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Hello! It's Amanda here from Jedi Craft Girl!! It's been super hot here in Southern California! Temperatures in the 110's! I decided to beat the heat by creating this whimsical snowflake quilt. The fabrics are from Tasha Noel's newest fabric line, Pixie Noel. The colors are right up my ally: aqua, red, and navy!!!!
I don't know about you, but cutting snowflakes and sewing snowflakes is not on my top 10 list of favorite things to do. Super time consuming! This quilt has 2 amazing shortcuts that will have you whipping one up in an afternoon.
Here's how you can make one:
Project Supplies:
55" Heat n Bond® Ultra
SpraynBond® Basting Spray
Sizzix snowflake die
1 yard white fabric
1 yard aqua main fabric (or additional if you want to fussy cut)
fat quarters for applique, red, navy, green
Die cut the snowflakes. I cut 3 at a time. Peel off the backing.
Center the snowflakes on the white squares and heat set with hot dry iron.
Die cut 6 green snowflakes, 12 navy snowflakes, and 12 red snowflakes.
Lay out the quilt according to the diagram below:
Sew the squares together in rows using 1/4" seams. Press each row alternately. Sew rows together pinning at each intersection.
Now the quilt is ready to baste!
I always use Spray n Bond® Basting Spray to baste my quilts - its fast, secure, and no pinning! Seriously this quilt can be made in a matter of hours!!
This is how I like my Spray in Bond......in a box of 6 cans!!
Here you can see a little bit of the quilting.
I quilted loops and stars. I sewed right over the snowflakes. It helps to make them feel like part of the quilt and not puff out.
Mufasa absolutely loves his July snowflake quilt!!
Happy Summer :)