Golden Quilts Pattern - Fuzzy Fishy Fun

Fuzzy Fishy Fun
Designed by Fran Morgan

Cute little fishes are made with Chenille By The Inch™ to make them fuzzy and fun.

Finished Quilt Size
54 1/2" x 60 1/2"

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Number of Blocks and Finished Size
12 Fish Blocks 8" x 10"
4 Starfish Blocks 8" x 8"
6 Pinwheel Blocks 4" x 4"

Fabric Requirements
Green-on-green print (fish, pieced border) ... 1/2 yd.
Yellow-on-yellow dot and pink mottle (fish) ... 3/8 yd. each
Black solid (eyes) ... 6" x 6" piece
Gold solid (starfish) ... 1/4 yd.
Light blue mottle (block background) ... 1 3/8 yds.
2 assorted green prints/textures (pinwheels, pieced border) ... 1/4 yd. each
2 assorted blue prints/textures (pinwheels, pieced border) ... 1/4 yd. each
Bright blue mottle (sashing, border rectangles/strips, binding) ... 2 1/4 yds.

Backing (piece widthwise) ... 3 1/2 yds.
Batting ... Twin size

Other Materials
... Paper-backed fusible web, 2 yds.
... Sewing thread in colors to match appliqué fabrics
... Spray bottle with water
... Machine quilting thread
Chenille By The Inch™
... Raspberry, 1 package (100?)
... Limeade, 2 packages (200?)
... Banana, 1 package (100?)
Chenille Brush™
Chenille Cutting Guide

Planning
Fran used a fun product, Chenille By The Inch™, to embellish and add texture to her adorable fish quilt. We provide an overview of the process for using Chenille By The Inch™ and ordering information at the end of this pattern.

When sewing the chenille strips to the blocks, take care not to stretch the strips, and be sure to backstitch at the beginning and end of each strip to keep secure while brushing.