Sew Joy Creations Liberated Churn Dash - Downloadable Pattern

Pattern guides you through the steps of foundation piecing your own liberated churn dashes in the two sizes I used to make my quilt. Lots of photos and tips throughout. Pattern was tested for accuracy and clarity. Make it modern, make it scrappy, make it now!

Supply List:

Background Fabric: 10 yards
Use a Solid colour to recreate modern look of cover quilt

Backing Fabric: 9 yards
A directional print can help in quilt assembly—and create a 2 sided quilt!

Churn Dash Fabric: 6 Yards TOTAL

• My suggestion is 1/2 yard of 12 different fabrics
• Create a fabric palette using all cool or all warm colours.
• I used a minimum of 10 different prints in each churn dash to create the cover quilt.
• Fabric can be directional or not, have a theme, be batiks or solids. The amount of fabric varies greatly depending on how much of each you use and where (bigger churns use more fabric)

Binding Fabric: 1 yard
I used leftovers churn dash fabrics for the binding .

Queen Size Batting
Or at least 9—32 inch squares of batting

Quilting Thread to match Background Fabric

Long Ruler or cutting edge—mine is 22 1/2 inches long

Walking Foot—optional but useful

Designer Terms of Use:  Copyright to pattern remains with Sarah Vanderburgh. You can make and sell handmade items, but please do not copy pattern. No mass production. Give credit where credit is due.