Step 5 St. Paddy’s Field Quilt
Quilt Top Assembly PDF Link
After completing all Block A and
Block B units, arrange the blocks to create the St. Paddy’s Field secondary
pattern.
Block Layout
Alternate Block A and Block B in
each row.
Row 1 begins with Block A.
Row 2 begins with Block B.
Row 1 A B A B A B A B
Row 2 B A B A B A B A
Row 3 A B A B A B A B
Row 4 B A B A B A B A
Row 5 A B A B A B A B
Row 6 B A B A B A B A
Row 7 A B A B A B A B
Row 8 B A B A B A B A
This alternating layout creates
the woven field effect that gives the quilt its name.
Sew the Rows
Sew the blocks together in each
row, matching seams carefully.
Press the seams in alternating
directions:
Row 1 → press seams to the right
Row 2 → press seams to the left
Continue alternating pressing
direction for each row. This allows the seams to nest when the rows are joined.
Join the Rows
Place Row 1 and Row 2 right sides
together.
Nest the seams and pin where
seams intersect.
Sew the rows together.
Continue adding rows until the
quilt top is complete.
Press the finished quilt top
well, spinning seams where possible to reduce bulk.
Your St. Paddy’s Field quilt top is now
ready for borders (if desired), quilting, and binding.
I hope you enjoyed this quilt; I will be making the same
quilt in Red, White and Blue to donate to a local charity, Coming Home
Incorporated. They create community for Veterans, helping them feel loved and
appreciated, with activities and so much more. Calling the next one Field of
Valor!
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