Happy Friday!!!! Have you seen the super cute bundles that Jodie at Fort Worth Fabric Studio creates each Friday? These bundles make Fridays even better :).
This week I was able to create this mini quilt with the Hometown Ride Bundle.
I love this bundle!!! Super cute houses, bicycles, dots, stripes, text AND in pinks, grays, and whites!
I knew I needed to fussy cut the houses and use the pink stripe for binding!
This bundle includes ALL the fabric you need to make this mini quilt/table topper or pillow! I have a little tutorial below so you can make your own.
Mini Tutorial for Hometown Ride Mini Quilt
finished size 18.5" x 18.5"
Cutting
Step 1: Cut (4) 6.5" square blocks. I chose to fussy cut the houses.Step 2: Cut (16) 2.5" squares to make the corners of the larger squares. I chose the bright pink.
Step 3: Cut (45) 2.5" squares to make the nine patch blocks. I chose random prints.
Step 4: Cut (4) 2.25" x 21" to make binding. I chose pink stripe.
Step 5: Cut (1) 4" x 21" AND save 1 full fat quarter to make backing
Sewing
Step 1: Make 4 snowball blocks by placing one 2.5" square in each corner of 6.5" block and sew on the diagonal.
Step 2: Trim 1/4" inch away from sewn line and iron. Repeat for all 4 snowball blocks.
Step 3: Sew nine patch blocks by arranging (9) 2.5" squares. Repeat for 5 blocks.
Step 4: Admire your 9 blocks :)
Step 5: Arrange blocks as desired and sew together.
Step 6: Piece backing.
Finishing
Step 1: Quilt as desired. A piece of scrap batting works well for mini projects.
Step 2: Bind
Step 3: Enjoy!
I hope you enjoyed this Hometown Ride Mini Quilt tutorial! Be sure to grab your bundle at Fort Worth Fabric Studio. Plus tag me on Instagram @mellierc with your projects!
Enjoy your weekend!
Thanks for creating such a cute mini-quilt with our Hometown Ride bundle! I love how you fussy-cut the blocks to showcase the little houses - just perfect! This is sooo pretty! --Jodie :)
ReplyDeleteThank you again for having create a project with this adorable bundle! I love all the bundles that you create each week!
DeleteThat is just adorable! I wish I were as talented as you.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet comment :). It's a fun and easy project....you should make one!
DeleteLove the fussy cuts! What a cute quilt. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of fussy cutting! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial...it's a fun project to make!
DeleteThis is how you help sell fabric! Very cute and I'm making one for my little granddaughter's room!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked it! Your granddaughter will love it! My 2 year old has claimed it as her own :)
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