attem 19 Di ee pdf sewin fre“Amy Butler’s Belle Quilt” Gui desgned by Ary Butler Oimensions: 47°60" Pattern nstuctins by Chery Adem and Keri monson = RR OL WW AN front cover: Dan Is wearing the Staple Doss by Apri 28 - apriirhodes. blogspot.com 1'm excited to introduce my "redux" design of the original Belle Quilt n celebration ofthe re-release of my Belle fabric collection for Rowan! I've tweaked the original design only to use the prints that are being featured in the new Balle Collection. This perrenial favorite Is as fun to make as it is pretty to use! Happy Sewing - xo Amy“Amy Butler's Belle Quilt” Quit designed by Amy Butler Pattem instructions by Cheryl Adam and Kerri Thomson Dimensions: 47" x 60" General Notes: - Please read through all of instructions before you get started. Be sure to pre-wash and press all of your fabrics. Tip: Make a small diagonal clip in the corners of your fabric piece before washing to help prevent fraying - All seam allowances are 1/4” unless otherwise noted. Fabric Requirements: Allow extra yardage for matching or centering a design on your fabric. Kashmir/Okra Coriander/Sea Green Coriander/aiue PWABII4 PWABII2, PWABII2 1/2 yard 7/8 yard V3 yard (3/8 for Quilt top, 4 for Binding) Coriander/Oive Chrysanthemum /Biue (Chrysanthemum/Olive PWABII4 PWABIIS| PWABIIS I Byord Acanthus/DuckEgg ‘French Wallpaper/Duck Egg, French Wollpaper/ Orange PWABIO9 PWABITI PWABIIT 13 yord 3/8 yard Gothic Rose/Burgundy —_Kashmi/Olive Acanthus/Olive PWABIO7 PWABI14 PWABIO? 1/4 yord, 13/4 yords 3.1/8 yards 1/3 for Quilt top. 3 for Backing) 5 ae | Note: The Backing yardage given is for 2 horizontal seam and the fabric print running across the quilt.“Amy Butler’s Belle Quilt’ Quilt designed by y Butler ons by Cheryl Adam and Kerri Thomson. Dimensions: 47" x 60” Pattem instn Materials List - 52" x 64” piece cotton batting (| use Cotton Classic® batting from Fairfield) = 1.1/4 yards of 20” wide Fusible Web = 2.spo0ls of coordinating all-purpose thread (| use my Premium Thread from Rowan) Fabric Cutting Chart Cut 9 1/2" and 8” squares before outting other pieces, Fabric Quantity Size to Cut PWAB114 Kashmir/Okra 5 S"x9 1/2" 2 91/2" x9 1/2" PWAB112 Coriander/Seagreen 4 S"x9 1/2" 1 91/2"x9 1/2" 6 Desired width by WOF (Binding) PWAB112 Coriander/Biue 5 5S" x9 1/2" 1 92 x9 1/2" PWAB112 Coriander/Olive 6 S"x9 1/2" 1 91/2" x9 1/2" PWAB115 Chrysanthemum/Blue 5 Ss" x9 1/2" 2 9A/2" x9 1/2" 1 8" x8" PWAB115 Chrysanthemum/Olive 4 S"x9 1/2" 2 G9 Af2"x9 1/2" PWAB109 Acanthus/Duck Egg 5 S"x9 1/2" 3 8" x8" PWABI11 French Wallpaper/Duck Egg 3 B"x8" PWAB111 French Wallpaper/Orange 4 S"x9 1/2" 1 IU2 x9 1/2" PWAB107 Gothic Rose/Burgundy 2 8" x8" PWAB114 Kashmir/Olive 2 8" x8" 2 41/4" x 52 1/2" (Border) 2 4 1/4' x 47" (Border) PWAB109 Acanthus/Olive 2 912" x9 1/2" 1 8" x8" Fusible Webbing 12 8" x8"‘Amy Butler’s Belle Quilt 2 ORBAN Quilt designed by Amy Butler Pattem instructions by Cheryl Adam and Kerri Thomson, Dimensions: 47* x 60" GiSIMINTTER Making the Circle Blocks 1, Fuse an 8” square of webbing to the back of each of the 12-8" squares of fabric. 2, Trace a 7 V2" circle on the paper of the fusible webbing and cut it out. 3, Using the quilt picture as a guide, fuse the circles onto the appropriate 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" squares. Make sure the circle is centered. 4. Using a decorative stitch of your choosing, stitch around the edge of the circle to attach it to the background. Making the Pieced Blocks 1. Using the quilt picture as a guide, sew the long sides of two rectangles to form a 9 1/2” x 9 1/2” square. Press, Assembling the Quilt 1. Using the quitt picture as a guide, plece the diagonal rows together. 2. After the rows are pieced, press the seams of every other row in the opposite direction. Sew the rows together to make the quilt canter. Press. 3, The edges of the quilt will need to be trimmed to 1/4" above the corner of the circle block. 4, Sew the 4 1/4" x 52 1/2" trips to the long sides of the center. Press. 5. Sew the 4 1/4" x 47” strips to the top and bottom of the quilt. Press. 1. Cut the background fabric into 2- 1 1/2 yard pieces. Sew the two backing pieces together and press the seam allowances open, 2. Layer the backing, batting, and quilt top, and quilt by hand or machine, as desired. 8. Sew the binding strips together to form one long strip. Fold the binding in half lengthwise, with wrong sides together, and press. Sew the raw edges of the binding to the edges of the right side of the quilt. Turn the folded edge of the binding to the backside of the quilt and stitch in piace by hand, mitering the corner seams. be sure to visit amybutlerdesign.com & westminsterfabrics.com for other great pattems and fabrics!