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Charmed Life Featuring Pinkerville by Tula Pink Let the Beauty and Magic of the Unicorn in the Center of This Quilt Become Your Lucky Charm Charmed Life Featuring Pinkerville by Tula Pink Let the beauty and magic of the unicorn in the center of this quilt become your lucky charm. Collection: Pinkerville by Tula Pink Technique: Piecing, Quilting Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Finished Size: 80” (203.20cm) square Finished Size: Finished Block Size: 8” (20.32cm) square freespiritfabrics.com 1 of 7 Charmed Life Project designed by Tula Pink Tech edited by Alison M. Schmidt Fabric Requirements DESIGN COLOR ARTICLE CODE YARDAGE 3 (A) Imaginarium Daydream PWTP127.DAYDREAM ⁄4 yards (68.58cm)* (B) Imaginarium CottonCandy PWTP127.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (C) Imaginarium Frolic PWTP127.FROLIC (2) 5” & (1) 10” squares** (D) Gate Keeper Daydream PWTP128.DAYDREAM (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (E) Gate Keeper CottonCandy PWTP128.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (1) 10” squares** (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) Gate Keeper Frolic PWTP128.FROLIC (2) 5” & (1) 10” squares** (G) Blind Faith Daydream PWTP129.DAYDREAM (2) 5” & (1) 10” squares** (H) Blind Faith CottonCandy PWTP129.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (I) Blind Faith Frolic PWTP129.FROLIC (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (J) Enlightment Daydream PWTP130.DAYDREAM (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (K) Enlightment CottonCandy PWTP130.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (L) Enlightment Frolic PWTP130.FROLIC (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (M) Serenity Daydream PWTP131.DAYDREAM (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (N) Serenity CottonCandy PWTP131.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (O) Serenity Frolic PWTP131.FROLIC (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (P) Delight Daydream PWTP132.DAYDREAM (2) 5” & (1) 10” squares** (Q) Delight CottonCandy PWTP132.COTTONCANDY (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (R) Delight Frolic PWTP132.FROLIC (2) 5” & (2) 10” squares** (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) 1 (S) Fairy Dust Daydream PWTP133.DAYDREAM 1 ⁄4 yards (1.14m) 5 (T) Fairy Dust CottonCandy PWTP133.COTTONCANDY 1 ⁄8 yards (1.49m) (U) Fairy Dust Frolic PWTP133.FROLIC 1 yard (0.91m) 5 (V) Tent Stripe Petunia PWTP069.PETUN ⁄8 yard (57.15cm) *** * fussy cutting may require additional yardage (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) ** from (1) 10” and (1) 5” Charm pack metric measurements of all precuts 5” (12.70cm) & 10” (25.40cm) squares *** includes binding (U) (V) Copyright© 2019 Note: All possible care has been taken to assure the accuracy of this pattern. We are not responsible for printing errors or the freespiritfabrics.com 2 of 7 manner in which individual work varies. Please read instructions carefully before starting the construction of this project. Charmed Life Backing (Purchased Separately) 44” (111.76cm) wide 5 yards (4.57m) OR 108” (274.32cm) wide 1 Pinkerville Daydream QBTP002.2DAYDREAM 2 ⁄2 yards (2.29m) Backing 108” (274.32cm) Additional Requirements • 100% cotton thread in a color to match • 88” x 88” (223.52cm x 223.52cm) batting Copyright© 2019 Note: All possible care has been taken to assure the accuracy of this pattern. We are not responsible for printing errors or the freespiritfabrics.com 3 of 7 manner in which individual work varies. Please read instructions carefully before starting the construction of this project. Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Wrong side of S Fabric S square B D M Q Wrong side of S A Charmed Life Fabric S square Make 8 A B DMake 4 of each M Q Fabric V, cut: 4. Sew the large HST blocks together into matching Make 8 Cutting 1 Make 4 of each Enough 2 ⁄2” (6.35cm) bias strips to make 340” (8.64m) of pairs along the Fabric S sides. (Fig. 3) Make (4) WOF = Width of Fabric finished binding Fabric A and (2) each Fabric B, D, M and Q. Fabric A cut: Fig.Fig. 3 1 Instructions (1) 16 ⁄2” (41.91cm) square, fussy cut print 1 7 All seam allowances are ⁄4” (.64cm) and pieces are sewn (6) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) squares Fig. 3 7 right sides together. Press seam allowances open unless (2) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) squares otherwise stated. Fabrics B, D and I through O, Q, and R, cut from each: 7 Dark Blocks (2) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) squares 7 1. Draw a line along one diagonal on the wrong side of (2) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) squares Make 4 7 Make 4 (12) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) Fabric S squares. 