Moon Glow Pattern - Jinny Beyer Studio

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86¼" x 86¼"
A block-of-the-month course designed
for quilters to gain confidence in piecing and color.
Featuring the Jinny Beyer Palette, the most complete line of basics
designed exclusively for quilters in a breathtaking spectrum of color.
Moon Glow by Jinny Beyer
2203 Dominguez Street Bldg K3 Torrance, CA 90501
General Information (r02-2012)
- Page 1 of 8
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(800) 422-5426 • For a shop near you visit www.rjrfabrics.com
MOON GLOW by Jinny Beyer
Block-of-the-Month Quilt
Jinny Beyer Palette #11 Fabric Reference List
The numbers in the white circles are for use with
the pattern for clarification. The style numbers
and Palette numbers(P#xx) are used for ordering.
7
Water ,Lapis
Block – 12
Style – 9511-16
Yardage – 1/2 yd.
P#122
Posies, Cobalt
Block – 2, 9, 10, 11,
12, Border
Style – 0498-09
Yardage – 1 yd.
P#123
1
Thunder, Apple Green
Block – 12
Style – 4795-21
Yardage: 1/8 yd.
P#61
8
2
Pinecone, Cypress
Block – 9, 10, 11
Style – 2266-06
Yardage – 5/8 yd.
P#66
9
3
Floral Outline, Azure
Block – 12, Border
Style – 7132-29
Yardage – 5/8 yd.
P#126
10
4
Daisy Texture, Blue
Block – 12
Style – 7427-25
Yardage – 1/4 yd.
P#124
11
5
Eyelash, Navy
Block – 6, 7
Style – 9410-03
Yardage – 1/3 yd.
P#120
12
Hens & Chicks,Amethyst
Block – 12
Style – 8737-09
Yardage – 3/8 yd.
P#137
6
Hens & Chicks, Sapphire
Block – 3, 5, 6, 7, 8,
Border
Style – 8737-08
Yardage – 1 yd.
P#121
13
N. Florentine, Purple
Block – 1, 2, 3, 4, 9,
10, 11, 12
Style – 8868-05
Yardage – 7/8 yd.
P#96
Marble, Chinese
Blue
Block – 12
Style – 9812-18
Yardage – 1/8 yd.
P#134
Pinecone, Iris
Block – 1, 2, 4, 6, 9,
10, 12
Style – 2266-07
Yardage – 7/8 yd.
P#135
Floral Outline, Hyacinth
Block – 5, 7, 8, 11,
12
Style – 7132-30
Yardage –1/2 yd.
P#136
P# indicates each fabric's number within the Jinny Beyer Palette.
General Information (r02-2012) - Page 2 of 8
14
Msq. Feathers, Blackberry
Block – 1, 2, 3, 4
Style – 5868-18
Yardage – 5/8 yd.
P#97
21
Lagoon, Crackle
Block – 12
Style – 4730-08
Yardage – 3/8 yd.
P#84
15
Etched Leaf., Heather
Green P#12
Block – 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12
Style – 7424-07
Yardage – 3/4 yd.
22
N. Florentine, Win. Blue
Block – 12, Backing
(8 additional yards)
Style – 8868-02
Yardage – 1/2 yd.
P#51
16
Ripple, Clover
Block – 3, 4, 12
Style – 5866-73
Yardage – 1/2 yd.
P#62
23
Tapestry, Teal
Block – 5, 8
Style – 4005-03
Yardage – 3/8 yd.
P#86
17
18
Masque Feathers, Jade
Block – 1, 2, 6, 7, 9,
10, 12
Style – 5868-17
Yardage – 3/4 yd.
P#83
Flower Texture, Turq.
Block – 2, 3, 4, 5, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12, Border
Style – 6931-27
Yardage –1-5/8 yds.
P#127
24
Eyelash, Black P#48
Block – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
Border, Binding
Style –9410-14
Yardage –6-3/8 yds.
25
Masque Feathers, Juniper
Block – 12
Style – 5868-13
Yardage – 1/2 yard
P#10
19
Marble, Aquamarine
Block – 7, 12
Style – 9812-09
Yardage – 1/4 yd.
P#128
26
Filigree, Slate Green
Block – 12
Style – 6739-02
Yardage – 3/8 yd.
P#11
20
Crackle, Glacier
Block – 12
Style – 4730-10
Yardage – 1/8 yd.
P#129
27
Marble, Midnight
Border
Style – 9812-08
Yardage – 5/8 yd.
P#87
MOON GLOW
Yardage Requirements
Pattern
Fabric #
P#
Pattern Name
Style
Block Number by Month
1 Quilt
1
9, 10, 11
5/8 yd.
126
4795-21
2266-06
7132-29
1/8 yd.
3
Thunder, Apple Green
Pinecone, Cypress
Floral Outline, Azure
12
2
61
66
12, Border
5/8 yd.
4
124
Daisy Texture, Blue
7427-25
12
1/4 yd.
5
120
Eyelash, Navy
9410-03
6, 7
1/3 yd.
6
121
1 yd.
122
12
1/2 yd.
8
123
8737-08
9511-16
0498-09
3, 5, 6, 7, 8, Border
7
Hens & Chicks, Sapphire
Water, Lapis
Posies, Cobalt
2, 9, 10,11,12, Border
1 yd.
9
134
Marble, Chinese Blue
9812-18
12
1/8 yd.
10
135
Pinecone, Iris
2266-07
1, 2, 4, 6, 9,10,12
7/8 yd.
11
136
Floral Outline, Hyacinth
7132-30
5, 7, 8, 11, 12
1/2 yd.
12
137
12
3/8 yd.
13
96
1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10,11,12
7/8 yd.
14
97
Hens & Chicks, Amethyst 8737-09
N. Florentine, Purple
8868-05
Msq. Feathers, Blackberry 5868-18
1, 2, 3, 4
5/8 yd.
15
12
Etched Leaf, Hthr Green 7424-07
5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12
3/4 yd.
16
62
1/2 yd.
83
1, 2, 6, 7, 9,10,12
3/4 yd.
18
127
Ripple, Clover
5866-73
Masque Feathers, Jade 5868-17
6931-27
Flower Texture, Turq.
3, 4, 12
17
2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9,10,11,12, Border
1-5/8 yds.
19
128
Marble, Aquamarine
9812-09
7,12
1/4 yd.
20
129
Crackle, Glacier
4730-10
12
1/8 yd.
21
84
Lagoon, Crackle
4730-08
12
3/8 yd.
22
51
N. Florentine, Win. Blue 8868-02
12
1/2 yd.
23
86
Tapestry, Teal
5, 8
3/8 yd.
24
48
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,11,12, Border
6-3/8 yds.
25
10
9410-14
Eyelash, Black
Masque Feathers, Juniper 5868-13
12
1/2 yd.
26
11
Filigree, Slate Green
6739-02
12
3/8 yd.
27
87
Marble, Midnight
9812-08
Border
5/8 yd.
22
51
N. Florentine, Win. Blue 8868-02
Quilt Backing Suggestion
8 yds.
4005-03
*The yardage chart requirements provided are approximate yardages to help shops in kitting the fabrics. These
measurements include sufficient yardage for any of the template techniques, including using templates to cut pieces
for foundation piecing. If you elect to cut your fabrics using the larger sizes in the PRECUTTING GUIDES FOR
FOUNDATIONS, you may need to purchase additional yardage to accommodate this style of piecing.
2203 Dominguez Street Bldg K3 Torrance, CA 90501
(800) 422-5426 • For a shop near you visit www.rjrfabrics.com
© 2000, 2009, 2012 RJR Fabrics
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
This Jinny Beyer block-of-the-month quilt has been designed as a patchwork course for intermediate to advanced level
quilters. The blocks each month have been geared to teach a variety of basic skills and become more advanced as the
months progress. Quilters will build on the knowledge and skills they learn from each block until even the seemingly more
complex patterns become easy to assemble. Included in the techniques that participants learn are rotary cutting, strip
piecing, joining four corners, joining eight corners, paper piecing, setting in, working with curves and much more. The
blocks for this quilt can be constructed using a variety of the following methods of construction: hand piecing, machine
piecing, piecing with freezer paper templates, or piecing onto a foundation. The fabrics used in Moon Glow are all from the
Quilters Palette by Jinny Beyer for RJR Fabrics. The shading of the colors produces a “moon glow” that gives the
quilt a rich quality. Each of the compasses is named after the seas of the moon.
GETTING STARTED
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Wash and press all fabrics.
For machine piecing, test your 1/4" seam accuracy. To achieve accurate 1/4" seams, adjust machine marking or
needle position if necessary.
Press seams in the direction that creates the least bulk and/or towards the darker fabric.
TEMPLATES
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As printed, all templates include a 1/4" seam allowance.
Dashed lines are sewing lines; solid lines are cutting lines.
A & AR
Block 1
RA & A
1 kcolB
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Not all printers/copiers reproduce perfectly.
Test print this page, and check that the Template Size
Check below measures the correct size. This is critical
to ensuring that your pieces will fit together correctly
and your blocks will finish the correct size.
•
For machine piecing, trace or photocopy template shapes
for each block. Templates may be transferred or glued to
template plastic.
For hand piecing, trace on the solid line to create templates
that include the 1/4" seam allowance. Use the template to
draw the sewing line, or include the seam allowances and trace on the solid lines.
For freezer paper method, trace templates onto freezer paper using a freezer paper
template technique. Trace and cut on the dashed lines.
Several templates need to be reversed for tracing and/or cutting to complete the
blocks, i.e. - A (normal) and AR (reversed). They are indicated on the templates and
in the individual instructions.
All templates should be placed on the wrong side of the fabric for tracing and/or
cutting.
Several of the template shapes are used in more than one block. If a template shape
has been used before, it will be noted in the individual block instructions.
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A & AR
Block 1
Template Size Check
This box should measure
2 inches square.
If the box does not measure 2",
your templates/foundations will
not be the correct size.
If you are printing at home, be
sure your printer is set to print at
100% with “no scaling”.
