Baker's Dozens Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts - Back by Popular Demand - October 2020

Baker's Dozens LAUNDRY BASKET QUILTS

Secret Recipe Quilt Design: Edyta Sitar Quilt Size: 55” x 55” andoverfabrics.com

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Baker’s Dozens

October 2020 26 SKUs

CS-10-SNOW

CS-10-CREAM

AB 8796 L

AB 8797 L

AB 8682 L

AB 8595 N1

AB 8501 W

AB 8598 T2

AB 8503 T2

AB 8502 B2

CS-10-IVORY

CS-10-ALMOND

CS-10-OATMEAL

AB 8796 L1

AB 8798 L

AB 8595 N

AB 8597 B1

AB 8501 T1

AB 8598 T1

AB 8503 B2

CS-10-LAGOON

CS-10-ISLE

CS-10-FADED

AB 8800 L

AB 8796 L2

AB 8598 L

AB 8501 T

AB 8682 B1

CS-10-CHAMBRAYBLUE

CS-10-DENIM

CS-10-UNIFORM

AB 8795 L

AB 8595 L

AB 8938 N

AB 8502 B1

AB 8501 B1

AB 8501 B2

CS-10-NAVY

Baker’s Dozens

October 2020 26 SKUs

CS-10-SNOW

CS-10-CREAM

AB 8796 L

AB 8797 L

AB 8682 L

AB 8595 N1

AB 8501 W

AB 8598 T2

AB 8503 T2

AB 8502 B2

CS-10-IVORY

CS-10-ALMOND

CS-10-OATMEAL

AB 8796 L1

AB 8798 L

AB 8595 N

AB 8597 B1

AB 8501 T1

AB 8598 T1

AB 8503 B2

CS-10-LAGOON

CS-10-ISLE

CS-10-FADED

AB 8800 L

AB 8796 L2

AB 8598 L

AB 8501 T

AB 8682 B1

CS-10-CHAMBRAYBLUE

CS-10-DENIM

CS-10-UNIFORM

AB 8795 L

AB 8595 L

AB 8938 N

AB 8502 B1

AB 8501 B1

AB 8501 B2

CS-10-NAVY

Baker's Dozens LAUNDRY BASKET QUILTS

Secret Recipe Quilt Design: Edyta Sitar Quilt Size: 55” x 55” andoverfabrics.com

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Secret Recipe

Featuring Andover Fabrics new Collection: Baker's Dozens by Laundry Basket Quilts Quilt designed by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts Quilt finished 55" x 55"

Fabric Requirements

Cutting Directions Note: Read assembly directions before cutting patches. Borders are cut to exact length required plus ¼” seam allowance. WOF designates the width of fabric from selvedge to selvedge (approximately 42” wide).

Fabric A

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (14) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric B

Cut (2) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (16) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric C

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (2) 2 ⅝” squares.

Fabric D

Cut (2) 5 ½ ” squares.

Cut (10) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric E

Cut (2) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (16) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric F

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric G

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (14) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric H

Cut (1) 5 ½ ” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

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Fabric A Fabric B Fabric C Fabric D Fabric E Fabric F Fabric G Fabric H Fabric I Fabric J Fabric K Fabric L Fabric M Fabric N Fabric O Fabric P Fabric Q Fabric R Fabric S Fabric T Fabric U Fabric V Fabric W Fabric X Fabric Y Fabric Z Backing

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Yardage Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ ⅞ yard Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ 1 ½ yards Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ Fat ¼ 3 ¾ yards

Fabric 8501-B1 8501-B2 8501-T 8501-T1 8501-W 8502-B1 8502-B2 8503-B2 8503-T2 8595-L 8595-N 8595-N1 8597-B1 8598-L 8598-T1 8598-T2 8682-B1 8682-L 8795-L 8796-L 8796-L1 8796-L2 8797-L 8798-L 8800-L 8938-N 8595-L

Fabric I

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric J

Cut (2) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (28) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (16) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (32) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric K

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric L

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (14) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

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Secret Recipe Cutting Directions - Continued

into (12) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric M

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) off the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric N

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) off the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric O

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (8) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) off the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2⅝” triangles.

Fabric P

Cut (1) 5 ½” x WOF strip. Sub-cut (2) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (2) 2 ⅝” x WOF strips. Sub-cut (16) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝”squares across (1) diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Cut (6) 2 ½” x WOF strips for the binding.

