Give Me Liberty Free Quilt Pattern by Jean Ann Wright
Give Me Liberty combines Churn Dash blocks, pieced setting blocks and fussy-cut toile scenes in a 66-inch-square quilt. Jean Ann Wright's design features the Liberty collection from Colonial Williamsburg. Nine Churn Dash blocks alternate with setting blocks made from squares and rectangles, while four toile pictures become focal points within the rows. Red medallion and damask strips form a two-part border with mitered corners, and double-fold binding finishes the quilt.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Jean Ann Wright for Windham Fabrics.
This project uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 66.0 x 66.0.
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Give Me Liberty Free Quilt Pattern by Jean Ann Wright quilt pattern summary
- Cut the patchwork pieces and fussy-cut the four toile scenes. Sew the triangle and rectangle units, then combine them into nine Churn Dash blocks.
- Build the two setting-block variations from squares and rectangles. Arrange these blocks with the Churn Dash blocks and toile scenes in the five specified rows, then join the rows.
- Join the medallion and damask strips into border units and sew them around the center with mitered corners. Layer, quilt and finish with double-fold binding.