Prewash, dry, and press all of the fabric (but not the batting) before beginning.

A 110-yard spool of Gutermann’s Cotton Thread in color 1040įinished Dimensions: 39 X 46 inches Notes.

A Quilter’s Dream Cotton Batting, size Crib.

1 ½ yards of Moda’s Muslin 45-inch, 60 X 60 Count, White.

To view our current fabric offerings, click here!) For substitution, you’ll need two complimentary light or medium weight woven fabrics. (Please Note: Both of these Oxford fabrics are no longer available.

1 yard of solid fabric to compliment the striped fabric.

We used Robert Kaufman’s Oxford, Black Large Stripes. This may not be a beginner project, but if you have sewn a quilt before and love a fun challenge, I would highly recommend tackling this one… step by step! -Molly Materials

Just work carefully through the pattern and allow the illusion to unfold! While the Y seams and odd angles of this classic quilt block may seem daunting, there is nothing actually hard about it. This Striped Tumbling Blocks Quilt is a prime example.

In quilt making, as in life, I have found that nothing is as hard as it seems, if you just break the task down into manageable steps. And then, you may realize that, really, every piece of this quilt top is identical and that its creation required no magic at all! At first glance, you may see a straightforward field of stripes, but then the terrain may rearrange itself into a magical three-dimensional city of cubes. Our Striped Tumbling Blocks Quilt is a story of seeming simplicity coming from seeming complexity.

Falling blocks quilt