Mickey Running Pride
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This is the pattern that I found OurWorkBench most helpful in showing me the diagram that made this possible. It was shown on Pinterest as Miss Cutie Dogs-Blue...have no idea what the actual pattern name is because we could not find it. Fabric is Mickey Running Pride @ Disney for Spring Creative, the stiped border is pieced from Crayola Stripes by Riley Blake, and the balance is either from Walmart, Hobby, Lobby, and JoAnns. A special thank you to OurWorkBench for helping to make some little todder happy. This goes to Project Linus.
The last photo is my quilting set-up and my favorite Minion "BOB" that I hot glued to a metal ice-cream dish for use as a pincushion.
The last photo is my quilting set-up and my favorite Minion "BOB" that I hot glued to a metal ice-cream dish for use as a pincushion.
Last edited by lindaschipper; 07-21-2023 at 12:12 PM.
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Good thing I keep a notebook with all my quilts these days. Here's what OurWorkBench helped me figure out.
20 large blocks cut @ 6 1/2"
40 dark blocks cut @ 3 1/2"
40 white cut @ 3 1/2"
20 medium cut @ 3 1/2"
Sew 1 dark and 1 white together and add to a side of the block
sew 1 white 1 dark and 1 medium together. Dark fabric must be in the middle space.
Sew this set of 3 to the side of th block
Rotate every other block to form stairsteps.
Both the large block and the dark block must form stairsteps to make this work.
I added borders to enlarge the quilt a bit.
You can check out my photo for placement .
Hope this helps, as we never found the original pattern so just kind of made it up.
20 large blocks cut @ 6 1/2"
40 dark blocks cut @ 3 1/2"
40 white cut @ 3 1/2"
20 medium cut @ 3 1/2"
Sew 1 dark and 1 white together and add to a side of the block
sew 1 white 1 dark and 1 medium together. Dark fabric must be in the middle space.
Sew this set of 3 to the side of th block
Rotate every other block to form stairsteps.
Both the large block and the dark block must form stairsteps to make this work.
I added borders to enlarge the quilt a bit.
You can check out my photo for placement .
Hope this helps, as we never found the original pattern so just kind of made it up.
Last edited by lindaschipper; 07-22-2023 at 03:06 AM.
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Thank you for this! I am making a baby quilt and want to highlight a character fabric. When I first saw the quilt picture, I thought - perfect - but couldn't figure out how to sew it together.
Good thing I keep a notebook with all my quilts these days. Here's what OurWorkBench helped me figure out.
20 large blocks cut @ 6 1/2"
40 dark blocks cut @ 3 1/2"
40 white cut @ 3 1/2"
20 medium cut @ 3 1/2"
Sew 1 dark and 1 white together and add to a side of the block
sew 1 white 1 dark and 1 medium together. Dark fabric must be in the middle space.
Sew this set of 3 to the side of th block
Rotate every other block to form stairsteps.
Both the large block and the dark block must form stairsteps to make this work.
I added borders to enlarge the quilt a bit.
You can check out my photo for placement .
Hope this helps, as we never found the original pattern so just kind of made it up.
20 large blocks cut @ 6 1/2"
40 dark blocks cut @ 3 1/2"
40 white cut @ 3 1/2"
20 medium cut @ 3 1/2"
Sew 1 dark and 1 white together and add to a side of the block
sew 1 white 1 dark and 1 medium together. Dark fabric must be in the middle space.
Sew this set of 3 to the side of th block
Rotate every other block to form stairsteps.
Both the large block and the dark block must form stairsteps to make this work.
I added borders to enlarge the quilt a bit.
You can check out my photo for placement .
Hope this helps, as we never found the original pattern so just kind of made it up.
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Good pattern choice for your focus fabric (Thanks for the the directions.) and BOB! What can you say about BOB? The pins give him an ever changing hair do and a dish of giggles!) I can imagine him and his little pals running in a herd across your long arm project mumbling and laughing trying to stay away from the needle. Tree-Hee-Hee!
I keep a notebook too and it has been a life saver more than once! Great minds......
I keep a notebook too and it has been a life saver more than once! Great minds......