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Strip and Flip Baby Quilt | Cluck Cluck Sew -
February 11, 2016
[…] July 13, 2012 This fun scrappy quilt is quick to put together and great for beginners. Use lots of different colors to keep it bright and fun…or just a few colors to keep it calm and simple. Finished Size: 36″ x 41″ 1. You’ll need to cut 27 color strips 2″ x width of the fabric (at least 36″) and 2 white strips 1 1/2″ x width of the fabric (at least 42″). 2. Lay the color strips out in the order you want them. 3. Using a 1/4″ seam allowance, sew the strips into pairs first…then sew the pairs all together. Alternate the sewing direction when sewing the strips/pairs together, and don’t pull the strips…this will help prevent stretching and keep the strips straight. 4. Press the seams open. This takes a bit more time but the nice straight seams are worth it! 5. Fold the length of the quilt top in half and align it carefully on the cutting mat. Trim the edges straight until the quilt top is 35″ wide. 6. With the quilt still on the cutting table, make a cut 8″ in from the right side. Make another cut 5″ in from the last cut. 7. Sew a white strip onto each side of the 5″ strip. Press towards the white strips and trim the ends. 8. Rotate the strip 180 degrees, and sew the strip back in between the larger pieces to make the quilt top. Press towards the white strips. Fast, fun, and CUTE! To see how I finished this quilt see the post here. […]
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Rainbow Babyquilt | akhimo -
February 15, 2016
[…] Quilt-Muster ist der Strip and Flip Quilt, gefunden auf Allison Blog Cluck Click Sew. Super einfach – nicht nur dank der wunderbaren […]
The quilt is lovely and the chair too. It sounds like it will be beautiful when it's finished.
th quilt is so cute and fun! bet it would look great in a jelly roll too. the chair kind of looks like ethan allen.
Lovin the book and chair….headed over to Anti's now!
Oh what a sweet chair. :o)
Aren't we funny. We think about doing something for so long and then when we complete it, we wonder why we had not done that sooner. :o)
I like that quilt!! That is so colorful and a pattern that even I might try. Lovely.
I pinned the quilt – and attributed it to you, of course.♥
Looks great! That backing is beautiful!
I've been looking at that pattern for awhile and this might just push me to do it. Where did you get that adorable airplane fabric with the clouds and rainbows?
The quilt is terrific! Well done…..please post a picture of the chair when it's finished! Thanks….
I would like to see the finished chair also. I have one almost like it and it needs a do over
I used your tut to make a quilt for a new baby in our family last summer….it turned out awesome!
Love the bright colors of this quilt. The chair is going to be super cute. It's fun to find bargains like that and refurbish or repurpose.
Fab finish! I've had that pattern bookmarked, it's great. Gorgeous chair too, my husband got me a rocking chair and it's so comfortable. Enjoy!
I love seeing this finished! I pinned your quilt top and tutorial a while back and just love it.
What a sweet quilt! Isn't it funny how things we have put off for ages can turn out to be so easy? Thanks for the inspiration.
Pretty quilt and cute chair!
Beautiful quilt.
Awesome $10 find! Hope you post an 'after paint' picture.
My folks have the same rocker! Have had it since before I was born, actually–they hold up very well. Can't wait to see it in its new color!
I love that quilt. I want to make one too! And great rocking chair, I had one similar to it years ago. Sometimes I miss it, but I'm also short so I don't. LOL
Very cute quilt! Can't wait to see the chair makeover!
You know it's not only that you have great sewing skills, but you have such a great eye for choosing fabric!
It's funny that you think of stippling/meandering as taking the easy way out. I'm TERRIFIED to do any stippling! I never know where to go and I get these wonky points and horns in my stippling. Congratulations on a lovely finish and a UFO laid to rest so early in the New Year!
I love the striped binding!
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Absolutely beautiful – and I love the meandering – perfect!
When I've finished quilting them, I'll share the strip and flip quilts (or inspired by them) that I'm making for the (our) local Children's Hospital. Yours looks grand!
that quilt is lovely: love the strips with the white inserted!! And that rocking chair looks like the one I rocked my girls in!! (hmm… wonder where it is now…) Hope you get to rock your sweet one in yours!! Hugs from Helen
Ooooh! I love that. I have a couple of Jelly Rolls that I have been afraid to unwrap and this looks like a perfect and quick way to put them to use.
I might have the matching rocking chair to yours. Mine is a Nickels and Stone, which is a pretty pricey brand. Love it, got it at an estate sale. Can't wait to see yours painted, maybe I will get brave and paint mine too.
Love the quilt , I have been cutting peices for a similar one for ages
PLEASE be careful of the childrens tootsies under the bottom of the chair
I used a rocking chair exactly like that one for my babies – finally got rid of it after 30+ years because I ended up with more than enough furniture. Enjoy. And I love the quilt!
I laughed when I saw your Goodwill chair. I got one exactly like it last year for $10 at Goodwill, too! I love it and look forward to seeing yours painted as mine is still varnished wood. I shake my head in amazement whenever I take out a UFO that I've been unable to finish and find it works up in no time at all. I guess we all do that! Congrats on getting yours done. It's pretty.
Love your quilt! I must do this. I know you are glad to get it done. Why do we put these things off ? :)
Love the chair! What a bargain.
What a gorgeous quilt – I love the white borders, they break up the lines just enough for it all to make your eyes go funny in a good way!
I'm so bad about putting a project off and then finishing it quickly. I had a chair like that. Loved it. It's nice and low to the ground for my shortish legs. ~smile~
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Laura
everytime I see a new picture pop up in my sidebar I'm thinking, no she can't have finished another quilt! How do you do that? And I love this one too! Thank you also for the machine binding tutorial, I will defintely try it!
OK, Allison, I'm onto you! I saw it right over there by Camille's new one! Awesome! Growing Up Modern looks absolutely wonderful! Way to go.
HOLA, COMO STAS? TUS TRABAJOS SON HERMOSO, TE FELICITO, QUE DIOS BENDIGA TU CREATIVIDAD.. AHORA TE SIGO, VISITAME TAMBIÉN, SIEMPRE SERAS BIENVENIDA.. ANIMATE.. BESOS, ABRAZOS Y BENDICIONES.
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Question: When you bind in gray, what color do you stitch in. I've been hand binding my quilts, but I think I'm going to give machine binding a go. I have a white quilt I'm binding in gray. Thread color white? Better to show up on back than on front?
Beautiful, as always!
Hi Ann! I couldn't find anyway to email you back…so I hope you see this! If I'm picky, I'll use a top thread that is grey, and a bobbin thread that matches the color of the quilting thread…so in your case white. If you don't mind the white thread showing in the back binding, then you could just use white. I usually try to match the color of the binding strip on the top thread, and the color of the quilting thread in the bobbin. Hope that makes sense? -Allison
THANKS!
Saw this Flip & Stitch quilt last year, and had to make it. Sold it to a friend & it went to a new baby in England!! Plan to make a couple more. So Cute!! Thanks.
Beautiful quilt, love the colours!
This sew sounded like me. I've been working on a simple quilt and need to finish and the baby boy is now 7 months old. I get to a point and stop then finally pick it up to start again. Work and life seem to get in my way. LOL
That chair brings back such wonderful memories for me. It looks exactly like the one my mom used to rock me and my brother in when we were young. She kept it and it was always meant to go to me when I had my babies but sadly it was damaged in shipping when they moved.
I love this pattern. I also want to learn to meander FMQ all over exactly like you did! Do you have any pointers?
Thank you for sharing this quilt. I absolutely love it!
Could you tell how to make this larger. Bigger than a baby quilt, but smaller than a twin