Half Hexagonal Surprise Quilt Tutorial
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The Crossette Quilt, a beautiful quilt that will inspire you to make even more pieces. When decorating a bedroom, this quilt can add a cheerful, stylish touch to any space, while also being incredibly delicate. It’s worth making pieces like this that make us proud of the skills we put into these crafts we love. The colors of your quilt will depend on your taste.
Choose the fabric according to the decor of the room you want to place it in, so you can harmonize everything. Beautiful and practical, this type of quilt leaves the home well-prepared and decorated. It’s an excellent product option for sales, as it’s a stylish piece that also takes time to make.
Another important detail is that the Crossette Quilt can be made in different sizes, from models for single beds to larger options for double or king-size beds. This versatility makes it a perfect project for both personal use and as a gift for someone special. Furthermore, the color combination can convey different feelings: light and soft tones create a more romantic and delicate atmosphere, while vibrant colors bring energy and joy to the space.
Making a quilt like this can also be therapeutic, as sewing and assembling the blocks is a relaxing and enjoyable activity. You can even use fabric scraps you already have at home, creating a unique, sustainable, and meaningful piece. It’s the kind of work that enchants with its beauty and the dedication applied to every detail.
Full Pattern/Images/Tutorial: Live Art Gallery Fabrics
Fabric A LGD-39703 1 yd.
Fabric B PE-436 3¾ yd.
Fabric C LGD-39705 ½ yd.
Fabric D DEN-S-2002 ½ yd.
Fabric E LGD-39709 ½yd.
Fabric F LGD-39707 ⅝ yd.
Fabric G LGD-39702 ½ yd.
Fabric H PE-449 ⅜ yd.
Fabric I LGD-39708 F8
Fabric J LGD-49705 FQ
Fabric K PE-459 ⅜ yd.
Fabric L LGD-49709 F8
Fabric M LGD-39704 ⅜ yd.
Fabric N PE-464 ⅜ yd.
Fabric O LGD-39710 ¾ yd
BACKING FABRIC
LGD-39704 7½ yds. (Suggested)
BINDING FABRIC
LGD-39710 (Fabric O) (Included)
CUTTING DIRECTIONS
¼” seam allowances are included.
WOF means width of fabric.
• Two (2) 16⅞’’ squares from fabric A.
• Two (2) 10’’ squares from fabric A.
• Eight (8) 4½’’ squares from fabric A.
• Two (2) 16⅞’’ squares from fabric B.
• Nine (9) 10’’ squares from fabric B.
• Four (4) 28½’’ x 4½’’ rectangles from fabric B.
• Four (4) 24½’’ x 4½’’ rectangles from fabric B.
• Eight (8) 12½’’ x 4½’’ rectangles from fabric B.
• Sixteen (16) 8½’’ x 4½’’ rectangles from fabric B.
• Forty Four (44) 4½’’ squares from fabric B.
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