Samus & Metroid
Charts to Chain Piece
Jennifer Ofenstein
Size varies based on size of patches used.
Please note, this is NOT a pattern for the entire quilt. These are charts to piece the two characters seen here with some additional suggestions and information. You can use this to make something similar to this quilt or use the charts for your own creations.
Keep scrolling for helpful hints and my homemade spray starch recipe!
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Helpful Hints from Jennifer
Pre-cut your fabric squares to save time.
I like to print my chart and then break it into smaller chunks so that I don’t get overwhelmed.
I start from the left and work my way across, marking off what I’ve done as I go so I don’t get lost.
Chain piecing is EVERYTHING.
I chain piece from the top down, keeping the threads between the rows intact so that nothing will be out of place. When the rows are together, go back and sew together the horizontal seams, matching seams.
Use my homemade spray starch for a smooth, flat finish. I find this especially useful when working with solids. Recipe adapted from one shared with me years ago.- 1/4 cup liquid starch
- 2 oz plain/non-flavored vodka (If you don’t have vodka and don’t want a whole bottle, a sample size bottle works great!)
- 10 – 12 drops of lavender
- approximately 3.5 cups of distilled water in a 32 oz spray bottle
Pre-cut your fabric squares to save time.
I like to print my chart and then break it into smaller chunks so that I don’t get overwhelmed.
Chain piecing is EVERYTHING.
I chain piece from the top down, keeping the threads between the rows intact so that nothing will be out of place. When the rows are together, go back and sew together the horizontal seams, matching seams.
Use my homemade spray starch for a smooth, flat finish. I find this especially useful when working with solids. Recipe adapted from one shared with me years ago.
- 1/4 cup liquid starch
- 2 oz plain/non-flavored vodka (If you don’t have vodka and don’t want a whole bottle, a sample size bottle works great!)
- 10 – 12 drops of lavender
- approximately 3.5 cups of distilled water in a 32 oz spray bottle
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