Hi everyone,

Happy Tuesday! I hope you all are having a fabulous day. Have you entered our latest giveaway? We’re giving away a Little Bird FQB on our Facebook Page this week.

It’s How To’s Day time! Today we are featuring our New Bohemian Quilt by Sarah Laws Made. New Bohemian is a modern, geometric design of chevrons and triangles all working together to create a stunning quilt. It is also lap-sized, so it is perfect for cozy-ing up with for a night in with hot cocoa – stylish and comfy! Nothing is better than that ;) We chose to showcase our New Bohemian quilt in one of our latest collections, Jungly by Andrea Turk for Cinnamon Joe Studios. We love how fresh and vibrant the red-orange and spearmint colors look, with the adorable jungle animal prints.

Want to create your own New Bohemian Quilt? Click MORE to see the full tutorial.

NEW BOHEMIAN QUILT
Pattern Designer: Sarah Laws of Sara Laws Made
Fabric Featured: Jungly by Andrea Turk for Cinnamon Joe Studios

OTHER TOOLS & SUPPLIES:
– 1 yard of quilt batting (58” wide)
– sewing maching & coordinating thread
– rotary cutter & mat
– fabric shears
– straight pins
– fabric marker
– straight edge ruler & measuring tape

NOTES:
– For best results read through all the instructions before starting.
– Please wash, dry & iron your fabric before beginning, and trim selvages.
– Unless otherwise directed, sew all seams with an accurate 1/4” allowance and the fabrics’
Right Sides together, and press seams open as you go.
– WOF = Width of Fabric (42”)
– HST = Half Square Triangle

CUTTING:

Fabric A
Cut (1) 5-1/4” strip – sub-cut (4) 5-1/2” squares & (4) 3-1/4” squares.

Fabric B
Cut (1) 5-1/4” strips – sub-cut (6) 5-1/4” squares.

Fabric C
Cut (1) 5-1/4” x WOF strip – sub-cut (8) 5-1/4” squares.

Fabric D
Cut (1) 5-1/4” x WOF strip – sub-cut (5) 5-1/4” squares.

Fabric E
Cut (3) 5-1/4” x WOF strips – sub-cut (22) 5-1/4” squares.

Fabric F
Cut (2) 5-1/4” x WOF strips – sub-cut (15) 5-1/4” squares.

Fabric G – Binding
Cut (4) 2-1/2” x WOF strips.

Backing
Cut (1) 45” x WOF rectangle.

HST BLOCKS:

1. Sew a 5-1/4” Fabric B square to a 5-1/4” Fabric F square around all (4) sides.

2. Cut the squares into (4) triangles as shown and open them up to make (4) HST units.
Repeat with the following pairs of 5-1/4” squares:
(Note: since each pair of 5-1/4” squares yields (4) HST units, you’ll sometimes have extra HSTs.)

(2x) Fabric B & Fabric F:                                        (5x) Fabric D & Fabric E:
(8) HST units.                                                         (20) HST units – (2) extra.

(7x) Fabric E & Fabric F:                                        (5x) Fabric E & Fabric C:
(28) HST units.                                                       (20) HST units – (2) extra.

(3x) Fabric C & Fabric F:                                        (1x) Fabric E & Fabric A:
(12) HST units.                                                       (4) HST units.

(4x) Fabric B & Fabric E:                                        (3x) Fabric A & Fabric F:
(16) HST units.                                                       (12) HST units.

3. Referring to the quilt illustration on Page 1, sew the HST units together in rows. The top &
bottom rows will have a 3-1/4” Fabric A square on each end.

4. Sew the rows together top-to-bottom to complete the quilt top.

FINISHING THE QUILT:

1. Join the (4) 2-1/2” Fabric G strips end-to-end for the binding.

2. Layer the Backing, batting & quilt front with the fabrics’ Right Sides facing out. Baste & quilt as desired, and bind with Fabric G.

I hope you have enjoyed today’s tutorial! If you decide to give this quilt design a try, we’d love to see! You can send your project photos to info@camelotfabrics.com or tag us on Instagram. Have a fantastic rest of the day!

Happy Sewing!