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Vintage Quilts Pattern
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Vintage Quilts
From Vintage Quilts
Fall 2001 Issue

Kansas Sunset
Owned by
Beth Hayes

Cindy Rennels, owner of Cindy's Quilts in Clinton, Oklahoma, found this striking quilt in Kansas during her Western travels. A cooler teal, which may or may not have originally been green, combines with turkey red for the 'reels.' Cheddar sashing makes a definite statement.

Kansas Sunset

FINISHED QUILT SIZE
82 1/2" x 82 1/2"
Download Template Diagrams
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NUMBER OF BLOCKS (Finished size)
25 Kansas Sunset Blocks 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"

FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
... White solid (background, middle border) 3 5/8 yds.
... Blue solid (blocks, outer border) 2 1/2 yds.
... Red solid (blocks, inner border) 2 3/4 yds.
... Cheddar solid (sashing, middle border) 2 3/4 yds.
... Gray/white plaid (binding) 1 yd.

... Backing 7 3/4 yds.
... Batting Queen size
OTHER MATERIALS
Sewing thread
Quilting thread (hand quilting)

Planning a Reproduction
Because of the number of tiny triangles in the pieced border strips, it may be necessary to make slight adjustments to make them fit the quilt top properly.

The appliqué background squares are not cut oversized to allow for shrinkage during appliqué.

A single template is given for the red shapes in the blocks and the setting triangles; only half of the template shape is used for the latter.

CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS
White solid
... 25 squares 10" x 10"
... 90 squares 2 5/8" x 2 5/8"
... 3 squares 20" x 20", cut in half twice diagonally to make 12 quarter-square triangles
... 2 squares 12" x 12", cut in half diagonally to make 4 half-square triangles
Blue solid
... *4 strips 1 3/4" x 86", cut on lengthwise grain
... 132 Template A
... 140 Template B

Red solid
... *4 strips 2" x 80", cut on lengthwise grain
... 25 Template C
... 16 Half Template C
Cheddar solid
... *2 strips 3 1/4" x 42", cut on lengthwise grain
... *2 strips 3 1/4" x 66", cut on lengthwise grain
... *2 strips 3 1/4" x 92", cut on lengthwise grain
... 90 squares 2 5/8" x 2 5/8"
... 32 strips 3 1/4" x 10"
... 2 strips 3 1/4" x 16"
*Cut first.

Appliquéing the Block
1. Finger press white solid 10" square twice diagonally; use folds as placement guide. Position template fabrics (in alphabetical order). Using appliqué method of choice (see Quiltmaking Lessons), appliqué in place to complete Kansas Sunset Block. Make 25.

Diagram I
Diagram I

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