HAND PIECING
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Mark the sewing line onto the wrong side of each fabric piece.
In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. To make sure the drawn lines are
perfectly aligned, use pins at the beginning and end of the seam line. Also place pins at
intervals along the seam line to help hold pieces together securely for stitching.
Sew fabric pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.
Stitch on the seam line using a running stitch. To keep the thread from pulling, stitch
additional backstitches every couple of inches. Secure each end with a fastening stitch,
i.e. knot or backstitch.
MACHINE PIECING
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On the wrong side of each fabric piece, mark 1/4" intersections at all corners.
In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. Use pins at the beginning and end of the seam line, pinning
through the 1/4" intersections marked on both fabrics. To help hold pieces together securely for stitching,
place
pins along the seam line .
Using the appropriate marking on your sewing machine to accomplish a 1/4" seam, stitch
along the seam line.
For most seams you will sew from cut edge to cut edge. However, because many of these
blocks require set-in seams, care must be taken to determine when the seam should be
ended at the 1/4" intersection markings. If a pivot or set-in is needed at either end of the
seam, it is best to begin and/or end the seam at the marked intersection, backstitching for
a few stitches to secure the seam.
FREEZER PAPER PIECING
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Trace and cut out freezer paper template pieces and press onto the wrong side of fabric.
Cut out shapes, leaving 1/4" of fabric for seam allowance around each template shape.
In preparation for sewing, pin two fabric pieces together. Use pins at the beginning and
end of the seam line, pinning at the corners of the freezer paper templates on both pieces
of fabric. To help hold pieces together securely for stitching, place pins along the seam
line.
Stitch along the edges of the freezer paper. Leave the freezer paper templates in place
until the block has been completed.
FOUNDATION PIECING
TH
-#
3
2
Using a slightly shorter stitch length than usual, sew on the printed line. Stitch several
stitches beyond the seam line at each end.
Using a warm, dry iron, press fabric #2 completely to the side, being careful to avoid any
pleats that will affect accuracy.
Fold the foundation on the line for the next seam to be sewn. Using this fold as a guide,
trim the fabric along the fold, leaving a 1/4" seam allowance.
Continue adding fabric pieces to the foundation by repeating these same steps until all
numbered areas have been covered with fabric.
Cut off excess fabric by trimming 1/4" away from the outermost solid line along each edge.
Place two pieced sections right sides together. Place pins at the beginning and end of the
seam lines on both pieces.
Sew on the line, stitching from cut edge to cut edge.
Sew pieces together in the order indicated in the individual instructions.
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Trace or photocopy foundation pieces for each block.
Cut a piece of fabric for each area on the foundation with a generous 1/4" seam allowance
along all sides.
Place wrong side of #1 fabric on the wrong (unprinted) side of the foundation with 1/4"
extending beyond the seam line between areas #1 and #2.
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REYEB YNNIJ YB DENGISED
MOON GLOW
Block Guide
Block 1
Block 2
Block 3
Block 4
Block 5
Block 6
Block 11
Block 7
Block 8
Block 9
Block 10
Block 12A
Block 12B
Swatch
MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR
Fabric
Description and Cut Needed
24
9410-14 - Eyelash, Black
P#48
9" x 41"
Block Area
1
1
5
Template
A
AR
Square
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
17
5868-17 Masque Feathers, Jade
P#83
8-1/4" x 10-3/4"
2
B
4
13
8868-05 - N. Florentine, Purple
P#96
6-3/4" x 7-1/8"
3
C
4
10
2266-07 - Pinecone, Iris
P#135
6-3/4" x 7-1/8"
4
CR
4
14
5868-18 - Masque Feathers,
Blackberry P#97
9" x 14"
6
Rectangle
4
{
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
IMPORTANT NOTE: Enough fabric for borders 1 and 7
should be cut from the black eyelash fabric before making
any other cuts. This will allow for lengthwise grain, 1 piece
borders. Otherwise WOF cuts can be made later. See
Month 12 pattern for specifics!
FRAME
Pick your passion! This pattern includes templates for
machine or hand piecing. There are also freezer paper foundation
pages and standard foundation piecing pages. Use which ever
technique suits you best to accomplish this beautiful block!
Spray fabrics with a light sizing or similar product
before pressing foundations papers to them, especially before
making any cuts. This will help stabilize the bias edges of the
pieces even more!
5
TEMPLATE GUIDE
CR
C
B
B
CR
AR
A
CR
C
2
2
1
A
4
5
4
1
3
2
2
1
AR
5
1
3
3
The Template Guide diagram illustrates
which templates are needed for each
area of the quilt block.
4
6
B
B
1
AR
C
CR
C
1
A
AR
A
FABRIC PLACEMENT
6
6
3
4
1
1
6
5
The Fabric Placement diagram illustrates which
fabrics will be used in each of those areas.
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
Directions- Freezer Paper Foundation Method.
1. Print copies of the freezer paper foundation pages onto the dull
side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper. Using paper cutting scissors,
cut out each shape directly on the dashed lines. Be careful not
to add any distance past those lines or your shapes will be too
large.
A
Shown right side up (RSU).
B
B
B
B
AT THE CUTTING MAT: Do not mark the seam allowances
around the paper shapes. Cut each shape out leaving an
exact 1/4" seam allowance on all sides. This is accurately
done with a square see-thru ruler with a clear 1/4" outer
edge marking and rotary cutter. Use the template shapes
from page 5 to trim the elongated points of the shapes. This
will make piecing much easier!
3. Sew the A, AR, C and CR shapes together. To help line up
the match points push a straight pin through the match point
on the CR foundation to the corresponding match point on
the A foundation. Carefully pin to secure. Repeat for both the
starting and the ending match points. Sew together using a
1/4" seam allowance. Backstitch at the beginning and
ending of each addition.
AR
C
CR
A
AR
C
CR
A
AR
Make 4
Make 4
B
4. Leave the foundation papers attached to the shapes.
Press the seam allowances in the direction indicated
by the arrows. Again, use a hot, dry iron. Press down
with out gliding the iron on the fabrics as much as
possible.
CR
A
B
A
CR
5. Sew the B shapes to the A units. Use straight pins to “pin point”
the matches. Press.
BB
B
B
2. AT THE IRONING BOARD: Place the
shiny side of the corresponding freezer
paper shapes onto the wrong side of the
fabrics. Space the shapes so there is
plenty of room on all sides of each for a
1/4" seam allowance. Using a hot, dry
iron press the shiny side of the freezer
paper shapes onto the wrong side of
each corresponding fabric. This will
temporarily bond the paper to the fabric.
C
B
CR
Match Point = where seams intersect 1/4" from the edge (seam
allowance).
B C
A
AR
Make 4
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
6. Sew the AR units to
the remaining long
side of the B shapes.
Press.
7. Sew the units into two
half blocks. Press.
Sew the half blocks
together forming one
Sea of Nectar block.
Measures 11-3/4" sq.
When viewing from the back, the seam allowances should all be pressed in a clockwise direction.
This has been an aid in making sharp points and accurate matches. If during the piecing process
you wish to remove some of the foundations remember this rule: Always leave the foundations
that are on the outside of the units/block attached to the fabric for exterior support until piecing
is complete. Any interior foundations (foundations that are sewn on all sides) can be removed if
needed to make the best match of points/seams.
Remove all foundation papers. Press well without sliding the iron. Placing a cloth on top of the
block before pressing will help avoid striking a shine on bulky areas of the piecework.
Trim the outer edges of the block if needed to bring it to an 11-3/4" x 11-3/4" measurement.
8. Sew the frame squares and rectangles together Press.
Make 2
9. Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/rectangle strips to the top and
bottom of the block. Press.
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR TEMPLATES
oc
Bl
k
1
H
NT
MO
-C
1–
A
&
SE
ECTA
A OF N
-B
1 – SE
Block 1
H
MONT
AR
CT
NE
CR
OF
R
Block 1 - A & AR
FABRIC CUTTING USING TEMPLATES TECHNIQUE
See step 2 of the directions if using the freezer paper foundation method.
A & AR
• Fold in half, right sides together.
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will
be cut into AR pieces.
B
B
A
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
C & CR
• Place fabric pieces right
sides together, with #4 on
the bottom.
• Cut all pieces using C
template; bottom fabric will
be cut into CR pieces.
C
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
R
OM
AES – 1 HTN
RATCEN FO
-B
A OF NECTA
Block 1 - C & CR
SE
MONTH 1 –
Block 1 - A & AR
RC & C - 1 kcolB
Block 1
TAR
F NEC
ECTAR
A OF N
SEA O
1 – SE
H1–
MONT
-B
H
MONT
Block 1
Block 1 - A & AR
Print 4 copy each of this page or trace four of
each of the foundations onto freezer paper.
allowances are included in these foundations.
Print at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet.
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
MONTH 1 – SEA OF NECTAR FOUNDATIONS
Print 4 copies of this page or trace 4 of each part 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.
Foundation piece
the sections and sew
to star sewn using
template B.
SEA OF NECTAR - PART 2
JINNY
BEYE
R
2C
F-13
1
AR
F-24
O
M
O
N
G
LO
W
2
CR
F-10
Y
NED B
If you prefer to work with fabric
shapes similar to the areas on
the foundation, make templates
as you would for hand and
machine piecing. Add
an additional 1/4" seam
allowance around all
sides to make foundation
piecing easier.
DESIG
B
TH
N
F NEC
TAR PART
1
O
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SEA O
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F-24
FOUNDATION PRE-CUTTING GUIDE
Area
Fabric
Qty
Cut Size
Template
1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
4-1/2" x 7”
2
Fabric 13 (F-13)
4
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
C
2
Fabric 10 (F-10)
4
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
CR
A & AR
Month 1 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
Swatch
FRAME
{
MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE
Fabric
24
P#48
7-1/2" x 41"
Block Area
1
1
7
Template
A
AR
Square
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
17
5868-17 - Masque Feathers, Jade
P#83
7-1/8" x 8"
2
B
4
10
P#135
7-1/8" x 8"
3
BR
4
18
6931-27 - Flower Texture, Turq.
