Super Simple Stack The Deck Quilt

Finished size: 26” x 35”

Materials:
• June Tailor® Shape Cut™ Ruler
• 1/2 yard each of 6 coordinating fabrics
• 3-1/2 yards straight of grain binding
• 1 yard backing fabric
• June Tailor Fusible Batting™ - Craft size

Cutting:
Layer all six coordinating fabrics. Cut layered fabric into six 10” x 9” rectangles. Using your June Tailor® Shape Cut™ Ruler, align the 9” side of stacked fabrics on the “0” vertical slot and the 10” side of the stacked fabrics on the horizontal
“0” slot. Cut in the 2-1/2”, 6-1/2”, and 8” slots to create strips as diagramed. Separate the strips and sub-cut into rectangles according to the diagram.

Follow cutting step two times to create 12 blocks for quilt as pictured.

NOTE: Larger quilts may be created by cutting and assembling additional blocks.

Stacking:
Keeping each stack of rectangles together, shuffle the fabrics. Keep piece layered in tact. Move the top fabric from piece B to the bottom of the stack. Move the top two fabrics from piece C to the bottom of the stack. Move the top three fabrics from piece D to the bottom, continuing in the same pattern through piece F. Do this for all six rectangle sets.

Assembly:
Using a standard ¼” seam allowance, sew piece A to piece B. Sew piece C to piece D. Sew piece A/B to piece C/D. Sew C/D to E. Sew E to F.

Sew blocks in rows, rotating according to diagram.

Layer quilt top, batting and backing. Steam baste layers according to instructions included with June Tailor® Fusible Batting™.

Quilt as desired and bind. Sample shown was quilted around each block.