Designed by: Michele Foster
Pattern code: A4A-128
Finished size: 50″ x 60″ without borders or 62″ x 72″ with borders
Skill level: Beginner
Technique: Pieced
Pattern Format: PDF file
Urban Neighbourhoods is a really fun block to put together. You can use fat quarters, fat eights, jelly roll strips or an assortment of scraps that measure 2½” high.
Requirements
- Assorted prints or solids: 12 fat quarters, or 30 fat eights, or one jelly roll (2½” strips, or assorted scraps that measure 2½” in height).
- ⅝ yard contrast fabric (white in the drawings).
- ½ yard for inner border, if desired.*
- 1 yard for outer border, if desired.*
- ½ yard for binding.
- 54″ x 64″ batting without borders or 66″ x 76″ without borders.
- 4 yards backing fabric without borders or 4½ yards with borders.
- General sewing and quilting supplies (i.e. rotary cutter, mat, sewing machine, piecing thread).
* Border measurements are exact. Add additional yardage if you need to square-up your fabric.
My Fabrics
For my quilt, I am using a fat eighth bundle of Windermere designed by Brenda Riddle for Moda Fabrics.
Customer Photos
Completed by: Lori Bruni
Completed by: Eileen Morison
Completed by: Elsie FitzPatrick
Completed by: Holly Nielson
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