P#127
6-3/4" x 8"
4
C
4
8
0498-09 - Posies, Cobalt
P#123
6-3/4" x 8"
5
CR
4
13
P#96
3" x 3"
6
D
1
14
Blackberry
P#97
9" x 14"
8
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
FABRIC PLACEMENT
TEMPLATE GUIDE
8
7
7
Pick your passion!
1
1
BR
A
AR
This pattern includes
templates for machine
AR
or hand piecing. There
A
R
CR C
B CC
are also freezer paper
B
BR
D
foundation pages and
BR
B
CR
standard foundation
C B
AR
C
R
A
C
piecing pages. Use which
ever technique suits you
A
AR
best or a combination to
accomplish this beautiful
block!
8
BR
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
1
4
5
2
3 2 5
3
6
2
3
4
2 3 4 5
5
1
1
7
1
4
8
1
1
8
7
Spray fabrics with a light sizing or similar product before pressing
foundations papers to them, especially before making any cuts. This
will help stabilize the bias edges of the pieces even more!
Month 2 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 5
Directions- Set-In Seam Method. Alternate approach: Applique D to the block once all other
pieces are sewn together. Match Point = where seams intersect 1/4" from the edge (seam allowance).
1. Make templates and cut out fabric.
2. Using the B and BR pieces, sew
B
four identical units as shown
here. Press the seam allowances
in the direction indicated by the
arrows.
BR
Stop and
start 1/4"
from fabric
edge.
D
Make 4
3. Sew the units to the D square
creating a core star unit. Start and stop the seams
at the edge of the foundation papers (1/4" from
fabric edge). Area left unsewn is indicated by the red circles. Press.
4. Sew the A, AR, C and CR pieces into star point units. Press after each addition.
C
CR
5. Pin the match points
(indicated by red dots).
A
AR
The seam is sewn all
Make 4
the way to the end at
the outer points of the
star. Stop the seam at the
match point at the inside
of the core star. TIP: Sew
through only two layers
of fabric where ever
possible. Push all existing
seam allowances away from
your seam line path. Backstitch
at start and stop of seam line. Pull
the pieces away from the machine. Line
up the second side. Place piecework under the presser foot and lower the presser foot. Sew down
the second side. Press well and repeat the process for the remaining units. Press.
7. Sew a rectangle
to each side
of the block.
Press. Sew
the square/
rectangle strips
to the top and
bottom of the
block. Press.
Make 2
Month 2 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 5
MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE TEMPLATES
Block 2 - C & CR
Block 2 - B & BR
Block 2 - D
Block 2 - A & AR
FABRIC CUTTING USING TEMPLATES
A & AR
• Cut all pieces using A template;
bottom half will be cut into AR pieces.
B & BR
sides together, with
#3 on the bottom.
• Cut all pieces using
B template; bottom
B
fabric will be cut into
BR pieces.
A
C & CR
•
•
Place fabric pieces right sides
together, with #5 on
the bottom.
Cut all pieces using
C
C template; bottom
fabric will be cut
into CR pieces.
D
D
Month 2 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 5
ERUTSIOM FO AES – 2 HTNOM
RA & A - 2 kcolB
MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 2 - A & AR
RC & C - 2 kcolB
Block 2 - C & CR
Block 2 - B & BR
Block 2 - D
RB & B - 2 kcolB
Print 4 copies of this page or trace four of each of the foundations
(except D need only 1) onto freezer paper. Foundations are
foundations.
Month 2 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 5
MONTH 2 – SEA OF MOISTURE FOUNDATIONS
D
MOON GLOW - MONTH 2
3
B
F-17
Foundation piece
the sections and
then applique the D
square in the center.
SE
A
F
IS
E
R
TU
T
AR
-P
2
-P
AR
T
1
O
M
MOON GLOW - MONTH 2
O
2
CR
F-8
1
A
F-24
2
C
F-18
3
BR
F-10
SE
A
O
F
M
O
IS
TU
R
E
1
AR
F-24
If you prefer to work with
shapes similar to the areas
on the foundation, make
templates as you would for
hand and machine piecing.
Add an additional 1/4" seam
allowance around all sides
to make foundation piecing
easier.
Fabric
Qty
Size
Template
Area
1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
4-1/2” x 6-3/4”
A & AR
2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
4
1-3/4” x 5-3/4”
C
2
Fabric 8 (F-8)
4
1-3/4” x 5-3/4”
CR
3
Fabric 17 (F-17)
4
1-3/4” x 5-3/4”
B
3
Fabric 10 (F-10)
4
1-3/4” x 5-3/4”
BR
Month 2 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 5
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FRAME
{
Fabric
24
P#48
8-3/4" x 41"
Block Area
1
1
6
Template
A
AR
Square
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
18
P#127
8-5/8" x 10"
2
B
4
16
5866-73 - Ripple, Clover
P#62
8-5/8" x 10"
3
B
4
6
8737-08 - Hens & Chicks,
Sapphire
P#121
9-1/2" x 10"
4
C
4
13
P#96
7-3/4" x 10"
5
C
4
14
Blackberry P#97
9" x 14"
7
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
TEMPLATE GUIDE
AR
A
MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY
6
FABRIC PLACEMENT
7
1
A
C
C
B B C
B
C B
B
B C
B
B
C
C
C
1
AR
7
5
6
1
4
2 3
1
5
2
4 3
3 4
2
5 3 2
5
4
7
Spray fabrics with a
light sizing or similar
product before pressing
1
1
AR
A
foundations papers to
them. Especially before
6
6
7
making any cuts. This
will help stabilize the bias
edges of the pieces even
more!
Pick your passion! This pattern includes templates for machine or
hand piecing. There are also standard foundation piecing pages. Use
which ever technique suits you best or a combination to accomplish this
beautiful block!
AR
A
1
1
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
Month 3 (r02-2012) - Page 1 of 5
The lesson this month is how to join eight points. The remaining piecing is similar to Block 1. Two
templates can be reused from Block 1, A/AR and C. This month simple paper piecing instructions are
also introduced.
Directions- Template method.
1. Make templates and/or foundations.
2. Cut out fabric. If using foundation method use the Pre-Cutting Guide For Foundations.
3. Sew four identical units as
shown. Press in the direction
indicated by the arrows. If you
are foundation piecing these
units the pressing direction will
be set by how the foundation is
numbered.
Make 4
4. Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blocks together forming one Sea of
Ingenuity block.
Make 2
6. Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/
rectangle strips to the top and bottom of the block. Press.
Month 3 (r02-2012) - Page 2 of 5
MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY TEMPLATES
Block 3 - C
– SEA O
Block 3 - B
3
MONTH
F INGE
NUITY
Block 3- A & AR
A & AR
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be cut into AR pieces.
C
• Place both fabric pieces
wrong sides facing up.
A
C
B
• Place both fabric pieces wrong
sides facing up.
B
Month 3 (r02-2012) - Page 3 of 5
MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 3 - C
Block 3 - C
– SEA O
F INGE
NUITY
Block 3 - B
3
MONTH
Block 3- A & AR
F INGE
NUITY
Block 3 - B
– SEA O
allowances are included in these foundations.
3
MONTH
Print 4 copies of this page or trace four of each of the foundations
RA & A -3 kcolB
YTIUNEGNI FO AES – 3 HTNOM
Month 3 (r02-2012) - Page 4 of 5
MONTH 3 – SEA OF INGENUITY FOUNDATIONS
3
B
F-18
O
RT
A
-P
2
O
M
N
G
2
F- C
13
O
-M
S
1
AR
F-24
EA
3
O
F
TH
N
G
IN
W
IT
U
EN
Y
LO
3
B
F-16
2
C
F-6
SE
A
O
F
O
M
O
1
N
G
LO
T
AR
-P
W
Y
O
-M
IT
U
EN
TH
N
3
G
IN
1
A
F-24
Area
Part 1 - 1
Part 1 - 2
Part 1 - 3
Part 2 - 1
Part 2 - 2
Part 2 - 3
Fabric
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 6 (F-26)
Fabric 16 (F-16)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 13 (F-13)
Fabric 18 (F-18)
Qty
4
4
4
4
4
4
Size
4-1/2" x 6-3/4"
2" x 6-5/8"
2" x 7-1/2"
4-1/2" x 6-3/4"
2" x 6-5/8"
2" x 7-1/2"
Template
A
C
B
AR
C
B
If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would
for hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make
Month 3 (r02-2012) - Page 5 of 5
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FRAME
{
MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY
Fabric
24
P#48
9-1/4" x 41"
Block Area
1
1
6
Template
A
AR
Square
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
18
P#127
6 7/8" x 11"
2
B
4
16
P#62
7-1/2" x 11"
3
B
4
13
P#96
3 1/2" x 16"
4
C
8
10
P#135
5 3/4" x 5 3/4"
5
D
1
14
Blackberry
P#97
9" x 14"
7
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
Pick your passion! This pattern includes templates
for machine or hand piecing. There are also freezer paper
foundation pages and standard foundation piecing pages.
Use which ever technique suits you best or a combination to
accomplish this beautiful block!
TEMPLATE GUIDE
AR
A
B
B
C
C
B
B
C
B
B
A
7
C
C
A
3
2
1
2
4
4
4
4
6
4
4
1
3
4
5
4
3
6
1
3
2
1
AR
© 2000, 2009, 2011 which templates are needed for each
RJR Fabrics
1
AR
B
C
D
C
AR
1
A
C
B
6
FABRIC PLACEMENT
7
2
7
1
1
7
6
Month 4 (r02-2012) - Page 1 of 5
The lesson this month is how to add small pieces around the octagon. Setting in a simple angle is
also continued from Month 2. One template can be reused from Month 1, A/AR.
1. Make templates. Cut out fabric.
2. Because the center
of this block has set
in seams, start and
stop stitching at all
seam intersections
when sewing the
small triangles onto
the octagon. Not stitching
into the seam allowance will allow
for easier piecing at the pivot points along
these seams.