Fabric Q

Cut (2) 5 ½” squares and (16) 2 ⅝” squares. Making the Quilt Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) 1. Block Assembly diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Place (1) 2 ⅝” Fabric J square on top of (1) 2 ⅝” Fabric A square, right sides together. Draw a line across the Cut (1) 5 ½” square and (8) 2 ⅝” squares. diagonal of the top square (Diagram 1). Sew ¼” away Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) from each side of the drawn diagonal line (Diagram 1). diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Cut the (2) squares apart on the drawn diagonal line (Diagram 2) to make (2) half-square triangles. Trim the Cut (1) 5 ½” square and (14) 2 ⅝” squares. half square triangles to measure 2 ¼” square to make (2) Cut (8) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) Unit 1 squares (Diagram 3). Repeat to make (4) Unit 1 diagonal to make (16) 2 ⅝” triangles. squares total.

Fabric R

Fabric S

Fabric T

Cut (1) 5 ½” square and (8) 2 ⅝” squares.

Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric U

Cut (6) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric V

Cut (3) 7” x WOF strips. Sew the strips together end to end with diagonal seams and cut (2) 7” x 55 ½” strips.

Cut (2) 7” x 42 ½” WOF strips, piece as needed.

Cut (1) 5 ½” x WOF strip. Sub-cut the strip into (3) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (1) 2 ⅝” x WOF strip. Sub-cut the strip

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Fabric W

Cut (2) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (4) 2 ⅝” squares.

Fabric X

Cut (3) 5 ½” squares.

Cut (12) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (4) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (8) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric Y

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (20) 2 ⅝” squares. Cut (12) of the 2 ⅝” squares across (1) diagonal to make (24) 2 ⅝” triangles.

Fabric Z

Cut (1) 5 ½” square.

Cut (2) 2 ⅝” squares.

Backing

Cut (2) 63” x WOF strips. Sew the strips together and trim to make (1) 63” x 63” backing.

Unit 1 make 4 A J Diagram 1

Diagram 2

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Diagram 3

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Secret Recipe Block Two Unit R 2 R

