Rouenneries

Rouenneries were the cotton prints printed
in Rouen, France during the mid-18th century.
Our designs are based on a collection of old prints
and stripes from that era.
From the remaining fabric, 4 light fat quarters and one Layer Cakecut:
from EACH of 12–10"x 10" Layer Cake squares cut:
1–8½"x 8½" square
from EACH of 8–10"x 10" Layer Cake squares cut:
2–4½"x 10" rectangles (for Blocks A and B)
from EACH of 17–10"x 10" Layer Cake squares cut:
1–6½"x 10" strip
subcut 1–6½"x 6½" square
1–6½"x 2½" rectangle
1–2½"x 10" strip
from EACH of 5–10"x 10" Layer Cake squares cut:
4–2½"x 10" rectangles
from EACH of 4 light fat quarters cut:
(#13524–16, 13525–13, 13526–14, 13528–15)
2–6½"x 22" strips
subcut 16–6½"x 2½" rectangles
1–2½"x 22" strips
subcut 2–2½"x 10" rectangles
from the remaining fabrics cut:
1–2½"x 10" rectangle
4–5½"x 5½" squares
6–5½"x 2½" rectangles
1–5½"x 3½" rectangle
Binding: 8–2½"x WOF strips