3. When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with the grainline arrow is the side onto
which the octagon is sewn.
4. Sew four identical units as shown below. Press in the direction indicated by the arrows.
5. Sew the units together forming one Sea of Tranquility block.
Make 4
See set in seam tutorial (block 2 page 3).
Make 2
Month 4 (r02-2012) - Page 2 of 5
MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY TEMPLATES
MONT
H
4/C
4 – SE
A OF T
RANQU
IL
ITY
Block 4 - B
Block 4 - D
Block 4 - A & AR
A & AR
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be cut
into AR pieces.
C
C
D
D
A
B
• Place both fabric pieces wrong
sides up.
B
Month 4 (r02-2012) - Page 3 of 5
MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY Freezer Paper Foundations A
Block 4 - B
Block 4 - A & AR
Block 4 - D
Block 4 - B
NOTE: will use only
1 D in block.
4/C
RA & A - 4 kcolB
YTILIUQNART FO AES – 4 HTNOM
4/C
Print 4 copies of this page or trace one of each of the foundations onto freezer paper. Foundations
Month 4 (r02-2012) - Page 4 of 5
MONTH 4 – SEA OF TRANQUILITY FOUNDATIONS
GL OW
- MON
TH 4
SE
2
B
F-18
3
C
F-13
MOO
N
AO
LI
UI
NQ
RA
TY
2
RT
A
-P
F
Q
AN
TR
SE
A
O
MOON
If you prefer to work with
fabric shapes similar to the
areas on the foundation,
make templates as you
would for hand and machine
piecing. Add an additional
1/4" seam allowance around
all sides to make foundation
piecing easier.
I
IL
U
TY
- MON
TH 4
1
A
F-24
GL OW
Foundation
piece the
sections and
then applique
the D octagon
in the center.
T1
AR
-P
2
B
F-16
1
AR
F-24
FT
3
C
F-13
Area
Fabric
Qty
Cut Size
Template
1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
5" x 7-1/4"
A & AR
2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
4
2-1/4" x 6-1/2"
B
2
Fabric 16 (F-16)
4
2-1/4" x 6-1/2"
B
3
Fabric 13 (F-13)
8
1-3/4" x 2"
C
Month 4 (r02-2012) - Page 5 of 5
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Fabric
24
P#48
10-3/4" x 40"
18
FRAME
{
MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS
Block Area
1
1
7
2
2
3
P#127
6" x 16"
Template
A
AR
Square
B
BR
C
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
4
4
8
6
Sapphire
P#121
4-5/8" x 8"
4
D
4
11
7132-30 - Floral Outline, Hyacinth
P#136
6-1/2" x 8-1/2"
5
E
4
15
7424-07 - Etched Leaf,
Heather Green P#12
8-5/8" x 9 3/4"
6
F
4
23
4005-03 - Tapestry, Teal
P#86
9" x 14"
8
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
Pick your passion! This pattern includes templates for machine or hand piecing. There are also
foundation piecing pages. Use which ever technique suits you best or a combination to accomplish
this beautiful block!
TEMPLATE GUIDE
AR
BR
B
7
A
C
E F
C
D
F
D
C
E F
C
B
BR
AR
A
B
C
E
D
1
C
E
C
B
3
A
1
7
6
1
3
4
5 3
6
2
4
4
3
2
5
6
2
5
8
8
3
2
7
1
4
3
1
AR
5
2
6
8
2
3
2
C
BR
3
BR
F
D
2
1
AR
A
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
FABRIC PLACEMENT
8
1
1
7
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
More points are added to the compass this month. Techniques from the previous month are
continued: more advanced paper piecing, joining eight points and setting in a simple angle
1. Make templates or foundations and cut out fabric.
2. Because the center of this block has set-in seams, start and stop stitching at all seam
intersections at the wide end of the Template D triangles. Not stitching into the seam allowance
will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.
3. When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with the grainline arrow is the side onto
which the
Facing
octagon is
Out
sewn.
4. Sew four
identical units
as shown
here.
5. Sew the units
into two half
blocks. Sew
the half blocks
together
forming one
Sea of Rains
block.
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
6. Sew the frame
squares and rectangles together.
7. Sew a rectangle to each side of the block. Sew the square/rectangle
strips to the top and bottom of the block.
Make 2
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS TEMPLATES
Block 5 - F
MONTH
5
– SEA O
F RAINS
Block 5 - E
5 – SE
MONTH
A OF RA
INS
Block 5 - C
MONTH
5
– SEA O
F RAINS
TH 5
MON
AO
– SE
F RA
INS
5 /D
Block 5 - B & BR
Block 5 - A & AR
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
A & AR
into AR pieces.
A
B & BR
into AR pieces;
B
C
C
D
D
F
E
F
E
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 5 - F
MONTH
5
– SEA O
F RAINS
Block 5 - E
5 – SE
MONTH
RB & B - 5 kcolB
INS
A OF RA
SNIAR FO AES – 5 HTNOM
Block 5 - C
MONTH
5
– SEA O
TH 5
MON
F RAINS
A
– SE
OF
NS
RAI
5 /D
Block 5 - C
MONTH
5
– SEA O
F RAINS
Block 5 - B & BR
Block 5 - A & AR
RA & A - 5 kcolB
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale
on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer
paper sheet or trace by hand.
SNIAR FO AES – 5 HTNOM
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
MONTH 5 – SEA OF RAINS FOUNDATIONS
S E A OF
RAINS
-
This block can be partially
foundation pieced using these two
foundation masters.
PART 1
MO
O
N
2
C
F-18
3
B
F-24
GL
O
W
5
2
C
F-18
RAINS
5
N
W
S E A OF
-M
O
NT
H
PART 2
1
A
F-24
O
MO
O
GL
TH
N
O
-M
1
AR
F-24
3
BR
F-24
Area
Part 1 - 1
Part 1 - 2
Part 1 - 3
Part 2 - 1
Part 2 - 2
Part 2 - 3
Fabric
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 18 (F-18)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 18 (F-18)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Qty
4
4
4
4
4
4
Size
4 3/8” x 5 1/4”
1-7/8" x 4-3/4"
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
1-7/8" x 4-3/4"
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
Template
A
C
B
AR
C
BR
If you prefer to work with fabric shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you
would for hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make
foundation piecing easier.
Month 5 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
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FRAME
{
MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY
Fabric
24
P#48
11-1/2" x 40"
Block Area
1
1
2
Template
A
AR
B
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
2
7
3
BR
Square
C
4
4
8
17
5868-17 - Masque Flowers, Jade
P#83
6-3/4" x 17"
15
Heather Green P#12
7 3/8" x 8 3/4"
4
D
4
10
P#135
7 3/8" x 8 3/4"
5
D
4
6
Sapphire
P#121
3 1/4" x 18 1/4"
6
E
8
5
9410-03 - Eyelash, Navy
P#120
9" x 14"
8
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
FABRIC PLACEMENT
TEMPLATE GUIDE
AR
B
BR
A
C
D
BR
AR
A
B
C
BR
1
AR
1
C D E E D C
E D
D E
E
E
E
E
C D
D C
D
C
C
B
8
7
A
AR
BR
2
B
8
2
2
3
3
6
6
5
2
3
A
1
1
5
4
3
7
4
6 6
6 6
5
1
1
4
6
6
4
3
3
2
2
3
2
3
2
8
5
1
1
7
8
7
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
Month 6 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 5
An eight-pointed star is added to the center of the block this month. Techniques from the previous
months are continued: paper piecing, joining eight points and setting in a simple angle. Templates
A/AR, B/BR, C and Foundation Parts 1 & 2 are reused from Month 5.
1. Make templates.
2. Cut out fabric.
3. Because the
center of this
block has
set-in seams,
start and stop
stitching at
the seam
intersections along the outer edges of the eight pointed star. Not stitching into the seam
allowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.
4. Sew four identical units as shown.
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
5. Sew the units into two half blocks. Sew the half blocks together forming one
Sea of Fertility block.
6. Sew the frame squares and rectangles together.
Make 2
Month 6 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 5
MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY TEMPLATES
Block 6 - C
S
MONTH 6 –
TILITY
EA OF FER
Block 6 - D
6
MONTH
– SEA O
F FERTIL
Block 6 - B & BR
ITY
Block
6 -A
MONT
H
& AR
6 – SE
A OF F
ERTIL
ITY
6/
H
NT
MO
6–
SE
A
A
IL I
RT
FE
TY
B & BR
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom
half will be cut into BR pieces.
OF
A & AR
• Fold in half, right sides
together.
• Cut all pieces using A
template; bottom half will
E
D
B
C
E
Month 6 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 5
MONTH 6 – SEA OF FERTILITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 6 - C
SEA
MONTH 6 –
OF FERTILI
6/
TY
6/
E
6–
6–
SE
SE
F
F
TY
TY
– SEA O
IL I
RT
FE
IL I
RT
FE
F FERTIL
TILITY
EA OF FER
Block 6 - D
AO
AO
S
MONTH 6 –
6
MONTH
H
NT
MO
H
NT
MO
Block 6 - C
E
ITY
Block 6 - B & BR
RB & B - 6 kcolB
YTILITREF FO AES – 6 HTNOM
Block 6 - A & AR
RA & A - 6 kcolB
YTILITREF FO AES – 6 HTNOM
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or trace
by hand.
Month 6 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 5
MONTH 6 - SEA OF FERTILITY FOUNDATION MASTERS
S E A OF
FERTIL
IT
foundation pieced using these
two foundation masters. Trace
or copy 4 of each.
Y - PAR
T1
MO
O
N
2
C
F-17
GL
3
B
F-24
OW
T IL IT Y
F FER
6
N
OW
SEA O
-M
O
NT
H
1
A
F-24
- PART
2
O
MO
GL
H
NT
O
-M
2
C
F-17
6
3
BR
F-24
1
AR
F-24
Area
Part 1 - 1
Part 1 - 2
Part 1 - 3
Part 2 - 1
Part 2 - 2
Part 2 - 3
Fabric
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 17 (F-17)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 17 (F-17)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Qty
4
4
4
4
4
4
Size
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
1-7/8" x 4-3/4"
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
1-7/8" x 4-3/4"
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
Template
A
C
B
AR
C
BR
If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you
would for hand and machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to
make foundation piecing easier. Template letter identifications are included in chart above.
