#Chinese coins quilt free#
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#Chinese coins quilt Patch#
Happy piecing!Ĭharm squares Chinese Coins Quilts Floral Coins Blocks Four patch quilt Pre Cuts Scrap quilt Singer 201K susies-scraps. These blocks are so pretty and come together really quickly! It’s Sunday afternoon and the slow cooker is on with my Braised Steak and Onions so I had time to sew. Today I’m sewing on this Singer 201k treadle. Repeat for the other 96 coins to make 25 blocks in total.
I’m trying to be very random about how I put these together, in terms of colour. Sew 2 sets together to make a block 4 1/2″ x 8 1/2″.
Sew two of the 4 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ floral coins on the long sides, right sides together. This is going to be a super fast and easy small quilt.ġ00 of 4 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ assorted floral rectangles (coins) for the blocks.ġ02 extra of the floral rectangles 4 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ to complete the quilt. Of course, you may be wondering why I am making blocks for a Coin Quilt? Why not just keep sewing? Well, I figured it will help to keep the rows nice and straight. I used some scraps and left over charm squares. These are my Floral Coin rectangles, just finished cutting. I’m inspired to make a beautiful Coin quilt in lots of florals. They may have been barkcloth but I’m not sure.Ī Coin Quilt is a quilt which traditionally has lots of long thin blocks placed one ontop of another, just like coins, then they are sewn into strips. I’ve always wanted to make a coin quilt or sometimes called a Chinese Coin quilt, but I didn’t really have the right inspiration until I saw an antique Coin quilt made with florals. Some other examples of one patch blocks are the hexagon, coffin shape or apple core. These are shapes which can be machine pieced. Some obvious examples of one patch blocks other than a square, are triangles, diamonds, an isosceles trapezoid (what we would call a tumbler block), or a rectangle/brick shape or even the Dresden plate. It’s quite mathematically satisfying to use one replicated shape to make a beautiful quilt or quilted object. There is something about one patch quilts which I believe is endearing to most quilters.
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