Today I’m going to demonstrate how sewing a fan isn’t that difficult.
My fan is 9″ x 9″ and it’s pieced traditionally. The large size of the block makes sewing curves easier.
The block is part of my new pattern called “Wheels”. It’s a modern quilt. I enjoyed making this quilt very much.
The quilt is fat quarter friendly and I actually used a fat quarter pack I got from Michael Miller and this.
The quilt has 8 fan blocks arranged into 2 large circles.
This is how you make the fan blocks:
This quilt is fat quarter friendly.
Quilt details
Quilt size: 48” x 48”
Finished block sizes
6” x 6”, 6” x 9” and 9” x 9”
Number of blocks
36 (6 columns x 6 rows)
The blocks are traditionally pieced. The pattern includes 2 fan templates.
The pattern includes alternative colour schemes.
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Some fabric recommendations for making this quilt with prints.
Coco fat quarter pack by Michael Miller in browns, greens, blues and greys would make a great quilt.
Or this Island batik fat quarter pack.
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so cool! I also enjoy using Michael Miller fabrics Roxanna/Mother
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