Month 6 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 5
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FRAME
{
MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR
Fabric
24
P#48
10-1/4" x 40"
Block Area
1
1
2
2
8
3
Template
A
AR
B
BR
Square
C
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
4
4
4
11
P#136
7-1/8" x 8-3/4"
15
Heather Green P#12
7 1/8" x 8 3/4"
4
C
4
17
P#83
5 1/2" x 18"
5
D
8
6
Sapphire
P#121
5 1/2" x 5 1/2"
6
E
1
19
9812-09 - Marble, Aquamarine
P#128
3 1/2" x 16 1/2"
7
F
8
5
9410-03 - Eyelash, Navy
P#120
9" x 14"
9
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
TEMPLATE GUIDE
FABRIC PLACEMENT
AR
B
BR
8
A
D
F
C
F
D C
BR
D
AR
A
B
F
F
C
1
D
C
F
C D
F
E
D
BR
1
BR
2
2
2
5
5
4
3
B
A
AR
5
5
2
1
1
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
8
1
AR
D
D
C
C F F C
B
9
A
3
7
7
7
4
4 5
7
6 73
7
7
7
4
3
5
5
2
1
2
2
9
5
2
1
1
9
8
8
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
Because of the angles involved in the shorter points, this month’s block is a good lesson in hand
piecing. Setting in of simple angles and a repeat of the lesson on sewing small points around an
octagon are the main lessons.
1. Make templates and/or foundations. Cut out fabric.
Make 4
Make 4
3. Because the center of this block has set in seams, when sewing
the small triangles onto the octagon, start and stop stitching at
all seam intersections. Not stitching into the seam allowance will
allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.
4. When attaching small triangles to the octagon, the side with the
grain line arrow is the side onto which the octagon is sewn.
5. Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blocks
together forming one Sea of Vapor block.
Make 4
6. Sew the frame squares and rectangles together. Press.
Make 2
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR TEMPLATES
Block 7- C
7
MONTH
– S E A OF
VAPOR
7/D
TH 7
MON
Block 7- E
– SE
A OF
O
VAP
R
7
NTH
MO
–
O
SEA
PO
F VA
R
7/F
Block 7- B & BR
Block 7- A & AR
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
A & AR
A
B & BR
• Cut all pieces using B template; bottom half will be cut
into BR pieces.
B
C
• Place both fabric pieces wrong sides up.
D
D
C
E
E
F
F
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
– SE
– SE
ROPAV FO AES – 7 HTNOM
7/D
TH 7
MON
7/D
TH 7
MON
AO
AO
RB & B -7 kcolB
MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
F VA
F VA
P OR
P OR
Block 7- A & AR
Block 7- E
Block 7- B & BR
7/F
7/F
RA & A -7 kcolB
ROPAV FO AES – 7 HTNOM
Print 4 copies of this page at 100%
scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11"
freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.
Block 7- C
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
MONTH 7 – SEA OF VAPOR FOUNDATIONS
5
F
F-19
PART 1
4
C
F-11
SE
P OR A OF VA
MO
O
N
2
D
F-17
1
B
F-24
5
F
F-19
W
G
MOON
GL
O
7
H7
MONT
L OW -
-M
O
NT
H
4
C
F15
3
A
F-24
2
D
F-17
2
-P
AR
T
R
1
BR
F-24
A
O
F
VA
P
O
Appliqué E
into position
after block
has been
constructed.
SE
3
AR
F-24
E
If you prefer to work
with shapes similar
to the areas on the
foundation, make
templates as you
would for hand and
machine piecing.
Add an additional
1/4" seam allowance
around all sides to
make foundation
piecing easier.
Area
Fabric
Qty
Size
Template
1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4 ea.
2-3/4" x 4"
B & BR
2
Fabric 17 (F-17)
8
1-1/2" x 3"
D
3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4 ea.
4-1/2" x 5-1/4"
A & AR
4
Fabric 11 (F-11)
4
2" x 6"
C
4
Fabric 15 (F-15)
4
2" x 6"
C
5
Fabric 19 (F-19)
8
1-3/4" x 2"
F
Month 7 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
Swatch
FRAME
{
MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS
Fabric
24
P#48
10 1/4" x 40"
Block Area
1
1
2
2
4
Template
A
AR
B
BR
D
Cut Quantity
4
4
4
4
8
8
3
Square
C
4
8
18
P#127
6" x 16"
11
P#136
7-1/8" x 6-3/4"
5
E
4
15
Heather Green P#12
7-3/8" x 9"
6
F
4
6
Sapphire
P#121
4-5/8" x 4-5/8"
7
G
1
23
4005-03 - Tapestry, Teal
P#86
9" x 14"
9
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
FABRIC PLACEMENT
TEMPLATE GUIDE
BR
AR
A
B
C
C D
D
E
C
D
E
C
A
B
F
E
D C
D
1
B
BR
A
3
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RJR Fabrics
4
8
6
1
1
4
5
5
6
4 3
2
4
2
6
7
5
9
3
4
3
3
1
1
The Template Guide diagram
illustrates which templates are
needed for each area of the quilt
block.
5
4
AR
2
3
4
6
2
C
3 4
9
D
8
3
BR
2
C
2
1
F
E
9
AR
D
G
D
AR
F
8
A
C
F
BR
B
2
2
9
1
1
8
Month 8 - Page 1 of 6
A slightly more complex compass block is made this month. Paper piecing
makes this easy to construct and ensures accurate size. Templates A, AR and B,
BR are reused from Month 6.
1. Make templates.
2. Cut out fabric.
3. Sew the block center as shown. Press
the seam allowances in the direction
indicated by the arrows.
5. Sew the units into two half blocks. Press. Sew the half blocks together forming one Sea of Vapor
block.
6. Because the center of this block has set-in seams, when joining them to the compass points, start
and stop stitching at the seam intersections on the center square. Not stitching into the seam
allowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
Make 2
MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS TEMPLATES
Bloc
Block 8 - G
Block
-E
SEA
8-F
–
TH 8
MON
k8
OF O
F CL
H8
NT
MO
MONTH 8 – SEA OF OF CLOUDS
S
OUD
–S
EA
OF
OF
O
CL
S
UD
8/D
A OF OF
Block 8 - C
MONTH
8 – SE
CLOUDS
Block 8 - B & BR
Block 8 - A & AR
MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
8/D
–
TH 8
MON
8/D
S
OUD
S
CLOUD
NOTE: will only
use 1 G.
8-F
F CL
OF OF
Block
OF O
8 – SEA
SEA
MONTH
Block 8 - E
Block 8 - G
MONTH
8
Block 8 - C
Block 8 - B & BR
– S E A OF
OF CLOU
DS
RA & A - 8 kcolB
SDUOLC FO FO AES – 8 HTNOM
Block 8 - C
MONTH
8 – SE
A OF OF
CLOUDS
Block 8 - A & AR
RB & B - 8 kcolB
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of
8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.
SDUOLC FO FO AES – 8 HTNOM
A & AR
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half will be
cut into AR pieces.
B & BR
into BR pieces.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
MONTH 8 – SEA OF CLOUDS FOUNDATIONS
SEA OF
CLOUD
S
- PART
foundation pieced using these two
foundation masters.
1
MO
O
4
N
G
L
D
OW
F24
2
C
F-18
3
B
F-24
8
2
C
F-18
S
CLOUD
N
W
8
SEA OF
-M
O
N
TH
- PART
1
A
F-24
2
O
MO
O
GL
TH
N
O
-M
4
D
F-24
1
AR
F-24
3
BR
F-24
FOUNDATIONS PRE-CUTTING GUIDE
Fabric
Qty
Area
Size
Template
Part 1 - 1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
A
Part 1 - 2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
4
1-3/4" x 4"
C
Part 1 - 3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
B
Part 1 - 4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
D
Part 2 - 1
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
AR
Part 2 - 2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
4
1-3/4" x 4"
C
Part 2 - 3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
2-7/8" x 4-1/2"
BR
Part 2 - 4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
4
1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
D
If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand and
machine piecing. Add an additional 1/8" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier. Template
letter identifications are included in above.
Swatch
Template
A
AR
B
BR
Square
Cut Quantity
8
8
8
8
8
Heather Green P#12
8-5/8" x 18"
3
C
8
13
P#96
8-5/8" x 18"
4
CR
8
17
P#83
8" x 16-1/2"
5
D
8
8
P#123
8" x 16-1/2"
6
DR
8
18
P#127
10" x 24"
7
E
16
10
P#135
10" x 24"
8
ER
16
2
2266-06 - Pinecone, Cypress
P#66
9" x 24"
10
Rectangle
8
Chart reflects cuts for a total of two blocks.
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
A
B
E
BR
BR
B
A
AR
2
8 7
8
1
7
2
8
2
7
8
6
1
1
5
3
4
10
D
E
D
R
D
ER
AR
ER
ER
E
R
D
D
ER
ER
2
1
AR
CR
C
CR
C
BR
CR
C
C
CR
9
E
E
ER
E
FABRIC PLACEMENT
10
A
D
B
B
ER
A
BR
E
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
AR
R
D
This pattern includes
templates for machine
or hand piecing. There
are also foundation
piecing pages. Use
which ever technique
suits you best or
a combination to
accomplish this
beautiful block!
ER
TEMPLATE GUIDE
Pick your passion!
Block Area
1
1
2
2
9
15
E
{
Fabric
24
P#48
20-1/2" x 40"
D
R
FRAME
MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS
5
6
4 3
34
9
1
1
7
6
5
8
7
2
6
8
7
2
4
3
5
7 8
78
2
2
10
1
1
10
9
9
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
The same number of points are used in this month’s block as in Month 6, 7, & 8, but now the points
are split. This is a very easy block to do by the paper piecing method. It is also a follow-up lesson on
joining eight points successfully. Two of these blocks are required for the quilt. Templates A/AR
and B/BR can be reused from Month 8.
