Spectrastatic II by Giucy Giucy and Free Quilt Patterns - Coming November 2020

Spectrastatic II

BY GIUCY GIUCE

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Spectrastatic

BY GIUCY GIUCE

Event Horizon Quilt designed by: Giucy Giuce Quilt Size: 55" x 66" andoverfabrics.com

About Spectrastatic With Spectrastatic I have taken the photocopy texture (also known as noise or static) to bring you a spectrum of colors. The colors are a unique mix of gem tones and brights made to complement a variety of fabrics from modern to reproduction. — Giucy Giuce

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Event Horizon Quilt

Introducing Andover Fabrics new collection: SPECTRASTATIC by Giucy Giuce Quilt designed by Giucy Giuce Quilt finishes 55" x 66" 107 Flying Geese Blocks: 2" x 4" A dazzling array of rainbow-bright colors enhances the easily pieced Flying Geese blocks. The geese fly north and south in color-wheel order. What a fun contemporary quilt, just the right size for a dorm bed coverlet.

Cutting Directions

Note: Read assembly directions before cutting patches. All measurements are cut sizes and include 4" seam allowances. A fat 8 is a 9" x 20"-22" cut of fabric. WOF designates the width of fabric from selvedge to selvedge (approximately 42" wide).

Fabric A Cut (7) strips 22" x WOF for binding Cut (4) rectangles 22" x 42" for Flying Geese Fabric B Cut all strips lengthwise.

Cut (1) strip 242" x 662" Cut (1) strip 112" x 662" Cut (1) strip 42" x 342" Cut (1) strip 42" x 182" Cut (1) strip 42" x 162" Cut (1) strip 42" x 122" Cut (1) strip 42" x 102" Cut (2) strips 42" x 82" Cut (1) strip 42" x 62" Cut (2) strips 42" x 22" Cut (214) squares 22" x 22" for Flying Geese 20 Brights Cut a total of (107) rectangles 22" x 42" (read Step 1) Backing Cut (2) panels 37" x 63", pieced to fit quilt top with overlap on all sides

Fabric Requirements *Fabric A blocks Fabric B setting 20 Brights blocks 9248-B 9248-C 9248-E1 9248-E2 9248-O 9248-O1 9248-R 9248-T Backing *includes binding

Yardage d yard 32 yards fat 8 yard each 9248-CL 9248-CP 92488-G 9248-G1 9248-O2 9248-P 9248-T1 9248-T2 3w yards

Fabric 9248-K 9248-L 9248-E 9248-G2 9248-P1 9248-Y 9068-C

Making the Quilt

1. Refer to the quilt diagram to determine the number of 22" x 42" rectangles to cut from each bright fabric.

The gray prints are each used in 2-4 Flying Geese.

Teals, blues, and some pinks are used to make 4-5 Flying Geese. Yellows, oranges, and greens are used 6-8 times. Cut a total of 107 rectangles.

2. Flying Geese: Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each Fabric B 22" square. Place a marked square on one end of a bright 22" x 42" rectangle, right sides together.

Sew on the marked line; trim away and discard excess fabric (Diagram 1). Press open. Repeat this process on the opposite end of the rectangle (Diagram 2) to make a Flying Geese Block. Make 107 total.

22" B

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Diagram 1

Diagram 2

Flying Geese Make 107

3. Referring to the Quilt Diagram, arrange the Flying Geese blocks and the Fabric B strips in 5 vertical columns.

Feel free to rearrange the blocks as you see fit. Notice the reversal of direction of the “geese.� Join the blocks and appropriate Fabric B strips to make each column.

Sew the columns together in the order shown.

Finishing the Quilt

4. Layer the quilt with batting and backing and baste. Quilt in the ditch around block patches. Quilt the background Fabric B patches as desired, or quilt an overall pattern from edge to edge. Bind to finish the quilt.

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Event Horizon Quilt 242" x 662"

42" x 342"

42" x 102"

42" 42" x x 22" 182"

42" x 62"

42" x 22"

42" 42" 42" x 82" x 162" x 82"

42" x 122"

112" x 662"

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Quilt Diagram

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Spectrastatic

BY GIUCY GIUCE

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*Indicates fabrics used in quilt pattern. Fabrics shown are 25% of actual size.

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Spectrastatic

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BY GIUCY GIUCE

Desert Horizon Quilt designed by: Giucy Giuce Quilt Size: 60" x 68" andoverfabrics.com

About Spectrastatic With Spectrastatic I have taken the photocopy texture (also known as noise or static) to bring you a spectrum of colors. The colors are a unique mix of gem tones and brights made to complement a variety of fabrics from modern to reproduction. — Giucy Giuce

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Desert Horizon Quilt

Introducing Andover Fabrics new collection: SPECTRASTATIC by Giucy Giuce Quilt designed by Giucy Giuce Quilt finishes 60" x 68"

Fabric Requirements

The colors of the American Southwest–desert gold, sky blue, and cactus-in-bloom brights–enhance this strippy quilt. The pieced rows are quick and easy to make. This wall quilt/throw will bring a blast of color to any décor.

Cutting Directions

Note: Read assembly directions before cutting patches. All measurements are cut sizes and include 4" seam allowances. A fat 4 is a 18" x 20"-22" cut of fabric. WOF designates the width of fabric from selvedge to selvedge (approximately 42" wide).

