Collections for a Cause – Legacy

1 Charm Pack – I used Legacy – Collection for a Cause
You will need at least 12 light and 12 dark charm squares
2 Fat Quarters – One light and one dark for background
2 Fat Quarters – Backing and binding

If you are making two quilts separate charm squares into two piles – light and dark

Cutting: Cut each charm square two – 2″ x 4″ rectangles.
For a total of 23 light and 23 dark 2″ x 4″ bricks
From each of your light and dark fat quarters cut the following:
6 – 2″ x 19″ strip
18 – 2″ squares

Piecing instructions will be for one quilt – repeat if you are making both.

Piecing:
Step One – Attach a 2″ background square to 18 of your 2″ x 4″ bricks.
Piece rows together as follows:
3 rows with 5 bricks
2 rows with 4 bricks

Step Two – Assemble quilt top alternating and offsetting 5 brick row and 4 brick row with
2″ x 19″ strips background fabric separating each row.
Step 3 – Quilt as desired using your remaining two fat quarters.
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Bind using left over backing fabric or another favorite
from the collection.

Two Vintage Brick doll quilts –
Not sure what to do with them? Here are a few ideas. Find more at Temecula Quilt Co.

Enjoy!

Batting – 4 – 5″ x 5″ squares (great to use up your scrap batting left over from another project)

Coordinating Thread

Fabric Paint
Alphabet Stamps

Step One:

Gather all your ingredients.
Step Two:

Pick out two coordinating charm squares for each coaster.

Step Three:

From your scrap batting, cut one 5″ x 5″ square for each coaster.

Step Four:

Put two fabric squares right sides together and then align on top of a piece of batting.

Step Five:

Sew a 1/4″ seam around the coaster, leaving about 2-3″ opening so you can turn the coaster right side out.

Step Six:

Clip the corners of the coaster before turning right side out so there is no bunching in the corners.

Step Seven:

Turn the coaster right side out and press. Stitch a 1/8″ seam around all four edges of the coaster. This will close off the opening… no need to whip stitch closed.

Quilt the coaster as desired.

Step Eight:

This next step is optional. Determine what letters you want to place on each of the coasters. If you want to spell out a word that is shorter or longer than shown, then simply make the number of coasters needed to spell your word.

Place a little bit of the fabric paint on a paper plate and stamp into paint until covered. Gently stamp the letter onto the coaster and remove. Set aside to let dry.