Making a Point Free Quilt Pattern by Wendy Sheppard
Making a Point is an intermediate quilt designed by Wendy Sheppard featuring Perfect Points II, with Palette and Nature Study 2.0 fabrics. Fussy-cut strips of printed block rows alternate with rows of pieced half-square triangles. Each triangle row uses thirteen units in a single fabric pairing, and the assembly diagram gives the order of the printed and pieced rows. The quilt finishes at 39 by 46.5 inches; printed-row heights may vary slightly because of fabric printing variations.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Wendy Sheppard for Windham Fabrics.
This project is marked intermediate and uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 39.0 x 46.5.
Download the pattern to review the full cutting instructions, diagrams, and sewing steps before you begin.
Making a Point Free Quilt Pattern by Wendy Sheppard quilt pattern summary
- Fussy cut the A-G strips to center the printed block rows as described in the chart. Cut the squares for the pieced rows and the binding strips.
- Pair each marked N square with a print square, sew a quarter inch on both sides of the diagonal, and cut apart. Press and trim the half-square triangles to 3.5 inches square.
- Sew thirteen half-square triangles of each fabric pairing into a row. Join the six pieced rows alternately with the seven fussy-cut strips in the layout order.
- Layer the top, batting and backing, baste and quilt as desired. Bind with M strips.