1. Make templates.
2. Cut out
fabric.
If using
foundation
method
use the
Pre-Cutting
Guide For
Foundations.
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
4. Sew the units into two half blocks.
Press. Sew the half blocks together
forming one Sea of Crisis block.
Make 2
Make 2 blocks
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS TEMPLATES
Block 9 - C & CR
Block 9 - D & DR
Block 9 - E & ER
Block 9 - B & BR
Block 9 - A & AR
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
Cut twice for a total of two blocks.
A & AR
B & BR
into BR pieces.
A
B
C
C & CR
• Place fabric pieces right sides together, with #4 on the
bottom.
• Cut all pieces using C template; bottom fabric will be cut
into CR pieces.
D & DR
bottom.
• Cut all pieces using D template; bottom fabric will be cut into
DR pieces.
D
E
E & ER
bottom.
• Cut all pieces using E template; bottom fabric will be cut
into ER pieces.
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
SISIRC FO AES – 9 HTNOM
Block 9 - A & AR
RC & C - 9 kcolB
RA & A - 9 kcolB
MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 9 - E & ER
Block 9 - B & BR
Block 9 - E & ER
Block 9 - C & CR
Block 9 - B & BR
RD & D - 9 kcolB
Block 9 - D & DR
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet.
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
MONTH 9 – SEA OF CRISIS FOUNDATIONS
2 blocks needed for quilt.
Print 8 copies of this page or trace 8 of each of Parts 1 & 2. Vellum is the best paper to use.
SEA OF CRISIS - PART 1
O
N
G
N
O
M
LO
W
O
-M
2
E
F-18
O
LO
9
TH 5
N
O
D
M
F-17
W
TH
N
9
3
A
F-24
2
ER
F-10
1
E
F-18
SEA OF CRISIS - PART 2
6
C
F-15
5
DR
F-8
1
ER
F-10
4
B
F-24
O
M
G
6
CR
F-13
4
BR
F-24
3
AR
F-24
Area
Fabric
Qty
Size
Template
Part 1 - 1
Fabric 10 (F-10)
8
1 1/4" x 4 5/8"
ER
Part 1 - 2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
8
1-1/4" x 4-5/8"
E
Part 1 - 3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
A
Part 1 - 4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
2-7/8" x 4-3/8"
B
Part 1 - 5
Fabric 8 (F-8)
8
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
DR
Part 1 - 6
Fabric 15 (F-15)
8
1-3/4" x 6-5/8"
C
Part 2 - 1
Fabric 18 (F-18)
Fabric 10 (F-10)
8
1-1/4" x 4-5/8"
E
8
1-1/4" x 4-5/8"
ER
4-3/8" x 5-1/4"
AR
Part 2 - 4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
8
2-7/8" x 4-3/8"
BR
Part 2 - 5
Fabric 17 (F-17)
8
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
D
Part 2 - 6
Fabric 13 (F-13)
8
1-3/4" x 6-5/8"
CR
Part 2 - 2
Part 2 - 3
If you prefer to work with fabric shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand and
machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier.
Month 9 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
Swatch
FRAME
{
MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITY
Fabric
24
P#48
21" x 40"
Block Area
1
1
2
2
9
11
3
Template
A
AR
B
BR
F
Square
C
Cut Quantity
8
8
8
8
16
8
8
15
Heather Green P#12
7-3/4" x 16"
13
P#96
7-3/4" x 16"
4
CR
8
17
5868-17 - Masque Flowers, Jade
P#83
8" x 16"
5
D
8
8
P#123
8" x 16"
6
DR
8
18
P#127
5-7/8" x 28"
7
10
E
G
16
2
10
P#135
5-7/8" x 24"
8
ER
16
2
P#66
9" x 28"
12
Rectangle
8
Chart reflects cuts for a total of two blocks.
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
11
TEMPLATE GUIDE
Pick your passion! This
D
R
B
BR
E
D
D
CR
D
R
ER
E
ER
F
E
R
D
A
CR
D
E
F
E
AR
D
R
D
E
ER
ER
B
pattern includes templates for
AR BR
A
machine or hand piecing.
A
E
E
There are also foundation
F
F
piecing pages. Use which
C
ER
ER
F
F
ever technique suits you best B
CR
C
G C
CR
or a combination to accomF
F ER
BR
plish this beautiful block!
C
ER
2
1
AR
1
BR
2
12
2
B
A
7
8 9 6
3
4
7 9 5
8
6
3
1
5
8
9 7
2
12
3
6 9 8
7
5
4
11
1
4
10
9
7 8
1
AR
2
87
87
9
9
5 4 3 6
1
11
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RJR Fabrics
FABRIC PLACEMENT
12
2
9
7 8
2
2
12
1
1
11
which templates are needed for each The Fabric Placement diagram illustrates which
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
The block this month is very similar to Month 9, except that an additional piece has been added to
the smallest points. The octagon in the center utilizes the earlier skills of setting in a simple angle.
Two of these blocks are required for the quilt. Templates A/AR and B/BR are reused from Month 8.
1. Make templates.
2. Cut out fabric. If using foundation method
use the Pre-Cutting Guide For Foundations.
3. Because the center of this block has set in
seams, when sewing center units together,
start and stop stitching at seam intersections
at wide end of triangles. Not stitching into the
seam allowance will allow for easier piecing
at the pivot points along these seams.
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
Make 4
5. Sew the units into two half blocks. Sew the half
blocks together forming one Sea of Ingenuity block.
6. Sew the frame squares and rectangles together
Make 2
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITY TEMPLATES
Block 10 - E & ER
Block 10 - C & CR
Block 10 - D & DR
10 –
NTH
O
M
SEA
O
I
REN
F SE
TY
Block 10 - G
10 /F
Block 10 - B & BR
Block 10 - A & AR
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
Cut twice for a total of two blocks.
A & AR
• Cut all pieces using A template; bottom half
will be cut into AR pieces.
D & DR
sides together, with #6 on
the bottom.
• Cut all pieces using D
be cut into DR pieces.
D
A
B & BR
• Cut all pieces
using B template;
bottom half will be
cut into BR pieces.
B
E & ER
• Place fabric pieces right sides together, with
#8 on the bottom.
• Cut all pieces using E
D template; bottom
fabric will be cut into
DR pieces.
F
C & CR
sides together, with #4 on the
bottom.
• Cut all pieces using C
be cut into CR pieces.
F
C
G
G
FOUNDATION ASSEMBLY
1. Sew fabric onto foundations in the order that the
numbers are printed in the Foundation Masters
diagram.
2. Trim and assemble foundations following
sequence shown in diagrams.
3. Trace and cut a freezer paper template using the
dashed line on Template G.
4. Press onto wrong side of 3 1/4” x 3 1/4” piece of
Fabric 18.
5. Press seam allowance over edge of freezer paper.
6. Pin in place on center and applique in place to
complete block.
7. Refer to the main block assembly diagrams and
cutting chart for guidance in cutting and sewing the
block frame.
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
MONTH 10 – SEA OF SERENITY FREEZER PAPER FOUNDATIONS
Block 10 - C & CR
BlockM10 - E & ER
ONTH 10
10 –
MONTH
Block 10 - C & CR
F SEREN
ITY
S E A OF
Y
SERENIT
Block 10 - E & ER
A OF S E R
ENITY
Block 10 - D & DR
RD & D - 01 kcolB
S
YTINERE
FO A
BlockM10 - E & ER
ONTH 10
MONTH
1 0 – SE
10 /F
– SEA O
TNOM
ES – 0 1 H
10
MONTH
– SEA O
– SEA O
F SEREN
ITY
ITY
F SEREN
Block 10 - E & ER
MONTH 10 – SEA
OF SERENITY
F
R
YTINE
RA
Block 10 - G
S – 01 H
TNOM
Block 10 - A & AR
YTINER
E
S FO A E
- 01 kc
olB
G
Note: Will only use 2
G foundations.
RB & B
AES
E S FO
colB
MONTH 10 – SEA
OF SERENITY
TNOM
– 01 H
10 /F
01 k
&A-
O
SEA
10 – TY
H
NI
NT
MO SERE
Block 10 - B & BR
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale on the dull side of
8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper sheet or trace by hand.
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
Make 8 copies of this page.
SEA OF SERENITY - PART 1
G
-M
O
LO
N
W
O
O
M
O
W
N
G
LO
M
O
5
F
F-24
N
TH
10
1
ER
F-10
7
CR
F-13
2
E
F-18
SEA OF SERENITY - PART 2
M
O
6
DR
F-8
N
TH
10
7
C
F-15 5
F
F-24
2
1
E
ER F-18
F10
4
B
F-24
6
D
F-17
3
A
F-24
If you prefer to work
with shapes similar
to the areas on the
foundation, make
templates as you
would for hand and
machine piecing. Add
an additional 1/4" seam
allowance around
all sides to make
foundation piecing
easier. Template letter
identifications are
included in charts.
