The Double Pinwheel Quilt - Digital PDF
Digital Patern
You can break down the Double Pinwheel Quilt pattern into three repeating 20.5” blocks. I thought it was important to make sure that the quilt had blocks in it. I could have gone with strips instead, but an 80” strip could have caused stretching, and stretching is no fun. There are no special or expensive tools needed for this pattern. Just a chalk marking tool (I used a mechanical pencil instead), your rotary cutter, ruler and mat, plus some cardstock so you can create a template. And of course our best girl, our sewing machine. All of the fabrics used in this quilt are Art Gallery Fabrics designed by Amy Sinibaldi. Finished size 58.25” x 78.5”
Digital Patern
You can break down the Double Pinwheel Quilt pattern into three repeating 20.5” blocks. I thought it was important to make sure that the quilt had blocks in it. I could have gone with strips instead, but an 80” strip could have caused stretching, and stretching is no fun. There are no special or expensive tools needed for this pattern. Just a chalk marking tool (I used a mechanical pencil instead), your rotary cutter, ruler and mat, plus some cardstock so you can create a template. And of course our best girl, our sewing machine. All of the fabrics used in this quilt are Art Gallery Fabrics designed by Amy Sinibaldi. Finished size 58.25” x 78.5”
Digital Patern
You can break down the Double Pinwheel Quilt pattern into three repeating 20.5” blocks. I thought it was important to make sure that the quilt had blocks in it. I could have gone with strips instead, but an 80” strip could have caused stretching, and stretching is no fun. There are no special or expensive tools needed for this pattern. Just a chalk marking tool (I used a mechanical pencil instead), your rotary cutter, ruler and mat, plus some cardstock so you can create a template. And of course our best girl, our sewing machine. All of the fabrics used in this quilt are Art Gallery Fabrics designed by Amy Sinibaldi. Finished size 58.25” x 78.5”
