Turkey Crazy Quilt Tutorials and Colors

Anita Goodesign

Crazy Quilts! Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine? Yes! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if you aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well you can combine both hobbies into this project. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. I have seen a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. I use a different technique with these designs. You simply lay a piece of fabric down in your hoop, it is tacked down with a stitch and then you trim it. You are probably asking, wouldn't that leave a raw edge? The answer is simple, of course. When the pieces are all cut for the block we go over all of the raw edges with a large motif stitch. The motif stitch covers the edge and eliminates the need for any folding. You will love this technique. The best part about these crazy quilts is that when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. The following pages contain an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create create a block and finish the the quilt. I hope you enjoy enjoy the designs and look for new crazy quilt projects from Anita Goodesign soon! Steve Wilson

Important!!!! Please read this tutorial before attempting this project,

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Anita Goodesign This is the basic layout for the wall hanging. The base fabric for each square is white, you will not see any any of the base fabric when the the project is completed. completed. The only other fabrics you will need to choose are for the border frame. DO NOT FORGET TO ADD SEAM ALLOWANCES!

2.5” border

1/2” binding


Anita Goodesign This is the original artwork for the tile scene. You will not need to pay attention to any of the detail here, we just wanted to demonstrate how we figure out the fabric layout for this type of project.


Anita Goodesign Here is the finished wall hanging. Notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.


Anita Goodesign Here are the fabrics used to make the wall hanging. We chose 6 different light tan fabrics, 6 different browns, 3 different reds and 1 dark brown or black. You will need about 3/4 of a yard each for the tans, ½ yard each for the browns and a fat quarter each for the reds. Medium and small print fabrics work well. We used Civil War reproduction prints for our fabrics.

T4

T2

T3

T5

T6

R1

R3

B1

B2

B3

B5

B6

BL

T1

B4

R2

Anita Goodesign Notes on Sizes Each of the block designs come in 2 sizes . The sample we embroidered used the large size. Both sizes look wonderful. Since the stitch counts don't vary that greatly between sizes, your choice of size may simply depend on the capability of your machine.

T5

T2

T6

Designs with the letter “A” at the end are the large designs. You will need a hoop capable of embroidering 6”x6”

B5 BL BL B5

B5 BL

T5

BL

T2

T6

B5

Designs with the letter “B” at the end are the small designs for a hoop that can embroider at least 5” x 5”

BL BL B5

B5 BL

BL

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Anita Goodesign Organizing your fabrics

All of the blocks in this collection are created using applique. Keeping your fabric organized is key to completing them quickly. When we are working on the crazy quilt projects we start out by choosing the required fabrics and laying them out on a worktable with note cards that signify the number or letter of that particular fabric (see fabric sheet for more info) That way when the design sheet calls for fabric “A” we simply reach for that pile and our fabric is all set. If you follow this technique of organizing your fabrics you will complete the blocks very quickly.

This tutorial originally appeared in the “Pumpkin Crazy Quilt collection. The techniques used in the sunflower are exactly the same.

Turkey Crazy Quilt

Anita Goodesign How the block instruction pages work. Each of the 25 blocks for this project are created in a similar fashion as what is shown below. You will see a scan of the finished block along with the corresponding fabric letters on top of it. The letters and number demonstrate where each piece of fabric goes. This picture will show you where each piece of fabric needs to be placed. Follow the typed instructions carefully. You will notice that they will tell you to stitch a step and then place fabric after it. This is very important. Another tip is to always match your tacking stitch thread color as closely as possible to your fabric color.

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted

T5

T2

T6

1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T5 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T6 after this step

B5

3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T2 after this step

BL

4. Tacking Stitch - tan

BL

5. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step 6. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step

B5

B5 BL

7. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown

BL

8. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

Design Name -CQTUR4A Stitches -3086 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide Design Name -CQTUR4B Stitches - 2064 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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Anita Goodesign Creating each crazy quilt block is simple, you will simply place your fabric, tack it down and trim. As long as your fabrics are organized and you refer to each design sheet for the steps you will breeze through the designs. The individual blocks are created as follows: The first step in the design is to hoop your base fabric with a piece of tear-away stabilizer. You can use a white cotton as your base fabric. Stitch out step one of the block, this is your squaring stitch. All of the appliques will fit inside this squaring stitch.

