Off the Drunken Path Mini Quilt
Finished Size: 19.5" x 19.5"
Fabric Requirements
- 10 -- 3 3/4" squares of assorted prints
- 8 -- 3 3/4" squares of a solid print
- 6 -- 6 1/2" x 10" of a solid print
- 8 -- 6 1/2" x 10" of assorted prints
Cutting!
1.) Layer 6 1/2" x 10" fabric pieces (I recommend cutting 4 layers at once) between the Go! Baby drunkard's path die and cutting mat.
2.) Feed the Go! Baby die, layered fabric, and cutting mat into the Go! Baby cutter and crank, crank, crank!
3.) And Ta-Da! You'll have super fast and easy drunkard's path blocks cut in no time at all! :)
Now, there is a little bit of fabric waste...
...but considering how fast I was able to cut these blocks out, it didn't bother me one bit.
Sewing!
1.) Line up your blocks (pair one print with a solid!) using the handy dandy notches made by your Go! Baby cutter.
2.) Pin, pin, pin. Then sew using a 1/4" seam allowance and press. I pressed my seams towards the larger curved piece of the drunkard's path block.
3.) Next, cut your blocks down to 3 3/4" square.
4.) Now taking your trimmed drunkard's path blocks and the assorted 3 3/4" squares (of prints and solid). Piece your mini quilt top together following design above (or create your own!).
5.) Quilt, bind, and done!
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xo, Megan
This is very pretty - it's a really nice take on the drunkard's path pattern.
ReplyDeleteOoh, pretty
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, Megan!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely pattern, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat is very beautiful!!!!!! The colors are STUNNING and the pattern is too!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done. I have just been playing with my own DP die.....lots of fun ahead! Love how yours turned out!
ReplyDeletelove this! I will have to give this a try!
ReplyDeletegah. i have always LOVED drunken path quilts, even before i got into quilting. when i found out the name was drunken path it made me love it even more. haven't tried it yet tho. someday... hehe! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful! I so want that AccuQuilt die! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty mini!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, I love the colours and the pattern and the quilting, so fresh!
ReplyDeleteNow this to me is the epitome of the modern quilt. Squares on a white or grey background is just beginning quilting.
ReplyDeleteThat is SO nice! I've tried the accucut pieces for that (someone was kind enough to mail me samples) and OMG I cannot get it to lie flat after stitching no matter how perfectly I line it up!! Tips?? I really want those curves darn it! ;)
ReplyDelete~Monika
sewing in Saskatoon
Love that idea- makes for a great shape, will try it on a pillow I think!
ReplyDeletei love the look of this block. which size die did you use for the drunkards path ? they have several sizes. and is there a recommend of templates/pattern to use for those of us without an accuquilt?
ReplyDeleteI featured this on my blog: http://koolbeenz-blog.blogspot.com/2012/07/featured-quilters-sewers-1-tutorials.html
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SO are the Go Baby Drunkard's Path templates the same shapes as the acrylic ones I have lots of? I looked at the green and white quilt, and thought the pie and wedges looked more exaggerated (and COOL) than my traditional shaped templates. BUT, if they're the same and it's an optical illusion, I'm psyched!!!
ReplyDeletePlease advise :)
Kate