Angel Wings Free Quilt Pattern by Lisa Swenson Ruble
Angel Wings is an intermediate quilt designed by Lisa Swenson Ruble featuring Celestine fabrics by Santander Religious Art. It finishes at 62 by 79.5 inches. Twelve fussy-cut squares become Angel blocks with several narrow fabric frames and pieced corner details. The blocks are arranged in four rows of three, separated by sashing, with an additional outer border surrounding the quilt. The fabric chart specifies three rows of printed blocks for the centers and includes yardage for the framing fabrics and binding.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Lisa Swenson Ruble for Windham Fabrics.
This project is marked intermediate and uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 62.0 x 79.5.
Download the pattern to review the full cutting instructions, diagrams, and sewing steps before you begin.
Angel Wings Free Quilt Pattern by Lisa Swenson Ruble quilt pattern summary
- Fussy cut twelve 10-inch squares from fabric A, then cut the framing, sashing, border and binding pieces from the fabric chart.
- Frame each center with C strips, then add the F and D strips and pieced D-F units in the illustrated sequence. Complete twelve Angel blocks measuring 16.5 inches square.
- Sew three blocks with E sashing into each of four rows. Join the rows with the long E sashing strips and add the E strips at the sides.
- Add the B border strips to the sides, then the top and bottom. Layer with batting and backing, baste, quilt as desired, and bind with F strips.