Pinwheel Promenade Free Quilt Pattern by Pat Speth
Pinwheel Promenade Free Quilt Pattern by Pat Speth
Description:
Pinwheel Promenade begins with five-inch squares and turns them into the triangle units used in twenty-four pinwheel blocks. Twelve blocks turn left and twelve turn right, creating two coordinated block groups for the quilt layout. Setting triangles and long sashing strips organize the blocks into rows, and a broad print border frames the arrangement. Made with Attic Heirlooms fabrics, the quilt finishes at 64 by 74.5 inches and includes directions for quilting, binding and adding a label.
Designer:
Pat Speth
From:
Windham Fabrics
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Pat Speth for Windham Fabrics.
This project uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 64.0 x 74.5.
Download the pattern to review the full cutting instructions, diagrams, and sewing steps before you begin.
Pinwheel Promenade Free Quilt Pattern by Pat Speth quilt pattern summary
- Pair the five-inch squares to sew half-square-triangle units, then combine them with the remaining squares to form the larger triangle combinations.
- Trim the units and arrange them into left-turning and right-turning pinwheels, making twelve blocks of each version.
- Join the blocks and setting triangles into rows, then sew the long sashing strips between and around those rows.
- Measure and attach the side borders followed by the top and bottom borders, keeping the quilt top flat.
- Layer and baste the quilt, quilt as desired, and finish with the binding and a quilt label.