There are some more projects on the 54 40 or Fight quilt block calculator. Now you can make potholders, coasters and mug rugs too.
Showing posts with label 54-40 or Fight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 54-40 or Fight. Show all posts
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Thursday, October 25, 2012
54-40 or Fight Big Block Quilt
I love big block quilts to make a child or baby sized quilt quick or to use as picnic blanket or even to hang on the wall. This big block quilt uses the 54-40 or Fight block 36 inches square finished with 4 inch borders. It will measure about 44 inches square when finished.
Jeanne
- Choose at least 3 fabrics, or more if you like.
- Set the 54-40 or Fight calculator settings as follows and sew the big quilt block:
Method = Traditional piecing
Size = 36"
Columns = 1
Rows = 1
Fabric Width = whatever you're working with. - Attach cornerstones of 4½ inches square with border of 4½ inches wide.
- Sandwich and quilt your quilt.
- Finish with double mitered binding using 6 strips 2½ inches wide.
Jeanne
Thursday, January 5, 2012
54-40 or Fight quilt block
The 54-40 or Fight block is made using four patch units and peaky & spike units. It is set in a 3 by 3 square grid layout and uses 3 fabrics. This block works best with sizes that are easily divisible by 6. Instructions to make a 12 inch block are below.
Fabric 1 - background, green: Cut a 2½ inch strip for four patch units and a 4½ inch strip for peaky and spike units.
Fabric 2 - purple: Cut a 2½ inch strip for four patch units.
Fabric 3 - red: Cut a 4½ inch strip for peaky and spike units.
Fabric 1 - background, green: Cut a 2½ inch strip for four patch units and a 4½ inch strip for peaky and spike units.
Fabric 2 - purple: Cut a 2½ inch strip for four patch units.
Fabric 3 - red: Cut a 4½ inch strip for peaky and spike units.
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