Block Three

R Unit 2 R

Unit Q 3 Q

R Unit R 2

Q Unit 3 Q

D R Unit 2 R

B Unit 5 B

Unit K 6 K

B Unit B 5

K Unit 6 K

S

G Unit 8 G

G Unit G 8

Diagram 47

Unit X 9 X X Unit 9 X

I

L Unit 11 L

L Unit 11 L L Unit L 11

Diagram 50

T Unit 14 T

T Unit 14 T

E

T Unit T 14

Block Seventeen A Unit 17

A A Unit 17 A

A

Y

Y Unit 7 Y

A Unit A 17

Diagram 56

V

G Unit 12 G

Unit H 10 H

X Unit X 9

H Unit 10 H

G Unit 12 G

Diagram 51

Block Fifteen

P Unit 15 P

P Unit 15 P

K

P Unit P 15

J Unit 18

J Unit 18 J

P

H Unit 10 H H Unit H 10

Block Thirteen Unit P 13 P P Unit 13 P

P Unit 13 P

V

P Unit P 13

Diagram 52 Block Sixteen Unit Y 16 Y

Y Unit 16 Y

C

Y Unit 16 Y

Y Unit Y 16

Block Nineteen

J J Unit J 18

N Unit 19 N

Diagram 57

X

N Unit 19 N

B N Unit N 19

Diagram 58

V

I Unit 20 I

Unit J 21 J

I Unit I 20

J Unit 21 J

Diagram 59

Block Twenty-Three Unit S 23 S

O

S Unit 23 S

J Unit 26 J

D

S Unit S 23

E Unit 24 E

W

J Unit J 26

Q Unit 27 Q

T

E Unit E 24

O Unit 25 O

D Unit D 29

Y Unit 30 Y

Q

O Unit 25 O

X

O Unit O 25

Diagram 64

Block Twenty-Eight

Q Unit 27 Q

Unit J 28 J

Q Unit Q 27

J Unit 28 J

Block Thirty Unit Y 30 Y

B Unit B 22

Block Twenty-Five Unit O 25 O

Diagram 66

D Unit 29 D

J Unit 28 J

G

J Unit J 28

Diagram 67

Block Thirty-One

Y Unit 30 Y

Unit U 31 U

Y Unit Y 30

U Unit 31 U

U Unit 31 U

B

U Unit U 31

Diagram 70

Diagram 68

Diagram 69

Block Thirty-Two

Block Thirty-Three Block Thirty-Four

Unit E 32 E E Unit 32 E

Z

E Unit 32 E

Unit V 33 V

E Unit E 32

V Unit 33 V

V Unit 33 V

Unit F 34 F

V Unit V 33

F Unit 34 F

F

Diagram 71

Diagram 72

Block Thirty-Five

Block Thirty-Six

Unit S 35 S

S Unit 35 S

Unit M 36 M

S Unit S 35

M Unit 36 M

H S Unit 35 S

Diagram 74 Page 5 of 7

R

L

B Unit 22 B

Diagram 61

E Unit 24 E

Block Twenty-Seven Unit Q 27 Q

Block Twenty-Nine

D Unit 29 D

B Unit 22 B

Diagram 63

J Unit 26 J

Diagram 65

Unit D 29 D

J Unit J 21

Block Twenty-Four Unit E 24 E

Block Twenty-Six Unit J 26 J

Unit B 22 B

Diagram 60

S Unit 23 S

Block Twenty-Two

J Unit 21 J

M

Diagram 62

Diagram 49

Unit N 19 N

J

Y Unit Y 7

Diagram 55

Block Eighteen Unit J 18

Q

Y Unit 7 Y

Diagram 46

X Unit 9 X

G Unit G 12

Unit P 15 P

I Unit 20 I

Block Ten

Diagram 54

Diagram 53 Unit A 17

K Unit K 6

Block Twelve Unit G 12 G

Block Fourteen Unit T 14 T

K Unit 6 K

Diagram 48

Block Eleven Unit L 11 L

A

L Unit L 4

Block Seven

Block Nine

G Unit 8 G

Unit I 20 I

Diagram 43 Unit Y 7 Y

Diagram 45

Block Eight

L Unit 4 L

P

E

Diagram 44 Unit G 8 G

L Unit 4 L

Block Six

J B Unit 5 B

Q Unit Q 3

Diagram 42

Block Five Unit B 5 B

Unit L 4 L

W

Diagram 41

Block Twenty

Block Four

Q Unit 3 Q

Block Twenty-One

F Unit 34 F

N

F Unit F 34

Diagram 73

M Unit 36 M

X

M Unit M 36

Diagram 75

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Secret Recipe 2. Repeat Step 1 and refer to Diagrams 4-38 for fabric identification and placement to make (4) of each unit for Units 2-36.

Unit 2 make 4 R

Unit 3 make 4 Q

D

Unit 4 make 4 L

W

Unit 5 make 4

P

J

Diagram 5

Diagram 6

Diagram 7

Unit 6 make 4

Unit 7 make 4

Unit 8 make 4

Unit 9 make 4

Y E

G Q

Diagram 8

Diagram 9

Unit 10 make 4

Unit 11 make 4

H

L X

Diagram 12

Unit 14 make 4 T

Unit 15 make 4 P

E Diagram 16

Unit 18 make 4 J

Diagram 17

Unit 19 make 4

B

Unit 23 make 4 S

L Diagram 24

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Unit 16 make 4

Diagram 25

V

T

Diagram 28

D

J

W

G

Diagram 29

Diagram 30

Diagram 31

Diagram 18

Unit 20 make 4

make 4 Y

Diagram 19

M

V

Unit 24 make 4

Diagram 26

Unit 32 make 4

U Q

Unit 33 make 4

E B

V Z

F

Diagram 34

Diagram 33

Diagram 35

Unit 34 make 4

Unit 35 make 4

F

Unit 36 make 4

S N

M H

Diagram 36

X Diagram 38

Diagram 37

4. Sew (1) Unit 37 Corner Block to each side of (1) 5 ½� Fabric J square to make (1) Block One square (Diagram 40). Pay attention to the orientation of the corner blocks.

Block One

Unit 37

Unit 37 make 4 Unit 1

A

Unit 37 J

Diagram 23

Unit 25 make 4 O

R

Unit 31 make 4

Y

Unit 21 make 4 J

Diagram 22

Unit 30 make 4

Diagram 15 3. Sew (1) Fabric A triangle to adjacent sides of (1) Unit 1 square to make (1) Unit 37 Corner Block (Diagram 39).

Repeat to make (4) Unit 37 Corner Blocks total.

Unit 17

C

E O

Unit 13 make 4

A

I

Diagram 21

Diagram 11

P

Diagram 14

B

Q D

Unit 29 make 4

Unit 28 make 4

A

V

K

P

Unit 22 make 4

Unit 12 make 4

Y

N

Diagram 20

Diagram 10

G

Diagram 13

J

Diagram 32

X S

I

Unit 27 make 4

B

Diagram 4

K

Unit 26 make 4

A Diagram 39

Unit 37

Unit 37

Diagram 40

5. Repeat Steps 3-4 and refer to Diagrams 41-75 for component identification, placement and orientation Diagram 27 to make (1) of each lock for Blocks Two through Block Thirty-Six.

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Secret Recipe Quilt Top Assembly 11. Sew Block Thirty-One through Block Thirty-Six (Refer to the Quilt Layout when assembling the quilt top.) together to make Row Six. 6. Sew Block One through Block Six together to make Row One.

12. Sew the (6) rows together in numerical order to make the Center Block.

7. Sew Block Seven through Block Twelve together to make Row Two.

13. Sew (1) 7” x 42 ½” Fabric V strip to each side of the Center Block. Sew (1) 7” x 55 ½” Fabric V strip to the top and to the bottom of the Center Block to make the quilt top.

