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Sugar Pyramids - Batiks Etcetera & Sew What Fabrics

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Photo: D. James Dee<br />

<strong>Sugar</strong> 6-Pack Tonga Treats<br />

1,000 <strong>Pyramids</strong> Quilt designed by Karen Montgomery<br />

Finished quilt : 68 3 ⁄4" x 83"<br />

483-485 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 • Phone: 212-226-1400 • Fax: 212-925-4180 • www.ttfabrics.com • http://sewtimeless.net


Fabric Requirements<br />

1 <strong>Sugar</strong> Tonga Treats 6-Pack<br />

Note: Each 6-Pack contains one 6" x width-of-fabric strip each<br />

of twenty different fabrics.<br />

31 ⁄4 yards Tonga-B7900 Parchment<br />

21 ⁄4 yards XTonga-B9386 Taffy (106"-wide) or 51 ⁄8 yards<br />

45"-wide Tonga print of your choice (backing)<br />

2/3 yard Tonga-B8780 Aqua (binding)<br />

Other supplies<br />

77" x 91" batting<br />

Optional: Creative Grids Triangle in a Square Ruler (CGRTMT2)<br />

Cutting<br />

From B7900 Parchment:<br />

• Cut eighteen 6" x width-of fabric (WOF) strips.<br />

From each 6" strip (6-Pack and B7900 Parchment previously<br />

cut):<br />

• Fold each 6" strip in half and, starting at the fold, cut ten<br />

triangles, using either the Creative Grids ruler or the template<br />

provided. (figure 1)<br />

• From the remaining fabric sections, measure 11 ⁄2" from<br />

the previous triangle base and cut and trim as shown in<br />

figure 1. These will be the partial triangles for each row end.<br />

From B8780 Aqua:<br />

• Cut eight 21 ⁄4" x WOF strips for binding.<br />

Quilt Top Assembly<br />

1. Working in random color order, stitch the colored triangles<br />

(not the partials) together alternating with the B7900 Parchment<br />

triangles. Each row will require twenty-three triangles.<br />

Make eight rows that begin and end with a colored<br />

triangle. Press all the seam allowances to the right. Make<br />

seven rows that begin and end with a B7900 Parchment<br />

triangle. Press all seams to the left. (You will have<br />

several leftover triangles—perfect for coordinating<br />

pillows.)<br />

2. <strong>Sew</strong> the partial triangles to the ends of each<br />

row, alternating color sequence to the last full<br />

triangle. Press the seams in the same direction<br />

as others within the row.<br />

3. Stitch the rows together alternating<br />

triangle color placement. Match seams<br />

on adjacent rows. Press all horizontal<br />

seams in one direction. Trim the<br />

quilt side edges evenly, if necessary.<br />

Finishing<br />

4. Layer the quilt top, batting and<br />

backing and quilt as desired.<br />

5. Stitch the binding strips<br />

together end to end using<br />

diagonal seams. Fold and<br />

press the resulting long<br />

strip in half lengthwise<br />

wrong sides together.<br />

Stitch to the quilt<br />

Fold<br />

front, matching raw edges and mitering the corners.<br />

6. Fold the binding to the quilt underside and hand-stitch the<br />

folded edge to the quilt back.<br />

©2013 Karen Montgomery<br />

www.thequiltcompany.com<br />

Permission is granted to shop owners and teachers to make<br />

copies for promotional or educational purposes only.<br />

This pattern may not be reproduced for commercial<br />

purposes (i.e. may not be sold).<br />

This pattern may not be reproduced for ANY PURPOSE<br />

after April 1, 2014.<br />

Actual Size Template<br />

This must be printed at ACTUAL SIZE (100%).<br />

Turn off “Page Scaling” or “Fit To Page” in your<br />

print dialog box.<br />

This dashed line should measure 5 1 ⁄2".<br />

fig. 1<br />

1½"<br />

Selvedge

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