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f e a t u r i n g M a r r a K e S H f U S I O n B Y a G f S t U D I O

© 2020 Courtesy of Art Gallery Quilts LLC. All Rights Reserved.

by Pat Bravo

by April Rhodes

by AGF Studioby Pat Bravo

by Sharon Holland by Bari J.

by Pat Bravo

by Katarina Roccella

Q U I L T D E S I G N E D B Y

FUS-M-2000Exotic Flora MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2002Brit BoutiquE MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2005travElEr MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2009PriMa Flora MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2003tErra staMPs MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2006trEasurEd MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2001droPlEt PEtal MarrakEsh

FUS-M-2008sEEds oF MarrakEsh

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FE-504 Sand

FE-501 Spicy Brown

FE-526 Mocha

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FINISHED SIZE | 88" × 88"

fabr Ic reQUIreMentS

cUtt InG D Irect IOnS

Fabric A FUS-M-2000 1⅓yd.

Fabric B FUS-M-2003 ⅓yd.

Fabric C FUS-M-2009 1yd.

Fabric D FUS-M-2006 ¾yd.

Fabric E FUS-M-2002 1yd.

Fabric F FUS-M-2001⅓yd.

Fabric G FUS-M-2008⅛yd.

Fabric H FUS-M-2005 ⅛yd.

Fabric I FE-5042½yd.

Fabric J FE-501 ⅓yd.

Fabric K FE-526 1yd.

BacKinG FaBric FUS-M-20078¼yds (Suggested)

BindinG FaBric

Fabric K FE-526 (Included)

¼" seam allowances are included.WOF means width of fabric.

Fabric C

• Eight(8)4½"x3½"strips.



• Eight(8)16½"x3½"strips

Fabric D



Fabric E

• Four(4)19½"x3½"strips.




Fabric F



Fabric G

• Eight(8)4½"x4½"squares.

Fabric H

• Four(4)4½"x4½"squares.

Fabric I

• Twelve(12)19½"x3½"strips.




Fabric J



Fabric K



• Nine(9)1½"xWOF(Binding)

Fabric A



Fabric B




Step 3:

• Join(1)7½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricJ.

Step 4:


Step 5:

• Join(1)10½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric I.

• Thisprojectismadeoutoflogcabinblocks.

• We'llhavethreedifferentcombinationsofthesameblock.

• Wewillnameblock1,block2,andblock3.

Block 1:

• Forfabricplacementandattachmentsfollowstep1through12.

• Wewillneed(4)block1.

diaGraM 1

diaGraM 3

diaGraM 4

diaGraM 2

diaGraM 5

cOnStrUct IOn

Sew all rights sides together with ¼"seam allowance.

Step 1:

• Join(1)4½"x4½"squarefromfabricH anda4½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric C.

Step 2

• Join(1)7½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric C.


diaGraM 8

diaGraM 9

Step 6:


Step 7:


Step 8:

• Join(1)16½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricC.

Step 9:


diaGraM 6

diaGraM 7


diaGraM 10

diaGraM 11

diaGraM 12

diaGraM 13

Step 10:


Step 11:

• Join(1)19½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric K.

Block 1:

• Thisishowblock1willlook.

Step 12:

• Join(1)22½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric K.

Block 1 (x4)


diaGraM 14

diaGraM 17

diaGraM 18

diaGraM 15

diaGraM 16diaGraM 19

Block 2:


• Wewillneed(4)block2.

Step 1:

• Join(1)4½"x4½"squarefromfabricK anda4½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric C.

Step 2:


Step 3:


Step 4:

• Join(1)10½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric J.

Step 5:

• Join(1)10½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric B.

Step 6:

• Join(1)13½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric B.


diaGraM 20 diaGraM 22

diaGraM 21diaGraM 23

Step 7:


Step 9:

• Join(1)16½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric A.

Step 10:

• Join(1)19½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricA.

Step 8:

• Join(1)16½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricC.


diaGraM 24

diaGraM 25

diaGraM 26

diaGraM 27

Step 11:

• Join(1)19½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricE.

