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RED TULIP BASKET MINI FINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19” FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print fabrics 5” x 5” - 12 green print fabrics 5” x 5” - 12 brown print fabrics 3 / 4 yard red primitive muslin - setting blocks, inner and outer borders and binding FQ - batting and backing HELPFUL NOTIONS: Itty bitty eights ruler 1 / 2” Triangles Paper from Primitive Gatherings Aurifil 50 wt. sewing thread 1140 PREPARE YOUR FABRICS AS FOLLOWS: Spray starch on both fabrics until they are saturated. hang them to dry. When completely dry gently press them with a little steam. They should be very stiff. This makes piecing “tiny” much more manageable. I have given the exact cutting directions for the HST’s…if you want to use the HST paper. Remember one paper square = 2 HST’s. Cut your papers apart and then cut your fabrics a little bit bigger. There is plenty of fabric listed in the requirements for you to do so. The number of squares listed for the HST are the number of paper squares needed if using the paper method. EXAMPLE: Cut one red square 2” and one tan square 2” place them RST with tan on top. Trim one square of paper and place paper square on tan. Stitch dashed lines. Cut apart on solid lines…refer to the directions on the packaging for all the directions when using HST paper. From EACH red print cut the following: 1 - 1” x 1” 1 - 1 3 / 8” x 1 3 / 8” square - cut in half once diagonally From EACH green print cut the following: 2 - 1 3 / 8” x 1 3 / 8” squares cut in half once diagonally

RED TULIP BASKET MINI - Lisa Bongean’s Web Blog...RED TULIP BASKET MINI FINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19” FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print

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Page 1: RED TULIP BASKET MINI - Lisa Bongean’s Web Blog...RED TULIP BASKET MINI FINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19” FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print

RED TULIP BASKET MINIFINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19”

FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print fabrics 5” x 5” - 12 green print fabrics 5” x 5” - 12 brown print fabrics 3/4 yard red primitive muslin - setting blocks, inner and outer borders and binding FQ - batting and backing

HELPFUL NOTIONS: Itty bitty eights ruler 1/2” Triangles Paper from Primitive Gatherings Aurifil 50 wt. sewing thread 1140

PREPARE YOUR FABRICS AS FOLLOWS:Spray starch on both fabrics until they are saturated. hang them to dry. When completely dry gently press them with a little steam. They should be very stiff. This makes piecing “tiny” much more manageable.

I have given the exact cutting directions for the HST’s…if you want to use the HST paper. Remember one paper square = 2 HST’s. Cut your papers apart and then cut your fabrics a little bit bigger. There is plenty of fabric listed in the requirements for you to do so. The number of squares listed for the HST are the number of paper squares needed if using the paper method.

EXAMPLE: Cut one red square 2” and one tan square 2” place themRST with tan on top. Trim one square of paper and place papersquare on tan. Stitch dashed lines. Cut apart on solid lines…refer to the directions on the packaging for all the directions when using HST paper.

From EACH red print cut the following: 1 - 1” x 1” 1 - 1 3/8” x 1 3/8” square - cut in half once diagonally

From EACH green print cut the following: 2 - 1 3/8” x 1 3/8” squares cut in half once diagonally

Page 2: RED TULIP BASKET MINI - Lisa Bongean’s Web Blog...RED TULIP BASKET MINI FINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19” FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print

From EACH tan print cut the following: 8 - 1 3/8” x 1 3/8” squares cut in half once diagonally 1 - 1” x 1” square 2 - 1” x 1 1/2” rectangles 1 - 1 7/8” x 1 7/8” square cut in half once diagonallyFrom EACH brown print cut the following: 1 - 1 7/8” x 1 7/8” square - cut in half once diagonally 1 - 1 3/8” x 1 3/8”” squares

From red primitive muslin cut the following: 2 - 3 1/2” x 16 1/2” top and bottom borders 2 - 3 1/2” x 13 1/2” side borders 6 - 2 1/2” x 2 1/2” setting squares 3 - 4 3/4” x 4 3/4” squares - cut in half twice diagonally - setting triangles 2- 3” x 3” squares - cut in half once diagonally - corner setting triangles 44 - 1 3/8” squares – cut in half once diagonally - HST inner border

PAIR THE FOLLOWING 1 3/8” triangles RST and stitch scant 1/4” seam allowance. Press to the darker triangle. Make 2 - brown/green HST’s - will measure 1” when finished Make 2 - green/tan HST’s - will measure 1” when finished Make 2 - red/tan HST’s - will measure 1” when finished

Pair one set of brown and tan 1 7/8” triangles RST and stitch a scant 1/4” seam allowance. Press toward the brown triangle.

Sort all the parts needed to make each of the 12 tulip basket blocks. Package them together in a small zip lock baggie while you are making the blocks. You do not want to lose any of these little pieces.

For each block you will need: 1 - tan/brown HST 2 - red/tan HST 2 - 1” x 1 1/2” rectangles 2 - brown/green HST 2 - green/tan HST 1 - 1” x 1” square Layout block as shown. Stitch sections together as shown. Press seams open. Stitch the two final sections together. Press seam open.

Layout quilt blocks as shown with setting blocks, triangles and corner triangles. The triangles are oversized to allow you to trim up the quilt after they are sewn. Stitch quilt together in diagonal rows. Press toward red fabrics. Stitch diagonal rows together. Press seams open. Trim quilt center to 9 1/2” x 12 1/2”.

Page 3: RED TULIP BASKET MINI - Lisa Bongean’s Web Blog...RED TULIP BASKET MINI FINISHED SIZE: 16” x 19” FABRICS NEEDED: 5” x 5” - 12 red print fabrics 9” x 11” - 8 tan print

You will need 88 red/tan HST for the inner border. Stitch the red triangles to the tan triangles. Press triangles toward the red. Stitch the following units of red/tan HST units together to form inner borders: 2 - 24 HST units…see diagram for direction of HST. Press seams open. 2 - 20 HST units…see diagram for direction of HST. Press seams open.

Stitch 2 - 3 1/2” x 13 1/2” red side borders to quilt. Press seam toward red border.

Stitch 2 - 3 1/2” x 16 1/2” red top and bottom borders to quilt. Press seam toward red border.

FINISHING THE QUILTLayer quilt with batting and backing and quilt. Our sample was quilted with Smoke nylon YLI thread. The cross hatching was marked with a Clover Hera marker using a long Creative Grid ruler as a guide. Quilt with walking foot. Trim quilt.

Cut binding 1 1/4” for a single fold binding. You will need approximately 65”. Stitch to quilt, turn binding to back side, fold up edge and stitch the remaining side by hand.

Remember to put a sleeve on your mini quilt if you need to hang it!

Enjoy!

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