1. From Fabric 5, cut 4 – 1-1/2″ strips. From Fabric 2, cut 5 – 1-1/2″ strips. Make 2 of the following strip sets. Press the seam allowances towards the center.
Strip 1
2. Cut the strip sets into 40 – 1-1/2″ segments.
3. Make 1 of the following strip set. Press seam allowances towards outside.
Strip 2
4. Cut the strip set into 20 – 1-1/2″ segments.
5. Sew the segments into 20 nine patch blocks.
Nine Patch
6. Cut the following:
Fabric 2:
2 – 1-1/2″ strips
Fabric 3:
2 – 1-1/2″ strips
2 – 2-1/2″ strips
Fabric 4:
2 – 1-1/2″ strips
4 – 2-1/2″ strips
7. Sew the 1-1/2″ strips of Fabric 2 to two of the 2-1/2″ strips of Fabric 4. Press the seam allowance towards Fabric 4. Cut into 32 – 1-1/2″ segments.
Road to Llano
8. Sew the 1-1/2″ strips of Fabric 3 to two of the 2-1/2″ strip of Fabric 4. Press the seam allowance towards Fabric 4. Cut into 32 – 1-1/2″ segments.
Road to Llano
9. Sew the 1-1/2″ strips of Fabric 4 to the 2-1/2″ strips of Fabric 3. Press the seam allowance towards Fabric 4. Cut into 32 – 1-1/2″ segments.
Road to Llano
10. Make 28 blocks as shown below. **Set 14 of them aside for later use. Label them as “Side Triangles”.
Road to Llano
11. Make 4 blocks as shown below:
Road to Llano
©2013, Judy Laquidara/Patchwork Times
Laura says
I don’t have time in my schedule right now to do this quilt, but I wanted to comment about how nice and clear your drawings and instructions are.
Susan says
Thanks, I love seeing the elements coming together.
Diana in RR, TX says
I am working on anther one right now but hope to get started and caught up over the eeekend. I can stay home tomorrow, Galen said he would do taxi duty tomorrow so I canztay home and sew. He knows I am getting frustrated with not getting much done!
lynne quinsland says
i am so excited to finally get to start this today. i had a huge court thing yesterday, and now that that boulder is off my back, i got to seriously think of fabrics.
i dont have lots of larger yardage in my stash so it is always a struggle to make a quilt that is not going to be scrappy just from my stash. i think i finally got it right in choosing the fabrics today that will work in a nice way for this pattern.
for fabric number 4 i am using a busy mary engelbriet fabric for my last border and black/cheeries for the rest of that color and hoping that will work.
for the black (5) i am using a variety of reds, for #1 marys goldy yellow, #2 is white, and 3 is blue. i think i am going to bind it in a nice mary green with white polka dots. this is going to be a really happy and fun quilt. i am really happy that my brain got to settle on the more pelasant things in life–fabric, quilts, and peace ;o)
off to the downstairs to get cutting and stitching…..surely i will get steps one and two done this weekend easily…..
Dana Pellerin says
thank you again, your instructions are so user friendly and you design beautiful quilts. Love the pic of the baby in her boat calling the ducks,too cute.Dana