Ripples Free Quilt Pattern by Kerri Thomson
Ripples joins nested curved pieces into blocks that change direction across the quilt. Thirty-four standard blocks and sixteen reversed blocks form ten rows, with the reversed units creating staggered diagonals through the scrappy arrangement. Kerri Thomson designed this intermediate project with Teal Palette fabrics by Tim Holtz. The quilt finishes at 70 by 80 inches and includes full-size curve templates, cutting layouts for the individual fabrics and guidance for matching and sewing the curved edges.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Kerri Thomson for FreeSpirit Fabrics.
This project is marked intermediate and uses other.
The finished quilt measures 70.0 x 80.0.
Download the pattern to review the full cutting instructions, diagrams, and sewing steps before you begin.
Ripples Free Quilt Pattern by Kerri Thomson quilt pattern summary
- Print the curve templates at full size, check their scale and join the multi-page sections. Cut the standard and reversed curves with the template orientation indicated.
- Pair the numbered curves, matching the beginning, end and center of each seam. Join the pairs and final curve into the standard Ripples blocks.
- Repeat the curved assembly for the reversed blocks. Arrange both block types in ten rows of five, rotating each unit according to the layout.
- Join the binding strips, layer and baste the quilt and quilt as desired. Trim the layers and finish the binding on the back.