Ikat Diamonds Quilt Pattern

Name: Ikat Diamonds Quilt Pattern
Brand: Stash Books
SKU: 80072
Price: 11.95 USD
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Kathy Doughty

Published on September 01, 2015

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Dynamic diamonds dressed with triangle-pieced sashing

Add a punch of pizzazz to bold diamonds with triangle-pieced sashing! Popular designer and quilting teacher Kathy Doughty shares timesaving tips for cutting diamonds, half-diamonds, and triangles from fabric strips. Use specialty rulers or the included template patterns as you draw from Kathy’s vibrant design inspiration and hand-quilted finishing techniques. Skip the quilt math—all measurements include metric and imperial conversions. Vibrant and rich with texture, this quilt is surprisingly simple to piece.

• Timesaving method! Learn to cut diamonds, half-diamonds, and triangles from strips
• Beginner-friendly pattern from the book Adding Layers—Color, Design & Imagination
• Includes both metric and imperial measurements

Materials Needed:

Yardage based on 42" (107 cm) usable width of fabric.
Ikat fabric or feature fabric: 3/4 yard (70 cm) each of red, dark blue, orange, purple, yellow, and light blue fabrics or a total of 41/2 yards (4.2 m) for diamond blocks
Shot cottons: 21/2 yards (2.3 m) total of light and dark solid fabrics (equal amount of lights and darks—I used 19 different colors) for triangle sashing strips
Backing: 4" yards (3.8 m) • Binding: " yard (60 cm)
Batting: 72" × 78" (185 cm × 200 cm) Template plastic

Product Code: 80072
Print ISBN: 9781617452086
eBook ISBN: 9781617452130
UPC: 734817-800729
Dimensions: 6.07 x 9.81
12p, color
All Skill Levels
Stash Books

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Kathy Doughty

Kathy says she often looks back on her youth and thinks of the simplicity of green grass yards in Ohio. Cowboys and Indians, hide-and-seek, cards, and coloring filled her days. She liked nothing more than climbing a tree, taking aimless walks in the woods, or going for long bike rides. Sewing was not on her list of favorite activities! She moved several times - from Ohio to New York and back again - before heading off to college in