Apple Harvest Quilt Video Tutorials
Tips for getting started
- Please be sure to read through all instructions before beginning.
- All seams are scant 1/4" unless otherwise stated.
- Seam allowance is included in the templates.
- Press seams open unless otherwise stated.
- Use the labels included in the pattern. Pin these the Right Side of your fabric after cutting. Page 10
Suggested Extra Supplies
- Temporary Adhesive/Basting Spray OR Straight Pins
- Temporary Fabric Glue
- 28 mm Rotary Cutter
- Paper Scissors
- Temporary Fabric Pen
- Clear Tape
- Fabric Starch
Video 1 | How To Cut Your Fabric Using the Templates in the Apple Harvest Quilt Pattern
- Print Templates 1-6 at 100% scale on 8 1/2" x 11" paper. Pages 11-14
- Check that printouts are sized correctly by measuring the 1" square on each page.
- Tip: You can either pin the templates to your fabric or use a temporary adhesive/basting spray. If using basting spray, spray the paper rather than the fabric; let it dray and become tacky before putting it on the fabric.
- Tip: If you're using wovens, I recommend using pins when cutting the templates because the adhesive can snag the fabric.
Video 2 | How To Pin, Sew, and Press The Apple Sub Blocks
Video 3 | How To Trim The Apple Harvest Sub Blocks
Video 4 | How To Pin, Sew, And Press The Apple Harvest Quilt Leaf Units
Video 5 | How To Assemble and Trim the Apple Harvest Quilt Leaf Blocks
Video 6 | How To Blind Stitch Applique Seeds On The Apple Harvest Quilt
There are three options for assembling the seeds. All are included in the pattern.
- Using Adhesive
- Using a Purse String Basting Stitch
- Raw Edge
You may choose to applique the seeds using one of the following techniques:
- Blind Stitch (included in video tutorial)
- Top Stitch by Hand
- Top Stitch by Machine
Finishing Your Quilt
- Your block should measure 20 1/2" x 20 1/2" unfinished.
- You can either:
- Keep your block to include with the other 8 blocks from the 2024 Sweater Weather Sampler.
- Make a single mini quilt from it.
- Include it in another project, like a throw pillow or tote. I have a Tutorial on How to Make a Block into Quilted Zipper Pillow HERE.
Want to make your own just like this? I have fabric kits available in my shop HERE!
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Pattern Corrections
Check https://www.remivailstudio.com/patterns for any updated pattern corrections.