Wall hangers are easy to create.
The minutes size quilts once created will make a nice gift and / or decoration for your home.
Once your parts together and have the tools you can start making a wall hook.
If you're new to quilting, do not worry since the hanger we are doing is one of the groups of vessels easier to create.
Do not forget to get your rotary cutters on one side, and through her quilting project will have to cut subsidies to ¼ inch seams.
Now, assuming you have your green, tan, blue, yellow and peach print in order we can start making the top of the quilt.
In short, I will go in the sections to help you prepare.
You should have two, 2 ½ x 19 ½ inches from the top and bottom edges in the green prints.
You must have two borders in green on the size of 2 ½ x 27 ½ inches.
You must have a value of 36 for Square D and the size of 1 ½ x 1 ½ inches.
Tan print has six parts, namely a strip, Part B, C-Strip, Square and F-strip.
Blue has only one hand, while it has three yellow and peach has one.
The yellow strip is C-, D-square, and the ultimate value of the four is the cornerstone.
C values of eighteen, and measures 1 ½ x 1 ½ inches, while values of D 12 and measures 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches, F is the strip of peach, peach, that the four values and its measurement is 1 ½ x 3 ½ inches.
Peach has the G-strand, the four values and measures 2 ½ x 5 ½ inches.
Impressions of rust including the value of six, which is the sashing # 1 in a vertical position in measures 1 ½ x 13 ½ inches.
The second sashing creates three and measures 1 ½ x 21 ½ inches, while the H band last four values and measures 1 ½ x 7 ½ inches.
You'll have to cut your quilt pieces out.
Use the guide above to achieve a precise cut.
Now you can crown your quilt.
Start by creating a row and an apple.
Use your block, row and start sewing your D-Blue Square to attach to the A-pieces So close.
(Bands) Continue with the next color available to complete the second block.
Use the Yellow Square in the second block and create a couple of pieces of color narrowed by agreement.
Now stitch the two pieces together to create impression as a row in game two and the first block.
Use Tan B, a pair of Blue CS, C Yellow and finish so that the yellow / blue is a gateway through the arrangement of color in the second block.
Want to create two narrow pieces.
In the third row, create a couple of rows and sort the colors according to the blocks.
In the fourth row, create two rows for you to have a nine-pattern in the array of color, which should be spread wide.
Alternatively, add items to the blocks (2) and make your heart by creating narrow # 2 sashing pieces which equals three.
Now press the fabric.
Use an unpressed sheet, the more pressing as you go.
You are ready for borders.
From the border # 2, knitted narrow parts so that moves from left to right, and sideways to the right of your quilt, sewing for the center.
Add 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches for the seam of the square yellow print.
Stitch along the short terms related to double borders.
(Strip # 1) Move along, on the edges along the top and bottom parts of the narrow point, stitching along the middle.
You are now ready to complete your project.
The minutes size quilts once created will make a nice gift and / or decoration for your home.
Once your parts together and have the tools you can start making a wall hook.
If you're new to quilting, do not worry since the hanger we are doing is one of the groups of vessels easier to create.
Do not forget to get your rotary cutters on one side, and through her quilting project will have to cut subsidies to ¼ inch seams.
Now, assuming you have your green, tan, blue, yellow and peach print in order we can start making the top of the quilt.
In short, I will go in the sections to help you prepare.
You should have two, 2 ½ x 19 ½ inches from the top and bottom edges in the green prints.
You must have two borders in green on the size of 2 ½ x 27 ½ inches.
You must have a value of 36 for Square D and the size of 1 ½ x 1 ½ inches.
Tan print has six parts, namely a strip, Part B, C-Strip, Square and F-strip.
Blue has only one hand, while it has three yellow and peach has one.
The yellow strip is C-, D-square, and the ultimate value of the four is the cornerstone.
C values of eighteen, and measures 1 ½ x 1 ½ inches, while values of D 12 and measures 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches, F is the strip of peach, peach, that the four values and its measurement is 1 ½ x 3 ½ inches.
Peach has the G-strand, the four values and measures 2 ½ x 5 ½ inches.
Impressions of rust including the value of six, which is the sashing # 1 in a vertical position in measures 1 ½ x 13 ½ inches.
The second sashing creates three and measures 1 ½ x 21 ½ inches, while the H band last four values and measures 1 ½ x 7 ½ inches.
You'll have to cut your quilt pieces out.
Use the guide above to achieve a precise cut.
Now you can crown your quilt.
Start by creating a row and an apple.
Use your block, row and start sewing your D-Blue Square to attach to the A-pieces So close.
(Bands) Continue with the next color available to complete the second block.
Use the Yellow Square in the second block and create a couple of pieces of color narrowed by agreement.
Now stitch the two pieces together to create impression as a row in game two and the first block.
Use Tan B, a pair of Blue CS, C Yellow and finish so that the yellow / blue is a gateway through the arrangement of color in the second block.
Want to create two narrow pieces.
In the third row, create a couple of rows and sort the colors according to the blocks.
In the fourth row, create two rows for you to have a nine-pattern in the array of color, which should be spread wide.
Alternatively, add items to the blocks (2) and make your heart by creating narrow # 2 sashing pieces which equals three.
Now press the fabric.
Use an unpressed sheet, the more pressing as you go.
You are ready for borders.
From the border # 2, knitted narrow parts so that moves from left to right, and sideways to the right of your quilt, sewing for the center.
Add 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches for the seam of the square yellow print.
Stitch along the short terms related to double borders.
(Strip # 1) Move along, on the edges along the top and bottom parts of the narrow point, stitching along the middle.
You are now ready to complete your project.