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Page 1: Lovingly Lissa...Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017 Step 9. Cut the canvas so it is ½” bigger on each side of quilt top as in Figure 8. Step

Lovingly Lissa

Strawberry Picnic

Page 2: Lovingly Lissa...Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017 Step 9. Cut the canvas so it is ½” bigger on each side of quilt top as in Figure 8. Step

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Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017

Fabric Requirements NO WASTE: FABRIC A - 28 inches FABRIC B - 27.5 inches FABRIC C - 31.5 inches NO PIECING: FABRIC A - 1 1/6 yards FABRIC B - 1 1/9 yards FABRIC C- 1 1/3 yards PICNIC BLANKET BACKING 54” X 54” duck canvas Cutting NO WASTE: FABRIC A Cut 8 strips WOF x 3.5” Cut each strip to 25.5” x 3.5”

Piece left over strips to create a total of 12 strips that are 25.5” x 3.5”

FABRIC B Cut 11 strips WOF x 2.5” Cut each strip to 25.5” x 2.5”

Piece left over strips to create a total of 16 strips that are 25.5” x 2.5”

FABRIC C Cut 21 strips WOF x 1.5” Cut each strip to 25.5” x 1.5”

Piece left over strips to create a total of 32 strips that are 25.5 x 1.5

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Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017

Cutting (cont.) NO PIECING: Fabric A

Cut 12 strips WOF x 3.5” Cut each strip to 25.5” x 3.5”

Fabric B Cut 16 strips WOF x 2.5” Cut each strip to 25.5” x 2.5”

Fabric C Cut 32 strips WOF x 1.5” Cut each strip to 25.5 x 1.5”

*Fabric requirements and cutting assume fabric width of at least 42”*WOF = Width of Fabric*all seam allowances are ¼”

Instructions Step 1.

Sew a strip of Fabric C to 12 strips of Fabric A as in Figure 1

Step 2. Sew a strip of Fabric B to 12 of

the Fabric C strips as in Figure 2

Step 3. Sew strip BC to strip AC as in

Figure 3

Fig 1 Fig 2

Fig. 3

A C B C

BC AC

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Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017

Step 4. Sew three sets of BCAC together

as in Figure 4. There will be 4 sets (BCACBCACBAC) when done

Step 5.

For each of the above sets, sew one C strip to the left side and one AC strip to the right side as in Figure 5.

Step 6. Take two of the completed

blocks and turn one perpendicular to the other as in Figure 6 and sew together. Repeat with the other two blocks.

Step 7. Sew the two rows together,

matching center seams as in Figure 7.

Step 8. Lay out the canvas bottom and

center the quilt on it, wrong sides together. I spray basted them together. Stitch down the center seams in both directions to hold fabrics together. You may also want to sew from corner to corner.

Fig 4

Fig.5

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

BCAC BCAC BCAC

C BCACBCACBCAC BC

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Strawberry Picnic created by Lovingly Lissa ltd, copyright February 2017

Step 9. Cut the canvas so it is ½” bigger on each side of quilt top as in Figure 8. Step 10.

Fold the backing over ½” towards top and press as in Figure 9 Step 11. Fold raw edge of backing to crease created in Step 9. Fold over again and clip to quilt as in Figure 10. Step 12. Use a zig zag stitch along the folded edge to bind the bottom and top together as in Figure 11.

Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Fig. 11