Finished Quilt Size: 40” W x 40” L

Note: If this Benartex pattern is included in a kit, any questions about

the kit should be addressed to the vendor from whom you bought it.

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FINISHING: Cut batting and backing 3” larger than top on all sides. Layer backing, batting and top together and baste or pin. When quilt-ing is completed, trim excess batting and backing. Bind as usual.

THE QUILT SHOWN IS A DIGITAL REPRESENTATION. ACTUAL FABRIC REPEATS WILL VARY FROM DESIGN SHOWN.

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Celebrate the upcoming baby with this adorable quilt made with a month by month panel. Sew cute!

Uses Benartex’s A Miracle collection

Finished Size: 40” x 40”

This pattern uses:A Miracle Panel 1024

07 Cream/Multi (Shown at 15%)

Questions regarding this pattern should be directed to:Eileen Hoheisel - PineRose Designs

pvquilt@gmail.com

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Step 1 – the panel

Trim the panel pictures to these measurements label each picture as you cut them (W x L):

1) 14¼” x 7” 2) 6¼” x 20½” 3) 5¼” x 13½” 4) 9¼” x 13½” 5) 20¾”x 10” 6) 11¼” x 10” 7) 9½” x 10”

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Step 2 – spacer strips Cut the following spacers from the FQs or quarter yard cuts and label each spacer as you cut them:

Cut four from Fabric 1 a. 20½” x 2½” b. 16½” x 2½” c. 9” x 2½” d. 9½” x 4”

Cut four from Fabric 2 e. 15¼” x 2” f. 9” x 3½” g. 9” x 4¼” h. 8¼” x 3½”

Cut five from Fabric 3 i. 7” x 2¾” j. 10” x 2” k. 9¼” x 2” l. 15” x 1¾” m. 13½” x 1½”

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Step 3 – combining panel blocks and spacer strips

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

6 j. 5 h. b. k. i. 1 f. c. g.

e. 2 a. m. 7 l. 4 3 d.

Press to the spacer at each step. (The unit measurement is in parentheses.)

a] sew j. between 6 and 5. (33” x 10”)

b] ■ sew a. to 2; add h. (8¼” x 23½”)

c] ☼ sew m. to 3; sew d. to 7. Combine 3m. and 7d.; add e.; add l. (16½ ” x 15”)

d] ⌂ sew i. to 1; add b. (16½” x 9”)

e] sew c. between f. and g. and press to c.; add k. and 4 and press to k. and to 4. (9¼” x 23½”)

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The quilt top should now measure 33” x 33”. If your seam allowances aren’t a perfect ¼”, and your top isn’t this size, cut the border strips to your measurements. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Step 4 – border From the border fabric cut four 3” x WOF strips.

Subcut two at 33” and sew to the sides. Subcut two at 38” and sew to the top and bottom.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Step 5 – quilt and bind Quilt as desired – an allover design, meandering, spaced diagonal or straight lines, outlining the pictures in the numbered blocks. From the binding fabric cut four 2½” x WOF strips. Join end to end with diagonal seams. Press in half WST. Stitch to the front of the quilt and fold to the back. Either hand or machine stitch to finish the binding.

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f] Sew the ⌂ unit to the ☼ unit. Add the ■ and the units.

g] Sew the unit to the top of the combined units from f].

⌂ ■ ☼