Fabric A Cut (15) squares 5" x 5" for half-square triangles (HST) Cut (28) Template 1 for top/bottom rows Cut (2) T2 Cut (2) T2 Reversed Fabric B Cut (4) strips 22" x WOF, pieced to make the following: (2) sashes 22" x 602" Cut (15) squares 5" x 5" for HST Cut (28) squares 42" x 42" for Flying Geese corners Cut (30) squares 42" x 42" for Square-in-Square blocks Cut (60) strips 12" x 42" for striped rows Cut (2) T2 Cut (2) T2 Reversed Fabric C Cut (9) strips 42" x WOF, pieced to make the following: (6) sashes 42" x 602" Fabric D Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Fabric E Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Fabric F Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Cut (120) squares 22" x 22" Page 2 of 6

Fabric A blocks Fabric B blocks Fabric C sashes Fabric D blocks, set Fabric E blocks Fabric F blocks Fabric G blocks, set Fabric H blocks, set Fabric I blocks, set Fabric J blocks, set *Fabric K blocks, set Fabric L blocks, set Backing *includes binding

Yardage w yard 2 yards 1s yards fat 4 yard fat 4 yard w yard fat 4 yard fat 4 yard fat 4 yard fat 4 yard w yard fat 4 yard 4 yards

Fabric 9248-C 9248-CL 9248-CP 9248-E1 9248-E2 9248-N 9248-O **9248-O1 9248-O2 9248-R 9248-T1 9248-T2 **9248-O1

Fabric G Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Fabric H Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Fabric I Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Cut (4) strips 12" x 42" Fabric J Cut (2) rectangles 42" x 82" for Flying Geese Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Fabric K Cut (7) strips 22" x WOF for binding Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Fabric L Cut (4) T1 Cut (8) strips 12" x 42" Backing Cut (2) panels 38" x 68", pieced to fit quilt top with overlap on all sides

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Desert Horizon Quilt Making the Quilt

1. Refer to the Quilt Diagram for all steps. These directions are for constructing the rows from the top of the quilt down. Note that the top and bottom halves of the quilt are in mirror image and are pieced the same.

T2 Rev.

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2. The corners of the templates (T1 and T2) are trimmed to help align the patches. Make acrylic patterns of Template 1 and Template 2. Simply turn Template 2 over to cut 22" 42" Template 2 Reversed patches. Referring to Diagram 1, arrange 14 Fabric A and 15 bright triangles alternately to F make the top row. Add a Fabric A Template 2 or 2 Reversed B to each end. Once you are satisfied with the color arrangement, join the patches. Sew a Fabric C sash to the bottom of the row.

Diagram 2 Make a second row like this for the bottom of the quilt. Set the second row aside.

3. The square-in-a-square blocks are made with quick stitch-and-flip piecing methods. Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each Fabric F A 22" square. Referring to Diagram 2, place a marked square on a Fabric B 42" square, right sides together, aligning raw edges at the corner. Stitch on the drawn line; trim away and discard excess fabric. Press open. Repeat on the opposite corner, watching orientation of the sewing. Repeat on the remaining corners (Diagram 3). Make 30 square-in-a-square blocks. Join 15 blocks to make 42" 42" a pieced row, and sew to the unit from Step 2. Sew x 82" another Fabric C sash to the quilt. Make another B Bright row with the remaining blocks and set aside.

4. Join 30 bright strips alternately with 30 Fabric B strips to make the next row, referring to the Quilt Diagram for color placement. Sew row to the quilt.

Sew the Fabric C sash to the quilt. Repeat to make a second pieced row and set aside.

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5. Two rows are made with half-square triangle units (HST). Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each Fabric B 5" square (Diagram 4). Place a marked square on a Fabric A square, right Flying Geese – Make 14 sides together. Sew a 4" seam on each side of the marked line; cut apart on the marked line. Press open to make pieced HST. Trim to 42" if needed.

Make 30 total HST. Join 15 HST side by side, orienting them as shown. Sew to the quilt.

Repeat these steps to make a second row just like this and set aside.

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6. The center row uses quick Flying Geese methods of construction. Refer to Diagram 5. Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each Fabric B 42" square. Place a marked square on one end of a bright 42" x 82" rectangle, right sides together. Sew on the marked line; trim away and discard excess fabric. Press open. Repeat this process on the opposite end of the rectangle (Diagram 6) to make a Flying Geese Unit. Make 14 total.

7. The center block is made with 2 Fabric K Template 1 patches, 2 Fabric B Template 2 patches, and 2 Template 2 Reversed patches. Make the center block. Join 7 Flying Geese from Step 6 to each side of the center block, rotating the Flying Geese as shown. Sew a Fabric B sash to the top and bottom of the Flying Geese row. Sew to the quilt.

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T2 Rev.

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Desert Horizon Quilt 8. Referring to the quilt diagram, join the remaining pieced rows and sashes to the quilt in the order shown.

Finishing the Quilt

9. Layer the quilt with batting and backing and baste. Quilt in the ditch around block patches. Quilt the sashes as you wish. Bind to finish the quilt.

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Desert Horizon Quilt

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Spectrastatic

BY GIUCY GIUCE

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*Indicates fabrics used in quilt pattern. Fabrics shown are 25% of actual size.

Free Pattern Download Available 1384 Broadway New York, NY 10018 Tel. (800) 223-5678 • andoverfabrics.com 4/30/19