3
AR
F-24
4
BR
F-24
PART 1
Area
Fabric
Qty
Size
Template
1
Fabric 10 (F-10)
8
1-1/4" x 3-7/8"
ER
2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
8
1-1/4" x 3-7/8"
E
3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
4-3/8" x 5-1/2"
A
4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
2-7/8" x 4-3/8"
B
5
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
1-5/8" x 1-7/8"
F
6
Fabric 8 (F-8)
8
1-1/2" x 5-3/4"
DR
7
Fabric 15 (F-15)
8
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
C
PART 2
Area
Qty
Size
Template
1
Fabric 10 (F-10)
Fabric
8
1-1/4" x 3-7/8"
ER
2
Fabric 18 (F-18)
8
1-1/4" x 3-7/8"
E
3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
4-3/8" x 5-1/2"
AR
4
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
2-7/8" x 4-3/8"
BR
5
Fabric 24 (F-24)
8
1-5/8" x 1-7/8"
F
6
Fabric 17 (F-17)
8
1-1/2" x 5-3/4"
D
7
Fabric 13 (F-13)
8
1-1/2" x 6-1/4"
CR
Month 10 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
Swatch
FRAME
{
MONTH 11 – SEA OF KNOWLEDGE
Fabric
24
P#48
13" x 41"
Block Area
1
2
8
Template
A
B
Square
Cut Quantity
4
32
4
18
P#127
7-1/4" x 21"
3
C
8
15
Heather Green P#12
6-5/8" x 16"
4
D
8
8
P#123
10-1/4" x 14"
5
E
16
13
P#96
5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
6
F
8
11
P#136
5-1/4" x 5-1/4"
7
G
1
2
P#66
9" x 14"
9
Rectangle
4
Square = 1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
Rectangle = 1-3/4" x 11-3/4"
TEMPLATE GUIDE
FABRIC PLACEMENT
A
B B
B
B
E
B
E
B
E
B
B
E
B
E
D
D
E
B
A
© 2000, 2009, 2011
RJR Fabrics
B
G
F
F
D
B
D
E
B
B
E
B
B
B
E
B
B
2
2
B
E
C D
B B B
1
B
E
C
9
B
C D
F
C
F
F
8
A
B
E
E
B
F
B
E
D
C
F
B
E
F
C
E
B
D
C
C
B
B
2
2
9
2
2
2
2
2
A
1
2 2
2
5
5
8
2 2
5
2
2
5
4
4
5
5
3
3 6 6 3 4
4
5
5
6
6
36 7 6 3
5
5
4 3 6 6 3 4
5
5
3
4
4
5
5
2
5
2 2
2
5
2
2 2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9
2
2
1
9
8
8
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 1 of 6
The last compass block in this series is the traditional Mariner’s Compass pattern. It has twice as
many points as the last four blocks. By paper piecing the block can be constructed with accuracy.
Since the compass block sets into the background, this month’s block will also include a lesson on
piecing curves. By now you should have the knowledge and confidence to proceed with any block of
your choice.
1. Make templates. Cut fabric out.
2. Sew eight identical units as shown. Press in the direction
indicated by the arrows.
Diagram 1
Make 8
3. Because the center of this block has set-in seams, when sewing
the small triangles onto the octagon, start and stop stitching at all seam intersections. Not stitching
into the seam allowance will allow for easier piecing at the pivot points along these seams.
4. Sew the units into two half blocks. Press.
Fold each A fabric piece in half and match
the center of the curved edge with the tip of
C on the completed quarter compass. Pin A
securely in place along the curve
before stitching.
Diagram 2
Make 4
5. Sew the half blocks together forming
one Sea of Knowledge block.
6. Trace and cut a freezer paper
template using the dashed line of
Template G.
Diagram 3
7. Press onto wrong side of 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" piece of
Fabric 11.
8. Press seam allowance over edge of freezer paper.To complete
block, pin in place on center and applique in place.
9. Sew the frame squares and rectangles together Press. Sew a
rectangle to each side of the block. Press. Sew the square/rectangle strips to the top and bottom
of the block. Press.
Make 2
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 2 of 6
MONTH 11 – SEA OF KNOWLEDGE TEMPLATES
11 – S
Block 11 - D
MON
TH
Block 11 - B
EA O
F KNO
WLED
G
E
11 – SEA
MONTH
E A OF K
E
WLEDG
11 – S
MONTH
OF KNO
Block 11 - C
GE
NOWLED
Block 11 - E
MONTH
11
– SEA O
F KNOW
LEDGE
11
NTH
MO
– SE
A
DGE
WLE
KNO
F
O
11/F
Block 11 - G
Block 11 - A
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 3 of 6
A
D
D
A
B
• Fold in quarters, cutting through four layers.
E
• Fold in half, right sides together, cutting
through
two layers.
E
B
F
F
C
C
G
G
FOUNDATION ASSEMBLY
1. Sew fabric onto foundations in the order that the numbers are
printed in the Foundation Masters diagram.
2. Trim and assemble foundations as shown in Diagrams 1-3.
3. Trace and cut a freezer paper template using the dashed line of
Template G.
4. Press onto wrong side of 3-1/4" x 3-1/4" piece of Fabric 11.
5. Press seam allowance over edge of freezer
paper.
6. To complete block, pin in place on center and
applique in place
Diagram 2
7. Refer to the basic block assembly diagrams
and chart for guidance on cutting and sewing
the block frame.
Diagram 3
Diagram 1
Make 8
Make 4
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 4 of 6
MONTH 11 – SEA OF KNOWLEDGE FREEZER PAPER TEMPLATES
Block 11 - B
F KNO
WLED
G
E
DGE
NOWLE
E A OF K
MON
TH 11
EA O
LEDGE
F KNOW
– SEA
OF
Block 11 - B
11 – S
Block 11 - D
E
E
WLEDG
WLED
G
11 – S
MONTH
WLEDGE
OF KNO
A OF
KNOW
LE
Block
MON
TH 11
– SE
F KNO
– SEA O
MON
TH
11 –
DGE
11 - B
KNOW
LEDG
E
Block 11 - B
SEA O
FK
NOW
LEDG
E
Block 11 - B
MON
TH
EA O
OF KNO
Block 11 - B
11 – S
11
MONTH
MON
TH
E
A
11 – SE
MONTH
MON
TH
WLED
G
11 – SEA
MONTH
F KNO
Block 11 - D
EA O
Block 11 - C
11 – S
Block 11 - C
MON
TH
Block 11 - B
11 – S
EA O
F KNO
WLED
G
E
MONTH
11
A OF
KNOW
LE
Block
MON
TH 11
– SE
DGE
11 - B
MONTH
11
Block 11 - E
– SEA O
Block 11 - E
– SEA O
F KNOW
LEDGE
F KNOW
LEDGE
MONTH
11
MONTH
11
Block 11 - E
– SEA O
Block 11 - E
– SEA O
F KNOW
LEDGE
F KNOW
LEDGE
Block 11 - G
11/F
11/F
Block 11 - A
Print 4 copies of this page at 100% scale
on the dull side of 8-1/2" x 11" freezer paper
sheet or trace by hand.
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 5 of 6
DESIGNED BY JINNY BE
2
B
F-24
1
E
F-8
3
B
F-24
1
E
F-8
4
D
F15
Y ER
5
C
F-18
DESIGNED BY JINN
Area
ER
Y B EY
Fabric
DESIGN
3
B
F-24
O
MO
2
B
F-24
LO
NG
W
TH
ON
M
-
11
2
PAR
T
EEDG
WL
1
E
F-8
KNO
OF
SEA
2
B
F-24
3
B
F-24
DGE - PART 1
1
E
F-8
SEA OF KNOW LE
4
D
F15
6
F
F-13
5
C
F-18
MOON GLOW - MONTH 11
3
B
F-24
2
B
F-24
SEA
11
P
A
RT
2
TH
ON
-M
W
L
EDG
E
L OW
NO
NG
OF
K
O
MO
DGE - PART 1
6
F
F-13
MOON GLOW - MONTH 11
SEA OF KNOW LE
Make 4 copies
of this page.
ER
DESIGN
ED BY JINNY BEY
MONTH 11 – SEA
OF KNOWLEDGE
FOUNDATIONS
ER
ED BY JINNY BEY
Qty
Size
Template
1
Fabric 8 (F-8)
16
1-1/2" x 4-1/8"
E
2
Fabric 24 (F-24)
16
1-7/8" x 3"
B
3
Fabric 24 (F-24)
16
1-7/8" x 3"
B
4
Fabric 15 (F-15)
8
1-3/4" x 4-5/8"
D
5
Fabric 18 (F-18)
8
2-1/8" x 5-1/4"
C
6
Fabric 13 (F-13)
8
1-5/8" x 1-3/4"
F
If you prefer to work with shapes similar to the areas on the foundation, make templates as you would for hand and
machine piecing. Add an additional 1/4" seam allowance around all sides to make foundation piecing easier. Template
letter identifications are included in above.
Month 11 (r02.2012) - Page 6 of 6
MONTH 12 – THE BORDER SEA
Swatch
Subsequent cuts are listed throughout this pattern!
Fabric #
Block Area
Cut Size
24
1
25" x 42"
P#48
1
4795-21 - Thunder, Apple Green
2
1-3/4" x 25"
P#61
9
9812-18 - Marble, Chinese Blue
3
1-3/4" x 25"
P#134
20
4730-10 - Crackle, Glacier
4
1-3/4" x 25"
P#129
18
6931-27 - Flower Texture,
5
1-3/4" x 25"
Turquoise P#127
16
6
4-1/4" x 25"
P#62
10
7
4-1/4" x 25"
P#135
19
9812-09 - Marble, Aquamarine
8
4-1/4" x 25"
P#128
3
7132-29 - Floral Outline, Azure
9
4-1/4" x 25"
P#126
15
7424-07 - Floral Etch
10
6-3/4" x 25"
Heather Green P#12
11
11
6-3/4" x 25"
P#136
17
12
6-3/4' x 25"
P#83
4
7427-25 - Daisy Texture, Blue
13
6-3/4" x 25"
P#124
26
6739-02 - Filigree, Slate Green
14
9-1/4" x 25"
P#11
12
8737-09 - Hens & Chicks,Amethyst
15
9-1/4" x 25"
P#137
21
4730-08 - Crackle, Lagoon
16
9-1/4" x 25"
P#84
8
17
9-1/4" x 25"
P#123
25
5868-13 - Masque Feathers, Juniper
18
11-3/4' x 25"
P#10
13
19
11-3/4" x 25"
P#96
22
8868-02 - N. Florentine, Win. Blue
20
11-3/4" x 25"
P#51
7
9511-16 - Water, Lapis
21
11-3/4" x 25"
P#122
The alternate setting block for the compasses can be rotary cut and strip pieced. Twelve blocks are
needed for the quilt. Six blocks are colored one way, and six are mirror images of the first. Take care
to look at the diagrams in terms of the coloring of the block and the placement within the quilt. The
lesson this month is to learn basic rotary cutting and strip piecing techniques.
