Hello everyone! My name is Krystal Jakelwicz and I design monthly quilt patterns on my blog called Lets Quilt Something. (www.letsquiltsomething.blogspot.com) Today is my first ever Moda Bake Shop Recipe and I would like to share with you my Seasoned Pinwheels Quilt Pattern which I hope you all will enjoy! A little known fact about me is I LOVE pinwheels. I love finding new ways to incorporate the pinwheel block within my quilt patterns. Plus I love Jelly Rolls! Seasoned Pinwheels is perfect for just about every print. Today I have selected Cowgirl Country because as a fellow Texan I fell in LOVE.  Super cute fabric and I fell in love with the Cowgirl Country text fabric. Also as a added touch I quilted a "Rope" style edge to edge pattern in a wave format since the fabric features a few rope prints within the collection. I hope you enjoyed my Seasoned Pinwheels quilt pattern and tag me on Instagram your progress photos or finished quilts. Or use #letsquiltsomething

This quilt/project finishes at 60" x 72".

 

1  Jelly Roll®  {Cowgirl Country by Sara Khammash}
2  3/4 yards background fabric {Bella Solids Natural 990012 Moda #1}

4  yards backing fabric {Cowgirl Country Suede Blue Text Fabric 1130313}
1/2 yards binding fabric {Cowgirl Country Denim Blue 1125657}

 

1. With each 2 ½” Print Strips, you are going to open them at full length. Sub-cut within each strip;

• 3 - 6 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles.
• 3 - 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles.
• 3 - 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares.

2. With background fabric you are going to start by cutting yardage into 2 ½” strips.
3. With background 2 ½” strips you are going to sub-cut;

• 240 - 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles. (30 - Strips)
• 120 - 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares. (7 1/2 - Strips)

Piecing A Block: (This quilt pattern was design to keep same prints in one block.)

1. With one background 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangle, place a 2 ½” print square on the right corner. Sew at a diagonal. Trim ¼” away from your sew line and press open. (Shown Below)

2. With your segment made in step one; you are going to add a background 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangle to the top of the block. Press Open. (Shown Below)

3. Continuing on with your block segment made in step two; you are going to add a print 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangle to the left side. Press Open. (Shown Below)

4. Lastly with a print 6 ½” x 2 ½” rectangle, place a background 2 ½” square to the left corner. Sew at a Diagonal. Trim ¼” away from your sew line and press open. Add this piece to the top of your step three segment. (Shown Below)

5. Repeat steps 1 - 4 until you have made 120 blocks.

6. Before piecing your quilt top, take 4 different print blocks and rotate 90 degrees to form a larger block. (Shown Below)

 

Forming your Quilt Top:

1. Use a design wall to lay your blocks out accordingly.
2. You'll have 6 rows with 5 blocks in each row.
3. Sew your blocks together to form rows.
4. Lastly sew your rows together to complete quilt top.
5. With your binding fabric cut 2 ½" x WOF strips and use your favorite binding technique to bind your quilt.

This quilt finishes at 60" x 72".

I hope you enjoyed Seasoned Pinwheels quilt pattern! Here are a couple close up photos for you to see the quilting work I did personally. I can't wait to see what fabrics you'll use for Seasoned Pinwheels. Tag me on Instagram your progress photos or finished quilts. Or use #letsquiltsomething  Happy Quilting!

Krystal Jakelwicz
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