Now you will place your first layer of fabric. There are two different ways to do this. I suggest starting the first way and as you get more familiar with the technique move on to the second way. The Safe Way Place a piece of fabric down so that it completely covers the square with about an additional inch extending all the way around. The Fabric Saving Way Place a smaller piece of fabric down so it is in the area of the square for that particular part of the design. How do you know where to place it? The design sheets will designate each applique with either a letter or number and show you where in the box that section is. Again, be sure to leave at least an inch extending outside the box. When your fabric is in position stitch the next step of the design. This will tack your first piece of fabric in place.

Tip! No matter which placement technique you use make sure the grain of the fabric is going up and down when you place it. This will insure that the patterns line up throughout the blocks.


Anita Goodesign Now its time to trim the first piece of fabric. Cut right along the tacking line as close as you can except for the outside edge. If there is a portion of the fabric that extends past the squaring stitch you will need to leave a 1” tab. This tab will actually be your seam allowance.

The picture at the left demonstrates how your tab should look.

You will repeat this process for every applique in the design. Follow the design sheets for the exact placement instructions.

Tip! Match your tacking thread steps to the applique fabric color. This way if thread shows through the seams you will not notice it.


Anita Goodesign The photo at the left shows the block almost complete. If you keep your fabric organized you will see how quickly you will be able to move through these designs.

This is the completed block along with the motif stitches. When the block is done remove it from the hoop and set it aside. We will trim the blocks in the following steps.


Anita Goodesign Now we will demonstrate how to assemble all of the pieces to create the quilt. Obviously the first step is to embroider all 25 pieces. Once they are done follow these steps. This picture shows a completed block ready to trim.

Using your quilters ruler trim the block so that there is a ½”seam allowance around the whole block. Line the ruler up along the outer stitches.

This is how the block should look once it is trimmed. Notice how all of the applique fabrics are even. If you used enough fabric for your tabs this is how it should look.


Anita Goodesign Now its time to join our blocks together. This is a 25 block scene so we are going to make five strips of five blocks going left to right first and then join the five strips together to create the finished project. Lay one block flat and take the block next to it and lay it face down on top of it. Line up the outside stitch lines so that they are right on top of each other. Pin them together.

Use a straight stitch on your sewing machine to sew the blocks together. Stitch just to the inside of the lines. That way when you open the blocks you will not see the stitches.

You will need to press the seam every time you sew a pair of blocks together. This will insure that the blocks will be straight.


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Continue the same process for the next 3 blocks in the strip. The photo above demonstrates how the strip of five will look when complete. finish the next four strips for a total of five strips of five.

Now we will join the strips together.

Lay them on top of each other in much the same manner as the individual blocks.


Anita Goodesign Since this is a longer strip you will need to use more pins. Sew them together with a straight stitch in the same manner as the individual blocks.

This picture shows two strips sewn together.

This picture shows all five of the strips sewn together. Now all thats left is to add a border and quilt the project!

Tip! This project is essentially one of our tile scene designs without the ribbon added down the seams. If you want to add ribbon down the seams you still can. The ribbon can easily cover a mistake or an uneven seam. There is a separate tile scene tutorial in the tutorials folder of the CD-Rom that demonstrate these techniques. This tutorial originally appeared in the “Pumpkin Crazy Quilt collection. The techniques used in the sunflower are exactly the same.