Step 12:

• Join(1)22½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricE.

Block 3:


• Wewillneedeight(8)Block3.

Block 2:


Block 2 ( x4)

Step 1:

• Join(1)4½"x4½"squarefromfabricG anda4½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricF.


Step 2:

• Join(1)7½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric F.

Step 3:

• Join(1)7½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric E.

Step 4:

• Join(1)10½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric E.

• Step 5:

• Join(1)10½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricD.

Step 6:

• Join(1)13½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric D.

Step 7:


diaGraM 28

diaGraM 29

diaGraM 31

diaGraM 32



Step 8:

• Join(1)16½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricI.

Step 9:

• Join(1)16½"x3½"rectanglefromfabric A.

Step 10:

• Join(1)19½"x3½"rectanglefromfabricA.

Step 11:


diaGraM 34


diaGraM 36


Step 12:


• Wewillendupwith(4)blocks1,(4)blocks2,and(8)blocks3.

• Arrangeblocksinfour(4)rowsoffour(4)blockseach.

• Row 1:block1-block3-block3-block1.




• Seediagrambelowforreference.

Block 3


diaGraM 38

diaGraM 40

diaGraM 41

diaGraM 39

Block 3 (x8)

Row 1

Row 2

Row 3

Row 4


• Sewrowstogether. • Quiltasdesired.

diaGraM 42

diaGraM 43


QUIlt aSSeMbly

Sew rights sides together.

• PlaceBACKINGFABRIConalargesurfacewrongsideup.Stretchitwithmaskingtapeagainstthatsurface.

• PlaceBATTINGontopofbackingfabric.

• PlaceTOPontopofthebattingwithrightsidefacingup.Smoothawaywrinklesusingyourhands.

• Pinalllayerstogetherandbastewithbastingthread,usinglongstitches.Youcanalsousesafetypinstojointhelayers.

• Machineorhandquiltstartingatthecenterandworkingtowardsthecorners.Rememberthatquiltingmotifsareamatterofpersonalprefer-ence.Havefunchoosingyours!

• Afteryoufinished,trimexcessofanyfabricorbatting,squaringthequilttoproceedtobindit.

QUIlt aSSeMbly

b InD InG

Sew rights sides together.

•Cutenoughstrips1½"widebythewidthofthefabricK tomakeafinalstrip362"long.Startsewingthebindingstripinthemiddleofoneofthesidesofthequilt,placingthestriprightsidedownandleavinganapproximated5"tail.Sewwith¼"seamallowance(usingstraightstitch),aligningthestrip’srawedgewiththequilttop’srawedge.

• Stopstitching¼"beforetheedgeofthequilt(diaGraM B 1).Clipthethreads.Removethequiltfromunderthemachinepresserfoot.Foldthestripinamotionof45°andupward,pressingwithyourfingers(diaGraM B2).Holdthisfoldwithyourfinger,bringthestripdowninlinewiththenextedge,makingahorizontalfoldthatalignswiththetopedgeofthequilt(diaGraM B3).Startsewingat¼"oftheborder,stitchingallthelayers.Dothesameinthefourcornersofthequilt.

• Stopstitchingbeforeyoureachthelast5or6inches.Cutthethreadsandremovethequiltfromunderthemachinepresserfoot.Laythelooseendsofthebindingflatalongthequiltedge,foldingtheendsbackonthemselveswheretheymeet.Pressthemtogethertoformacrease.Usingthiscreaseasthestitchingline,sewthetwoopenendsofthebindingwithrightsidestogether(youcanhelpyourselfmarkingwithapencilifthecreaseisdifficulttosee).

• Trimseamto¼"andpressopen.Completethesewing.Turnbindingtobackofthequilt,turnrawedgeinsideandstitchbyhandusingblindstitch.

45˚

diaGraM B2

diaGraM B1 Stop stitching here

diaGraM B3 fold


NOTE: While all possible care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this pattern, We are not responsible for printing errors or the way in which individual work varies.

Please read instructions carefully before starting the construction of this quilt. If desired, wash and iron your fabrics before starting to cut.


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