Directions1. Using the measurements in Chart I, cut one strip of each color. These strips will then be sewn
together and cut to create the nine patch and log units needed to complete these blocks.
2. Cut the Fabric 24 into 21 strips that measure 1 3/4" x 23"
.
3. Sew one Fabric 24 strip onto each side of the following fabric strips (number refers
to Block Area):
Block Area 8 - Fabric 19
4. Cut each of these units into 12 strips that are 1-3/4" wide.
5. Cut 12 strips from each of the following fabrics. The strips will need to be 1-3/4" by the width of
the original strip. i.e. #6 would be 1-3/4" x 4-1/4". (Number refers to Block Area):
4
6. To aid when stitching these blocks together, you may find it
helpful to label by fabric name and/or number each group of 2
strips created in above Steps 4 and 5.
3
7. Sew one Fabric 24 strip onto each side of the
5
following fabric strips (number refers to Block Area):
8. Sew one Fabric 24 strip between the following
two fabric strips (number refers to Block Area):
9. Cut each of these units into 12 strips that are 1-3/4" wide.
10. Sew strips together as shown to create nine patch units for
these blocks as shown. Make 6 blocks each of 12A and 12B.
12A
12B
4
2
3
5
4
2
3
5
11. Beginning with a nine patch unit as the center, add strip units from Step 3 and single fabric strips
from Step 5 to complete the 12 setting blocks needed for this quilt. Make 6 blocks of each fabric
arrangement, 12A and 12B. Please note 6 blocks are colored one way (12A) and 6 blocks are
mirror images of the first (12B). Take care to review the Fabric Placement diagram below.
FABRIC PLACEMENT
1
TEAL
Make 6 of these
blocks. Please
note color
placement.
18 14 10 6
1
1
BLUE
8
4 1
1
1
2
1
3
7 11 15 19
1
5
1
1
Make 6 of these
blocks. Please
note color
placement.
1
1
1
1
12
19 15 11 7
1
1
1
16
1
BLUE
1
20
1
GREEN
1
21
1
PURPLE
1
17
1
TEAL
1
9
13
1
12B
1
12
1
PURPLE
1
16
1
12A
GREEN
1
20
1
1
8
1 4
1
3 1
1 5
2 6 10 14 18
1
9
13
17
21
1
1
1
1
BLOCK ASSEMBLY
Continue pressing seam allowances out
(away from center of the block.
If you prefer to cut individual
pieces for assembling these
blocks, use the measurements
and color guidelines listed then
assemble the blocks using the
Block Assembly diagram.
Area
Description
Cut Size
Qty.
1
Fabric 24 - Eyelash, Black
1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
252
2
Fabric 1 - Thunder, Apple Green
1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
12
3
Fabric 9 - Marble, Chinese Blue
1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
12
4
Fabric 20 - Crackle, Glacier
1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
12
5
Fabric 18 - Flower Texture, Turquoise
1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
12
6
Fabric 16 - Ripple, Clover
1 3/4" x 4 1/4"
12
7
Fabric 10 - Pinecone, Iris
1 3/4" x 4 1/4"
12
8
Fabric 19 - Marble, Aquamarine
1 3/4" x 4 1/4"
12
9
Fabric 3 - Floral Outline, Azure
1 3/4" x 4 1/4"
12
10
Fabric 15 - Etched Leaf, Heather Green
1 3/4" x 6 3/4"
12
11
Fabric 11 - Floral Outline, Hyacinth
1 3/4" x 6 3/4"
12
12
Fabric 17 - Masque Feathers, Jade
1 3/4" x 6 3/4"
12
13
Fabric 4 - Daisy Texture, Blue
1 3/4" x 6 3/4"
12
14
Fabric 26 - Filigree, Slate Green
1 3/4" x 9 1/4"
12
15
Fabric 12 - Hens & Chicks, Amethyst
1 3/4" x 9 1/4"
12
16
Fabric 21 - Crackle, Lagoon
1 3/4" x 9 1/4"
12
17
Fabric 8 - Posies, Cobalt
1 3/4" x 9 1/4"
12
18
Fabric 25 - Masque Feathers, Juniper
1 3/4" x 11 3/4"
12
19
Fabric 13 - N. Florentine, Purple
1 3/4" x 11 3/4"
12
20
Fabric 22 - N. Florentine, Windsor Blue
1 3/4" x 11 3/4"
12
21
Fabric 7 - Water, Lapis
1 3/4" x 11 3/4"
12
QUILT ASSEMBLY
BLOCKS
1. To avoid confusion, separate the12A and 12B blocks, orienting each one so that the Teal portion
is at the top.
2. Arrange and sew the blocks together
according to the Positioning Guide and
color image below. Note the letter T in the
Positioning Guide on the 12A and 12B
blocks as it represents where the Teal
portion of the block will be placed.
3. Press seams away from the 12A and 12B
blocks. Sew row to row and press to one
side.
POSITIONING GUIDE
T
10
12A
12B
8
1
4
12A
9
12B
6
12B
12A
11
12A
2
12B
7
12B
5
9
12A
3
12A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
12B
T
10
T
= Top of Block/Teal Fabrics
BORDERS & BINDING
Swatch
# Description
24 Fabric - Eyelash,
Black P#48
18 6931-27 - Flower
Texture, Turquoise
P#127
3 7132-29 - Fl. Outline,
Azure P#126
8 0498-09 - Posies,
Cobalt P#123
6 8737-08 - Hens & Chicks,
Sapphire P#121
27 9812-08 - Marble,
Midnight P#87
QUILT ASSEMBLY & BORDER DIAGRAM
Yardage
1-3/4
yards
1/2 yard
5/8 yard
5/8 yard
5/8 yard
5/8 yard
69-1/4" x 69-1/4" pieced quilt center
(blocks before borders added)
Always measure your pieced quilt center before
cutting border lengths. Make adjustment if
needed. Border cuts are 1-3/4" wide x WOF*.
Strip #
Fabric/Color
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Black Eyelash
Flower Texture,
Turquoise
Fl. Outline, Azure
Posies, Cobalt
Hens & Chicks,
Sapphire
Marble, Midnight
Eyelash, Black
Style #
Cut Size
WOF strips
9410-14
75-1/4"
8
6931-27
78-3/4"
8
7132-29
82-1/4"
8
0498-09
85-3/4"
9
8737-08
89-1/4"
9
9812-08
92-3/4"
9
9410-14
96-1/4"
10
Borders 1 and 7 can be cut parallel to the selvage if you cut them before any other block cuts. If not, a
combined 18 WOF cuts will be enough for both. *WOF = 40"-44" selvage to selvage cut
BORDERS
1. The border is made up of seven strips of fabric sewn together. Sew the ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM
WOF strips short end to short end. Trim to listed length above. Always
1
measure your quilt’s pieced center and make adjustments in the border
2
3
lengths as needed.
4
5
2. Sew the seven borders strips together, offsetting each strip by 1 3/4" to
6
create a stepped strip unit as shown in the Assembly Diagram. Sew 4
7
sets of border strips (one for each side of the quilt).
3. To ensure for a perfectly symmetrical quilt, measure across the center of the quilt; then measure
and mark the same measurement on each border unit.
4. Indicate the ends of the line by making a mark or placing a pin at each end.
5. Find the center of the pinned or marked line on each border unit, and the center of each side of
the quilt.
6. Pin the center of the border to the center of the quilt. To find the necessary length of the borders,
place one of the border units across the middle of the quilt (measuring across the middle as
opposed to the ends is more accurate).
7. Place a pin on each edge of the border unit where it meets the edge of the quilt.
8. Using the first border unit as a guide, mark the same length on each of the other border units.
9. Pin the midpoint of one of the border units to the middle point of one of the edges of the quilt.
10. Pin the corner next, making sure to place the pin at the point where the seam allowances would
meet. Continue pinning across the edge of the quilt easing in any fullness (due to the stretch along
the seams, the edge of the quilt is slightly wider than the center; any extra fullness must be eased
in to ensure a perfectly square quilt).
11. Sew the remaining three borders in the same manner.
MITERING
1. To miter the edges, use a 90/45/45/degree triangle or a ruler with a 45
degree angle marked, as shown in the Mitering Diagram.
MITERING DIAGRAM
2. Position the edge of the ruler or paper so that it creates a line that goes
from the corner of the compass block to the outer edge of the quilt. Be
careful to check that ruler lines and/or edge of paper are parallel to the
edge of the border.
3. Fold and press, or draw a line to mark the 45 degree angle.
4. Pin and stitch along this miter line, being careful to match seams of each
border strip along the seam line.
5. Trim off excess fabric along
seam line, leaving a 1/4" seam
allowance. Press.
BASTING AND QUILTING
1. Layer the quilt top, batting and
backing, and baste all three layers
together.
2. Quilt the layers together using a
design of your choice.
BINDING
1. Trim off excess fabric and batting.
2. Make double fold binding using
Fabric 24. For
straight grain binding, cut 10 strips
that measure 2-1/2" x 40", for bias
binding, cut a 32-1/2" square;
then use the circular bias, binding
technique to cut the tube into
2-1/2" strips.
3. Stitch strips together end to end
using diagonal seams.
4. Trim off excess seam allowance
and press all seams open.
5. Press strip in half lengthwise, right side facing out.
6. Measure across the quilt to determine the binding length needed for each side. In order to keep
the quilt square and flat, use the same measurement for all four sides.
7. Mark the measurement, then pin the binding in
BINDING DIAGRAM
place.
8. Stitch folded binding to edge of quilt using a 3/8"
seam allowance.
9. Miter corners and finish the ends as shown in the
Binding Diagram.
10. Turn folded edge of binding to the back of the quilt
and stitch in place.

Moon Glow Pattern - Jinny Beyer Studio

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