The FREE Prairie Plaid Quilt – The Blanket Assertion

This put up is sponsored by Janome Canada!
Introducing the Prairie Plaid Quilt – A FREE Undertaking You are Going to Love!
Have you ever had an opportunity to take a look at the Prairie Plaid Quilt but? After I designed this quilt, I used to be impressed by the basic buffalo examine sample, however with a artistic twist! Think about the light sway of prairie grasses within the wind… this design captures that breezy motion, making the sample look as if it is dancing.
And here is the perfect half: it is made fully from flying geese blocks, a playful nod to the enduring Canadian geese that share our homeland. This quilt blends a contact of caprice with a touch of nostalgia, creating a comfy but full of life quilt that feels each acquainted and refreshingly new.
Completed Dimension: 56” x 64”
Ability Stage: Assured Newbie
Cloth Necessities
A (Mild / Kona Cantaloupe) | 1 Yard* |
B (Medium / Kona Terracotta) | 2 Yards* |
C (Darkish / Kona Cocoa) | 1 Yard* |
Backing (AGF Painted Prairie) | 4 Yards |
Binding (Kona Paprika) | 1/2 Yard |
Batting | approx 64” x 72” |
*The precise specified quantity of material is required. This measurement doesn’t go away a lot overage. Add ⅛ – ¼ yard further in the event you’d like extra material for potential chopping errors!
For full undertaking directions, head to Janome Canada and click on on the Encourage tab to obtain your copy!
Do you know? The Flying Geese quilt block dates all the way in which again to the 1800s!?
This basic block is extremely versatile and works superbly in each conventional and fashionable quilts. There are a number of methods to make a Flying Geese block, however my favorite is the No-Waste Methodology.
For one, I don’t love the material waste that comes with the standard technique. I’ll admit, I’m not the best scrappy quilter, so I attempt to decrease leftover material every time I can! Plus, the No-Waste Methodology makes 4 Flying Geese directly, which is a big time-saver. Naturally, that is the strategy I used for this quilt sample!
Let’s speak Presser Ft!
I primarily sew on a Janome Continental M8, which has a superb 1/4″ seam foot, an incredible alternative for piecing. Nonetheless, my all-time favorite for reaching correct and constant 1/4” seam allowances is the HP Presser Foot and HP Needle Plate.
The HP Presser Foot is a slim, compact, narrow-gauge industrial foot designed for precision. It excels at stitching curves, exact topstitching, and, most significantly, flawless 1/4” seams. Merely aligning the material edge with the precise facet of the foot ensures an ideal seam allowance each time.
Since straight, even seams are the muse of nice quilt piecing, this foot makes accuracy simpler than ever!!
The HP Needle Plate additional enhances precision with its single-stitch gap, fairly than a large opening. This design reduces material shifting and prevents advantageous materials from being pulled down into the plate. The consequence? Cleaner, straighter stitches with minimal distortion, essential for excellent piecing.
When it’s time to quilt, I swap to the Janome AcuFeed AD Open Toe Foot. It combines even material feeding with enhanced visibility, making it my go-to alternative for quilting.
The AcuFeed system ensures each the highest and backside layers of material feed evenly, retaining layers completely aligned. This eliminates material shifting, puckering, or mismatched seams, which is very helpful for quilting, binding, and stitching thick or slippery materials.
Talking of binding, when it’s time to connect the binding to my quilt, I swap the Open Toe Foot for the AcuFeed ¼” Foot for added precision! I want to connect the binding to the entrance of the quilt first by machine and end on the again by hand.
Ending Touches
I quilted a crosshatch design with 2” spacing, utilizing the quilting information bar. I then added a diagonal crosshatch design (approx 1.5” spacing) so all of the quilting strains intersect. That is also referred to as Crosshatch Mash Up!
I used 50wt Aurifil Thread in Moonshine (6724) for each piecing and quilting, which I felt was the right color praise.
I selected Painted Prairie Six by Sharon Holland for Artwork Gallery Materials for the backing and Kona Paprika for the binding. This was the right shade that was form of “half method” between Terracotta and Cocoa!
Extra Inspiration
Because the launch of this sample, I’ve been creating new mockups and bundles that go well with the time of 12 months or present vacation! Listed below are a few these for inspiration:
Get the FREE Undertaking Directions
Yow will discover the complete undertaking directions and step-by-step directions over at Janome Canada. Take a look at this enjoyable video of the quilt being constituted of begin to end in below a minute!
*Please notice: if you’re situated outdoors of Canada, it’s possible you’ll be robotically redirected to your personal nation’s Janome web site. You’ll need to manually go to the Janome Canada website, click on on the Encourage Tab, then “Canadian Tasks”!
In the event you make your personal Prairie Plaid Quilt, I’d like to see it. It makes my day once I get to see the gorgeous belongings you create! Ensure that to make use of the hashtags #prairieplaidquilt and #JanomeCanada and tag us!
Blissful quilting! ◡̈

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