Post on 28-Feb-2021
ROW 8
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(1) 8" x 11"(2) 412" x 122"
(1) 2" x 11"(2) 442" x 122"
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ROW 2
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(1) 5" x 5"(2) 2" x 2"(2) 2 x 32"(2) 372" x 122"
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(2) 22" x 122"(2) 62" x 62"(2) 11" x 8"(2) 32" x 5"(2) 2" x 2"
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ROW 3
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ROW 3 CONTINUED
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ROW 4
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(2) 22" x 122"(2) 62" x 11"(2) 14" x 122"
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ROW 5
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(2) 142" x 122"(2) 152" x 122"(6) 2" x 32"(2) 2" x 2"(2) 2" x 5"(2) 62" x 62"
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ROW 6
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(2) 142" x 122"(2) 152" x 5"(2) 8" x 32"(4) 5" x 2"(2) 62" x 62"(4) 2" x 5"(2) 2" x 32"(8) 2" x 2"
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ROW 6 CONTINUED
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ROW 7
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(2) 262" x 122"(2) 14" x 5"(2) 32" x 62"(2) 32" x 5"(2) 32" x 32"(4) 32" x 2"
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5
16
8
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C C
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ROW # ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM
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INDECISION CAN BE AN ASSET:There are not any rules that say your backing has to be all one fabric. Try mixing it up! Instead of 82 yards of one fabric try piecing together three horizontal rows of fabric to create a striped backing. For this approach you will need 2w yards each of three different fabrics. When piecing your back-ing it's important to keep in mind that a longarm quilter can only truly center a quilt either vertical-ly OR horizontally so you want to create a backing that only needs to be centered in one direction or the other.
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FINISHING THE QUILT:1. Layer your quilt top, batting and backing.2. Quilt as desired. There are a million different methods and designs that can be applied to this quilt. Below is merely a suggestion, one of many possible paths to take.3. Bind. From your binding fabric cut (10) strips 22" x the Width of the Fabric. Sew end to end to make one long strip, 400" of binding. Fold in half lengthwise and press. Attach and Enjoy!
THE QUILTING:
Anchors Aweigh is an illustrative quilt. The focus of this project is the anchor which has a strong nautical theme. The quilting should build on that theme rather than distract from it. A simple design like alternating stripes of wavy and straight lines is easy to achieve and won't over complicate the quilt.
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