Pattern Errata
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Currituck 4/5/23
Fabric 4 Unit E should be 6", not 4 3/4".
Page 2, Fabric 4 cutting table updated: 
Page 3, Unit E table updated:
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Believe 7/25/22
Errata - Windchime 7/24/21
Back Cover Yardage: Medium-light blue - only 1/8 yd needed
Clarification - Traverse 6/7/21
Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fabric 5 - Set aside the 1 1/2" strips for the inner border.
Fabric 9 - Set aside the 5 1/2" strips for the outer border.
Back Cover Yardage: Medium-light blue - only 1/8 yd needed
Clarification - Traverse 6/7/21
Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fabric 5 - Set aside the 1 1/2" strips for the inner border.
Fabric 9 - Set aside the 5 1/2" strips for the outer border.
Errata - Ridgewalk 5/6/21
Page 6, Table: Throw Size, Block 9: Need 8 blocks, not 9.
Page 7, Part Three, 2nd paragraph: "Press all seams towards the top of the quilt top.
Page 9, Column 1: Blocks 5, 3, 1, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, 1
Page 6, Table: Throw Size, Block 9: Need 8 blocks, not 9.
Page 7, Part Three, 2nd paragraph: "Press all seams towards the top of the quilt top.
Page 9, Column 1: Blocks 5, 3, 1, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, 1
Errata - Off the Rails 4/3/21
Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fat Quarters:
· For each block, you need one (1) A rectangle, one (1) B rectangle, three (3) C rectangles, one (1) D rectangle and one (1) E square from the table to the right. A fat quarter will yield enough to make four (4) blocks. If using the exact number of fat quarters shown in the yardage table on the back cover, cut the four (4), A rectangles, four (4) B rectangles, twelve (12) C rectangles, four (4) D rectangles and four (4) E squares from each fat quarter. Note: you will have left over pieces for the lap and king size.
Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fat Quarters:
· For each block, you need one (1) A rectangle, one (1) B rectangle, three (3) C rectangles, one (1) D rectangle and one (1) E square from the table to the right. A fat quarter will yield enough to make four (4) blocks. If using the exact number of fat quarters shown in the yardage table on the back cover, cut the four (4), A rectangles, four (4) B rectangles, twelve (12) C rectangles, four (4) D rectangles and four (4) E squares from each fat quarter. Note: you will have left over pieces for the lap and king size.
Errata - The Princess 8/30/20
Page 1, Part One, Fabric 3: Side Border Print
Page 1, Part One, Fabric 4: Crowns
Unit B: Four (4) 4” x 4” squares (Unit B)
Page 2, Part One, Fabric 5: Peas
Unit G: From the 1” strips, cut seventy-two (72) 1” x 1” squares (Unit G). On the wrong side of these squares, draw a line diagonally corner to corner.
Page 2, Part One, Fabric 7: Background
Unit J: From the remainder of the 15½” strip, cut four (4) 3” x 5” rectangles. Cross cut these rectangles once diagonally to make triangles - cut two rectangles in one direction and two rectangles in the opposite direction as shown. (Unit J).
Page 1, Part One, Fabric 3: Side Border Print
- IF using a fabric (like the one used in the sample) where the stripes run parallel to the selvage, cut two (2) length of fabric x 6½” strips. Trim both strips to measure 6½” x 63½” for the side borders.
Page 1, Part One, Fabric 4: Crowns
Unit B: Four (4) 4” x 4” squares (Unit B)
Page 2, Part One, Fabric 5: Peas
Unit G: From the 1” strips, cut seventy-two (72) 1” x 1” squares (Unit G). On the wrong side of these squares, draw a line diagonally corner to corner.
Page 2, Part One, Fabric 7: Background
Unit J: From the remainder of the 15½” strip, cut four (4) 3” x 5” rectangles. Cross cut these rectangles once diagonally to make triangles - cut two rectangles in one direction and two rectangles in the opposite direction as shown. (Unit J).
Errata - Aliquot 2/19/20
Fabric requirement for Fabric 2: Frames/sashing: Throw: 1 1/2 yd, Twin: 2 1/4 yd, Queen: 4 1/4 yd, King: 5 1/4 yd
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Fabric 2: Cut the following number of 14 1/2" strips: Throw - 2, Twin - 3, Queen - 6, King - 7
From these strips cut the following number of 1 1/2" x 14 1/2" rectangles: Throw - 40, Twin - 84, Queen - 148, King - 184
Fabric requirement for Fabric 2: Frames/sashing: Throw: 1 1/2 yd, Twin: 2 1/4 yd, Queen: 4 1/4 yd, King: 5 1/4 yd
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Fabric 2: Cut the following number of 14 1/2" strips: Throw - 2, Twin - 3, Queen - 6, King - 7
From these strips cut the following number of 1 1/2" x 14 1/2" rectangles: Throw - 40, Twin - 84, Queen - 148, King - 184
Errata - Off the Rails - 9/5/19
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Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fat Quarters:
· Cut the following from each fat quarter (each fat quarter yields four blocks so the TOTAL number of units you need = 4 x the number shown. Note: you will have left over pieces for the lap and king size.):
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Part One: Cutting the Fabrics
Fat Quarters:
· Cut the following from each fat quarter (each fat quarter yields four blocks so the TOTAL number of units you need = 4 x the number shown. Note: you will have left over pieces for the lap and king size.):
Errata - Falling Water - 6/10/19
Page 3, Step 7 - table is revised as follows:
Page 3, Step 7 - table is revised as follows:
Errata - Cascade - 5/9/19
If your background IS NOT directional, cut:
If your background IS NOT directional, cut:
- Eighteen (18) 3½” x width of fabric (WOF) strips. From those strips, cut the following:
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 3½” squares. (Unit D.)
- Fifty-six (56) 3½” x 6½” rectangles. (Unit E.)
- Twenty-one (21) 3½” x 9½” rectangles (Unit F.)
- Three (3) 6½” x WOF strips. From these strips, cut:
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 6½” rectangles (Unit E.)
- Twelve (12) 3½” x width of fabric (WOF) strips. From those strips, cut the following:
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 3½” squares. (Unit D.)
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 6½” rectangles. (Unit E.)
- Twenty-one (21) 3½” x 9½” rectangles (Unit F.)
- Three (3) 9½” x width of fabric (WOF) strips. From those strips, cut the following:
- Twenty-one (21) 3½” x 9½” rectangles (Unit F.) HINT: Use the left overs from the 9½” strips to cut some of the following pieces to reduce the number of strips you need to cut.
- Three (3) 6½” x WOF strips. From these strips, cut:
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 6½” rectangles (Unit E.)
- Seven (7) 3½” x width of fabric (WOF) strips. From those strips, cut the following:
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 3½” squares. (Unit D.)
- Twenty-eight (28) 3½” x 6½” rectangles. (Unit E.)
Errata - Driftwood - 10/30/18
Yardage for accent fabric should be 1 yard for lap size, 2 yards for double size and 3-1/2 yards for king size.
Errata - Agyle - 9/14/18
Page 7: Block B: Step 5. "Unit 5: Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of the 4 7/8" Fabric 2 squares. Pair a 4 7/8" Fabric 2 square with a 4 7/8" Fabric 3 square.
Yardage for accent fabric should be 1 yard for lap size, 2 yards for double size and 3-1/2 yards for king size.
Errata - Agyle - 9/14/18
Page 7: Block B: Step 5. "Unit 5: Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of the 4 7/8" Fabric 2 squares. Pair a 4 7/8" Fabric 2 square with a 4 7/8" Fabric 3 square.
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