Anita Goodesign Block 1 - Use White as your base fabric T3

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T3 after this step

T1

2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T1 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T6 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch -tanPlace fabricT5 after this step

T6

5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan -

T5 Design Name -CQTUR1A Stitches -2548 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide Design Name -CQTUR1B Stitches - 2107 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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T3

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T4 after this step

B5

T1 BL

BL

2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T3 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T1 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch -tanPlace fabricT6 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan

B5 B5 T6 BL Design Name -CQTUR2A Stitches -3196 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide

6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step 7. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step 8. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown 9. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

Design Name -CQTUR2B Stitches - 2635 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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T1

1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T4 after this step

BL

B5

T5


2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T1 after this step

B5

3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T5 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan 5. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step

B5

6. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step

BL

BL


B5



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Anita Goodesign Block 4 - Use White as your base fabric Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted

T5

T2

T6

1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T5 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T6 after this step

B5


BL


BL

5. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step 6. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step

B5

B5 BL


BL



Turkey Crazy Quilt

Anita Goodesign Block 5 - Use White as your base fabric Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T2 after this step

T2

2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T5 after this step

T5


T3

4. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T4 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric BL after this step

T4

7. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown 8. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

BL Design Name -CQTUR5A Stitches -2343 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide Design Name -CQTUR5B Stitches - 1969 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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Anita Goodesign Block 6 - Use White as your base fabric T6 Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted

T5 R1

B4

1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T1 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T2 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T5 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T6 after this step

T2

5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric R1 after this step

T1 Design Name -CQTUR6A Stitches -2505 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide

R2

7. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric R2 after this step 8. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric B4 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown 10. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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Anita Goodesign Block 7 - Use white as your base fabric T6

B5

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T6 after this step

BL

2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T5 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T1 after this step

T5

R1


B1

T2

R2

T1


6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step

B2 B4

B3

7. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step 8. Tacking Stitch - Dark brown - Place fabric R1 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric R2 after this step 10. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric B1 after this step 11. Tacking Stitch - Brown- Place fabric B2 after this step 12. Tacking Stitch - Brown- Place fabric B3 after this step 13. Tacking Stitch - Brown- Place fabric B4 after this step 14. Tacking Stitch - Brown 15. Motif Stitch - Brown 16. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown 17. Eye - Dark Brown

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Anita Goodesign Block 8 - Use white as your base fabric Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric B5 after this step

BL

B5

BL

B5

B5

2. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown- Place fabric BL after this step 3. Tacking Stitch -Dark Brown - Place fabric B2 after this step

BL B2

4. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B3 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch -brown Place fabric B6 after this step

B6

6. Tacking Stitch -brown 7. Motif Stitch - Brown 8. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

B3

B3


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Anita Goodesign Block 9 - Use white as your base fabric BL

B5

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric B5 after this step

BL

2. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown- Place fabric BL after this step

B5

B5

3. Tacking Stitch -Dark Brown - Place fabric B3 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B6 after this step

BL B6

5. Tacking Stitch -brown 6. Motif Stitch - Brown 7. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

B3

B5


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Anita Goodesign Block 10- Use white as your base fabric BL


T5


T3

2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T3 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T4 after this step

B5


T4

5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step

B5

BL T6

Design Name -CQTUR10A Stitches -3086 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide

7. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step 8. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown 9. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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Anita Goodesign Block 11- Use white as your base fabric R2

T1

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T1 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T3 after this step

T3


R1

T4

5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric R1 after this step

T2 Design Name -CQTUR11A Stitches -2951 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide


7. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric R2 after this step

B1

8. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red - Place fabric B1 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown 10. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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Anita Goodesign R2

Block 12- Use white as your base fabric Colors T1 All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted T3 B3 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place B4 fabric T1 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T3 after this step

R1

3. Tacking Stitch - tan -

B1

B3

4. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric R1 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red Place fabric R2 after this step 6. Tacking Stitch - Dark Red Place fabric B1 after this step 7. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B2 after this step

B2

8. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B3 after this step

B1 B6 Design Name -CQTUR12A Stitches -3970 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide

9. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B4 after this step 10. Tacking Stitch - Brown Place fabric B6 after this step 11. Tacking Stitch - Brown 12. Motif Stitch - Brown 13. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

Design Name -CQTUR12B Stitches -3269 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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Anita Goodesign Block 13- Use white as your base fabric B3

B6

B3

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric B1 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B2 after this step

R3 B1

3. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B3 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B4 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B5 after this step

B2

6. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B6 after this step

B4

7. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric R3 after this step

B5

B6

8. Tacking Stitch - dark red 9. Motif Stitch - Brown 10. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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Anita Goodesign Block 14- Use white as your base fabric Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted

B5

1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T2 after this step

B3

2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T3 after this step

BL

3. Tacking Stitch - Tan 4. Motif Stitch - Tan - Place fabric B3 after this step

R3

5. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric B5 after this step 6. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric BL after this step

B5 R1

7. Tacking Stitch - brown- Place fabric R1 after this step

B5

BL R3

T2 T3

8. Tacking Stitch - dark redPlace fabric R3 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch - dark red 10. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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Anita Goodesign Block 15- Use white as your base fabric Colors BL All colors are Madeira T4 Rayon unless noted T5

B5

BL


B5

T6

2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T6 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T2 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T3 after this step

BL


T2

6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B5 after this step

T3

7. Tacking Stitch - dark brown - Place fabric BL after this step 8. Tacking Stitch - Dark Brown




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Anita Goodesign Block 16- Use white as your base fabric T4

B1

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -TanPlace fabric T4 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tanPlace fabric T2 after this step

T2

3. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T6 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan Place fabric T1 after this step

T6


T1

6. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B1 after this step 7. Tacking Stitch - dark brown 8. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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B2 B1 B6 R3 T6

B3

B4

1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T6 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T1 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T5 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T3 after this step 6. Tacking Stitch - tan 7. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric B1 after this step

T1 B6 T5

T2

8. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B2 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B3 after this step

T3

10. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B4 after this step




13. Tacking Stitch - dark red

12. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric R3 after this step

14. Motif Stitch - Brown 15. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

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B6

R1

1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T3 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T4 after this step

B5

R3

3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan

R1

B3


B6 T4 T2


6. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B6 after this step 7. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B3 after this step

R3

T3 BL

5. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric BL after this step

9. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric B5 after this step 10. Tacking Stitch -brown - Place fabric R1 after this step 11. Tacking Stitch -dark red Place fabric R3 after this step. 12. Tacking Stitch - dark red 13. Motif Stitch - Brown 14. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown

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Anita Goodesign Block 19- Use white as your base fabric B5R3


T3

1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T3 after this step

R1

2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T1 after this step

T1

R3

3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T4 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T3 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T5 after this step

R1

6. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step

T4 R3 T2

T5


T3

7. Tacking Stitch - tan 8. Motif Stitch - tan -Place fabric R1 after this step 9. Tacking Stitch -dark red Place fabric R3 after this step 10. Tacking Stitch -dark red Place fabric B5 after this step 11. Tacking Stitch -brown 12. Motif Stitch - Dark Brown


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T3


T1

3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T4 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T3 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan

T4

T3 Design Name -CQTUR20A Stitches -2050 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide Design Name -CQTUR20B Stitches -1691 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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Anita Goodesign Block 21- Use white as your base fabric Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T2 after this step

T2

2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T6 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T1 after this step

T1 T6

4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T5 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan

T5

6. Motif Stitch - tan


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T3


T5

T2

BL

3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T1 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T5 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan - Place Fabric BL after this step 7. tacking stitch - dark brown 8. Motif Stitch - dark brown


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Anita Goodesign Block 23- Use white as your base fabric B6 T2

Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T3 after this step 2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T1 after this step

BL

3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T4 after this step

T4

BL

4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan 6. Motif Stitch - tan - Place Fabric B6 after this step 7. Tacking Stitch - dark brownPlace fabric BL after this step

T3

8. tacking stitch - dark brown

T1

9. Motif Stitch - dark brown


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Colors All colors are Madeira Rayon unless noted 1. Squaring Stitch -Tan- Place fabric T3 after this step

T5

2. Tacking Stitch - tan- Place fabric T5 after this step 3. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T2 after this step 4. Tacking Stitch - tan - Place fabric T4 after this step 5. Tacking Stitch - tan

T2

6. Motif Stitch - tan -

T4 Design Name -CQTUR24A Stitches -2280 Size - 5.8” high x 5.8” wide Design Name -CQTUR24B Stitches - 1887 Size - 4.8” high x 4.8” wide

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Turkey Crazy Quilt Tutorials and Colors

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