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This quilt block can be turned into a quilt using the Lady of the Lake Classic & Vintage Downloadable PDF Quilt Pattern. Fat Quarter Shop has a large selection of free PDF patterns. Download one today! If you need any help downloading or printing your PDF, follow the steps in our Guide to PDF Patterns.
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- General Instructions
- Step 1: Cut Fabric Patches For A Lady of The Lake
- Step 2: Assemble The Lady of The Lake HST Units
- Step 3: Assemble Your Lady of The Lake Quilt Block
- More About Pressing Your Lady of The Lake Quilt Block
All seam allowances (SA) are 1/4". When you are instructed to press, first press the pieced unit flat to set the seam. Then open the patches, pressing from the front to ensure there are no tucks in the SA. You may notice I don't trim the thread tails while making the HSTs. There's no need for that extra step because those units are trimmed to size....
Sample Size:7½" finished / 8" unfinished Grid:5x5 Design Type:Uneven 9-patch A Lady of the Lake quilt block is symmetrical along the diagonal, except where one side is light, the other is dark. It's also all about the 'points'. When making your fabric selections, choose two high contrasting fabrics. Save the big prints for another quilt. I lucked o...
We'll use the quick pieced method for the larger triangle square and the 8-at-a-time technique for the smaller ones. Let's get the stitching for both methods out of the way first... Draw one diagonal line on the back of the #1 patch and two diagonal lines on the back of each #4 as shown below. With right sides together, layer the marked #1 with a #...
Lay out your triangles as shown in the Lady of the Lake design. It's a bit confusing until you realize that ALLthe small ones are oriented in the same direction with the dark corner in the lower left. Starting with the sides, with RST sew three small HSTs together to make two sets. For the top and bottom, with RST sew two sets of 5 HSTs together. I...
The pressing instructions on this page are for Lady of the Lake blocks that are set together with sashing strips in between. With no seams to match to the sashing, we were only concerned with reducing bulk and making it easier for our seams within the block to nest. If your blocks are set edge-to-edge, you'll need to adjust the pressing direction o...
Did you know that the classic Lady of the Lake quilt block originated in Vermont in 1810 and is one of the few blocks that hasn't been known by any other names? This according to "The Romance of the Patchwork Quilt in America" by Rose and Kretsinger (1935). See the pattern here: Lady of the Lake.
Jenny Doan demonstrates how to make a stunning 2-color quilt called "Lady of the Lake." This quilt is made with 10 inch squares of precut fabric (layer cakes). Jenny chose to use the 2021 Kona Color of the Year: Horizon. It's a beautiful shade of sky blue that pairs perfectly with bright white.
The Lady of the Lake quilt pattern is an old-fashioned favorite made entirely of half-square triangles. Jenny used layer cakes in bright white and “Horizon,” the 2021 Kona Color of the Year to create a two-color quilt that is lovely as a fairytale! Click HERE to watch the tutorial! How-To, Tutorials.
Traditional Quilt - Lady of the Lake Quilt Pattern. In this lively Lady of the Lake quilt pattern, the pioneers have captured the rhythm of Sir Walter Scott’s poem of the same name. An unusual effect is achieved by setting light sections against dark.
