A Crooked Path Free Quilt Pattern by Lucy A. Fazely
A Crooked Path arranges print rectangles and squares in repeating rows, with narrow sashing attached to selected pieces before assembly. Four different row arrangements shift the fabric groupings as they repeat down the quilt. Lucy A. Fazely designed this advanced-beginner project with Caspian fabrics by Sanderson. It finishes at 72 by 96 inches and includes separate unit and row diagrams that show the orientation of the sashing and directional prints throughout the top.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Lucy A. Fazely for FreeSpirit Fabrics.
This project is marked advanced beginner and uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 72.0 x 96.0.
Download the pattern to review the full cutting instructions, diagrams, and sewing steps before you begin.
A Crooked Path Free Quilt Pattern by Lucy A. Fazely quilt pattern summary
- Cut the print squares and rectangles and the narrow sashing pieces. Add sashing to the specified sides or ends to create the eight unit groups.
- Combine the prepared units with the remaining print pieces to make the four row arrangements. Repeat each arrangement three times, checking orientation.
- Arrange the four row types in their repeating sequence and sew the rows together. Secure the seam ends and press the row seams in one direction.
- Join the binding strips, layer and baste the quilt and quilt as desired. Trim the extra layers and hand stitch the binding to the back.