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Premium Online Quilt Magazine – Vol. 3 No. 12

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<strong>Premium</strong> <strong>Online</strong> <strong>Quilt</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>Vol</strong>. 3 <strong>No</strong>. <strong>12</strong><br />

The sashing between the rows is made using the same 5" sashing strips,<br />

but placed horizontally and with 2.1/2" black squares between them. This<br />

is to make sure that the white stripes lie half way along each square. You<br />

will need eight sashing strips, each one made by sewing together four<br />

sashing strips with five squares so that there is a square at the beginning<br />

and end of each row and also between each sashing strip. You will need<br />

thirty two sashing strips and forty black squares.<br />

Sew one sashing strip across the top of the first row and then sew sashing<br />

strips between all the rows to join the rows together, with one sashing<br />

strip below the bottom row of charm squares.<br />

The charm quilt border is made using exactly the same three fabric strip<br />

as for the sashing, but in long lengths. You will need two 28.1/2" lengths<br />

to sew to the top and bottom of the quilt. For the sides cut two 48"<br />

lengths (you'll need to join two rows to get this length) and then sew one<br />

of the charm squares to the top and bottom of each length. Sew these to<br />

the sides to complete the quilt top which is now ready for layering,<br />

quilting and binding.<br />

About the Author: Rose Smith was born and brought up in Zambia in Africa. She moved to the UK when she was 18 and now<br />

lives in Shropshire, indulging her passion for quilting and sewing. She has sewn all her life - ‘anything that stood still long<br />

enough’ in the words of her children - but now finds that patchwork and quilting have taken over her life. She indulges this<br />

passion by posting patterns and tutorials on her website for all to share. www.ludlowquiltandsew.co.uk<br />

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