7 2. Place (1) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) Fabric S and Fabric A square Fabrics C, E, F, G, and P, cut from each: Make 4 7 right sides together, matching the edges, and pin. (6) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) squares 1 Sew ⁄4” (.64cm) from each side of the drawn line, Fabric H, cut: cut on the drawn line and press. Repeat to make (8) 1 7 large half square triangle (HST) blocks (8 ⁄2” (21.59cm) (2) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) squares square). (Fig. 1) Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fabric S, cut: Fig. 1 7 7 (4) 8 ⁄8” x WOF (22.54cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (16) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) squares 7 7 Wrong side of S (1) 4 ⁄8” x WOF (12.38cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (8) 4 ⁄8” Fabric S square (12.38cm) squares Make 2 of each A B D M Q Fabric T, cut: Make 8 MakeMake 2 ofof each each 7 7 Make 8 Make 4 of each (4) 8 ⁄8” x WOF (22.54cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (16) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) squares 5. Draw a line along one diagonal on the wrong side of 7 7 3. Repeat Step 2, replacing Fabric A, to make (4) each (4) 4 ⁄8” x WOF (12.38cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (28) 4 ⁄8” 7 Fig. 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) Fabric S squares. Fabric B, D, M and Q large HST blocks. (Fig. 2) (4) 4 (12.38cm) squares 7 6. Place (2) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) Fabric S and Fabric M squares right sides togetherFig. 4 and repeat the Fig. 1 Fig.Fig. 2 2 Fabric U, cut: Fig. 3 1 A process in Step 2 toA make (4) smallE HST blocks (4 ⁄2” E 7 7 (3) 4 ⁄8” x WOF (12.38cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (20) 4 ⁄8” (11.43cm). (12.38cm) squares S 7. Repeat Step 6, replacing Fabric M, to make (4) Wrong1 side of 1 AM D D AM EQ E E EQ (4)Fabric 4 ⁄2” xS squareWOF (11.43cm x WOF) strips; sub-cut (32) 4 ⁄2” Fabric Q small HST blocks. (11.43cm) squares A B D M Q Make 2 of each M D D M Q E E Q Make 8 Make 4 of each Make 2 of each Make 4 of each Make 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 5 Copyright© 2019 Note: All possible care has been taken to assure the accuracy of this pattern. We are not responsible for printing errors or the freespiritfabrics.com 4 of 7 manner in which individualFig. 3 work varies. Please read instructions carefully before starting the construction of this project. Make 2 of each Make 4 Make 2 of each Make 2 of each Fig. 4 A A E E Make 2 of each M D D M Q E E Q Make 2 of each Fig. 4 Fig. 5 A A E E M D D M Q E E Q Make 2 of each Fig. 5 Make 2 of each Make 2 of each Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Wrong side of S Fabric S square A B D M Q Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Make 8 Make 4 of each Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Wrong side of S Fig. 6 Fabric S square Wrong side of A S B D M Q U Fabric S square Fig. 3 C Make 8 A BMake 4 of each D M Q Make 4 F Make 8 Make 4 of each U Fig. 3 Make 4 Fig. 3 CharmedFig. 7 Life I C B Make 4 F N P 7 8. Cut the remaining (4) 8 ⁄8” (22.54cm) Fabric S squares Medium Blocks Light Blocks 7 and (4) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm)Make Fabric 4 E, (2) Fabric A and D 11. Draw a line along one diagonal on the wrong side of 15. Repeat the processMake in 4 ofSteps each 1 and 2, replacing Fabric 7 squares in half along one diagonal. (20) 4 ⁄8” (12.38cm) Fabric U squares. S with Fabric T, to make (4) Fabric A, I, J, K, L, N, O 9. Sew the cut Fabric A and D triangles to the top and 12. Repeat the process in Step 6, replacing Fabric S with and R large HST blocks. (Fig. 8) side of the Fabric M small HST blocks, noting the Fabric U, to make (12) Fabric F, (8) Fabric C and P fabric placement (Fig. 4), followed byMake a large 2 of Fabric each and (4) each Fabric B, I and N small HST blocks. Fig.Fig. 8 8 1 1 S triangle to complete the dark pieced blocks (8 ⁄2” 13. Sew a 4 ⁄2” (11.43cm) Fabric U square to a Fabric (21.59cm) square). Repeat with the Fabric E triangles C and F small HST block as shown. Press seam and Fabric Q small HST blocks. Make (2) of each. allowances towards the Fabric U square. Sew T together, nesting seams, to complete a medium 1 Fig. 4 Fig. 4 pieced block (8 ⁄2” (21.59cm) square). (Fig. 6) Repeat A I J K Make 2 of each to make (4) blocks. Fig.Fig. 6 A Make 2 of each A E E Fig. 6 U L N O R Fig.
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