x 38½"
7. From fabric #15 (purple plaid)
Cut five strips 2½" x WOF (binding)
Sewing
USE AN EXACT ¼" SEAM ALLOWANCE
1. Make 42 blocks as shown in Diagram 1. Sew
two polka dot squares to one 2½" square. Press
towards the center block. Then choose two
identical 2½" x 6½" strips and sew to each side
of the 2½" square unit. Press towards the
strips. Repeat to make 42 blocks.
Diagram 1
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2. Sew blocks together in rows of six. See
Diagram 2. Make seven rows in total. See
Diagram 4 on page three for placement of
blocks. Alternate the direction you press
the seams for each row.
Diagram 2
Sew one strip to the top of the quilt and
one to the bottom.
8. Sew one of the 1½ x 50½" pink outer
border strips to each side of the quilt.
Press.
9. Sew one 1½" x 44½" to the top and one to
the bottom of the quilt.
FINISHING YOUR QUILT:
Please refer to Diagram 4.
3. Sew one white inner border strip to each
side of the quilt. Press all seams towards
the borders.
4. Sew one white inner border strip to the
top of the quilt and one to the bottom of
the quilt. Press.
5. Sew 21 of the 2½" x 3½" strips together
in a row. See Diagram 3. Repeat.
Diagram 3
2½"
3½"
6. Sew one pink 1½" x 3½" strip to each end
of these two rows. Press seams in one
direction. Sew one strip to each side of
the quilt.
7. Sew 18 of the 2½" x 3½" strips together
in a row. Repeat. Sew one pink 1½" x 3½"
strip to each end of these two rows. Sew
one 3½" green square to each end of these
two rows. Press seams in one direction.
1. Cut backing and batting at least three
inches larger than the quilt on all sides.
2. Using a hard surface, secure the backing
(right side down) with masking tape or
clamps.
3. Lay your batting and quilt top (right side
up) on backing, smoothing away any
wrinkles.
4. Baste layers together using safety pins or
thread.
5. Quilt as desired.
6. Square and trim up your quilt around all
sides.
7. Sew your binding fabric end to end using a
mitred seam. Press seams open. Fold in half
length-wise, wrong sides together and
press.
8. Apply binding by aligning the raw edges of
the quilt and the binding. Sew through all
layers using a generous ¼" seam allowance.
9. Fold binding to the back of your quilt and
hand stitch to finish.
10. Sew a label to the back and your quilt is
ready to be loved!
© Camelot Cottons 2007
Paisleys on Parade
Tammy Tadd
46" x 52"
Diagram 4
© Camelot Cottons 2007