8. Sew Block Thirteen through Block Eighteen together to make Row Three.

Finishing the Quilt

14. Layer and quilt as desired.

9. Sew Block Nineteen through Block Twenty-Four together to make Row Four.

15. Sew the (6) Fabric P binding strips together, end to end with a 45-degree seams, to make the binding.

Fold this long strip in half lengthwise with wrong sides together and press.

10. Sew Block Twenty-Five through Block Thirty together to make Row Five.

16. Bind as desired.

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5

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Blue Sky

October 2020 28 SKUs

CS-10-SNOW

CS-10-CREAM

CS-10-IVORY

CS-10-ALMOND

CS-10-OATMEAL

A 8505 L

A 8505 N

A 8505 W

A 8505 B

CS-10-POWDER

CS-10-SKY

CS-10-SAILING

A 8512 L

A 8514 L

A 8512 W

A 8508 L

A 8515 L

A 8511 L

A 8507 W

A 8513 W

A 8515 W

A 8507 B

A 8511 W

A 8509 B

CS-10-CHAMBRAYBLUE

CS-10-DENIM

CS-10-UNIFORM

A 8513 L

A 8508 B

A 8509 L

A 8511 N

A 8510 N

A 8507 N

A 8510 W

A 8506 W

A 8514 W

A 8506 B

A 8515 B

A 8511 B

CS-10-NAVY

Blue Sky

BY LAUNDRY BASKET QUILTS

Stargazer Quilt designed by: Edyta Sitar Quilt Size: 72" x 72" andoverfabrics.com

About Blue Sky

Our beautiful new collection Blue Sky offers an amazing selection of blue in a variety of prints. No matter what you decide to make from Blue Sky fabrics, they will bring a soothing comfort to your home. Dark and rich, soft and dreamy, and light like a cloud, with an accent of gold like the rays of the sun. Blue skies ahead, prepare yourself for some great fabric weather! — Edyta Sitar

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Stargazer Quilt

Introducing Andover Fabrics new collection: BLUE SKY by Laundry Basket Quilts Quilt designed by Edyta Sitar Quilt finishes 72" x 72" 4 Blocks: 36" x 36"

Fabric Requirements

Fabric Fat 6 Bundle F6-BLUESKY-X 5 White Prints blocks 3 yard each 8505-L 8511-L 8513-L 8514-L 8515-L Fabric A blocks, binding q yard 8506-W Backing 42 yards 8507-N

This graphic star quilt is suitable for quilters with little experience or for anyone who wants to make a beautiful wall quilt that packs a punch. The oversize blocks are easy to make, and the placement of light, medium, and dark prints adds secondary, unexpected designs. What exactly is the block? The large patches are the perfect place to show off the small- and large-scale prints.

Yardage

Fat 6 Bundle From each of 13 blue strips: Cut (2) squares 10" x 10", cut in half diagonally to make 4 half-square triangles (52 total triangles) From each of 10 white strips: Cut (2) squares 10" x 10", cut in half diagonally to make 4 half-square triangles (40 total triangles)

Cutting Directions

Note: Read assembly directions before cutting patches. All measurements are cut sizes and include 4" seam allowances.

Borders are cut the exact lengths required plus 4" seam allowances. WOF designates the width of fabric from selvedge to selvedge (approximately 42" wide).

5 White Prints From each: Cut (3-4) squares 10" x 10", cut in half diagonally to make 6-8 half-square triangles (36 total triangles) Fabric A Cut (9) strips 22" x WOF for binding Backing Cut (2) panels 40" x 80", pieced to fit quilt top with overlap on all sides

Making the Quilt

1. The blocks use half-square triangles (HST) that finish 9" square. Use your favorite method to make HST, or follow these directions. Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each light 10" square (Diagram 1). Place a marked square on a dark square, right sides together. Sew 4" seam on each side of the marked line; cut apart on the marked line. Press open to make pieced HST. Trim the HST squares to 92". Make 52 HST using light and dark squares, and make 12 using light squares.

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10" Diagram 1

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Make 52 Lt./Dk.

Make 12 Lt./Lt.

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Stargazer Quilt 2. Referring to the block diagram, join 13 light/dark HST with 3 light/light HST into 4 rows, being careful to rotate the HST as shown so the star is formed.

Make 4 blocks.

3. Refer to the Quilt Diagram to join the 4 blocks, being sure that dark triangles touch in the center of the quilt.

Finishing the Quilt

4. Layer the quilt with batting and backing and baste. Quilt in the ditch around block patches. Quilt around the printed motifs in the blocks, or quilt an overall pattern. Bind to finish the quilt.

Block – Make 4

Quilt Diagram

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