4 Charm Packs-Sweet by Urban Chiks
1/2 yard fabric for binding
Batting that measures at least 47″ x 56″
2 2/3 yards of backing fabric
First, make your template. To do this, I used the cardboard that came in the back of the charm pack. How handy is that? Measure in one inch in from each side at the top and make a dot. Connect that dot to the lower corners and cut out your template.
Using your template, carefully cut out your blocks. You will be using all but 4 charms, so if you care to use those for a different project, set them aside now. You can cut up to 4 charms at a time-any more than that seems to compromise accuracy.
Chose any two blocks…
and prepare to sew them together. They will need to be offset the slightest bit, so when the seam is opened up, the blocks will form a straight line.
Press the seam open. Repeat making rows 13 blocks wide. Make 12 strips of 13.
Layout the rows and make sure they are in a pleasing arrangement. A digital photo really helps for this step.
Trim the edges of the quilt square. (You could eliminate the trimming step and bind the angled edges, which would require bias binding.)
And your quilt top is complete.
For quilting, I echoed the seam lines on each side using the edge of my walking foot as a guide.
One sweet baby quilt that measures 45″ x 54″.
by amandajean of crazymomquilts
That is a lovely quilt! Thanks for posting, can't wait to give it a go
Sheryn
Очень красиво!!!!!!Блог у вас замечательный и работы великолепные!!!!!
This really IS sweet! Think I'm gonna try this one…
soo cute!! I did it!!
Never mind the baby, I'd have that as a lap quilt! Fabulous.
A very “Sweet” quilt Amanda, I love Sweet and your quilts!
I love tumblers! Great job as usual!
beautiful… i love those fabrics
Terrific use of the charms packs. Love the quilt!
Like the movement by just having taken a sliver off of the charm.
Adorable Amandajean!
SUPER cute aj!!!
♥
very cute!
very very cute! I will have to try this one. You make the blocks look so easy!
so adorable!!! i love how you used the cardboard in the charm pack for the template… brilliant!!
That is so cute. And how ingenious to use the cardboard on the back of the charm pack for your template. I save those but never know what to do with them. I might just try this pattern too. Super cute!
This would work on ANY layer cake by first cutting it into four 5″ sections. BRILLIANT and such a cute project. Thanks for sharing. On my list of “must do”. XXX Annie
This turned out beautifully! I'll definitely have to try it. Thanks for making it look so easy!
Cute!! I love how sweet it is 🙂
great job on the directions! perfect! AND I love the quilt!
Now that looks like a quilt I could do! So cute and clever!
MGM
Very very nice ;> I'm going to try this one really soon! 😀 Thanks!
What a great quilt, and a great tutorial, too! I'll have to try this one. Thanks!
I’ve been wanting to make a tumbler quilt so bad, but didn’t know how to go about it, who know it was so simple? Thanks for the great instructions.
Yummy!! Love it!! I'm going to make one today. Thanks for the great idea!
WONDERFUL!!!!
very nice indeed..
Love it…I stink at the binding part though…to get that far and screw up the binding really gets me!
Thansk for the inspiration!
Love the prints & the quilt! Thanks for sharing!
mary
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Love it! So cute!
Love it! This is one I'm going to give a go at. Thanks for posting!
I've been looking at tumbler quilts and wanting to make one. Thanks for making it so easy for us.
I love that you used the cardboard as your template. That way you know your template won't be too big. Can you tell I've been there and done that?
I just had an AHA! moment. I never realized how easy it was to make this pattern! I've looked at it and wanted to try it–but now I feel ready to try it. Great job and thanks for making it seem so easy!
i love this line of fabrics, and this is a great way to show them off! lovely as usual.
Cute cute cute! I never thought about using the cardboard for a template before. Great idea!
Thanks for creating this–such a beautiful quilt! You are very talented, as always!
Thanks, Amanda, for sharing this! I've always wanted to make one of these!
oh yay. i'm going to make this using my fresh cut charms. 😀
Lovely quilt! Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I am a beginner on the quiltworld but really lóve all the quiltworks I've seen over the internet and all around. With this discription of yours I think I really can put my first step in the world of quilting.
Thanks again. Can't wait to give it a go!
Adorable! Love it! Thanks!
Amanda Jean… you do it AGAIN! You make me want to drop everything and make one of your coolest of cool projects. I'm still on a CMQ high when I saw your zig-zag quilt made on someone's blog. NOW WHAT DO IT DO?!?!
I see only one solution. I need to rent a cabin for a couple of months. No phones, no tv… just an internet connection so I can make all of your projects.
Oooops… NOW WHAT DO I DO?!?!