Read all directions
first. Pre wash fabrics and iron. All measurements below include
a 1/4" seam allowance. You will need 14 different fat quarters
for quilt top and binding. We used 14 different fruit prints when
making this quilt.
Cutting
your fabric:
Take your yellow
tone fabrics, 2 fat quarters, and layer one on top of the other.
Cut your fabric into 2 strips, 6.875" wide by the long length
of the fat quarter (21"). Re cut these into 6, 6.875"
squares. Re cut each block into 2 triangles.
You
will have 12 triangles of yellow toned fruit pieces. These are
used for the outer border and corners of the quilt.
We choose to
use the cantaloupes and green grapes for binding. Pull these out
of the stack and hold aside.
We used strawberries,
purple grapes, pineapples and green apples as our smaller boxes.
You can use any four contrasting fruits for this. From each fat
quarter, cut 5 rows of 3 1/2" strips. Re cut into 25, 3 1/2"
x 3 1/2" squares.
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together to create 25 squares, using one of each fabric, per
these images: |

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From six other fruits, cut 2 rows, 6 1/2" wide by 19 1/2".
From these strips, Re cut into 6, 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" squares.
Lay out your quilt top as follows. Attach the yellow toned triangles
to the ends of each row as shown below. Sew your top together, row
by row. Finally, attach the final four yellow triangles to the four
corners. They will be oversized and will need to be cut down when
squaring up your quilt after quilting.

You will need
a piece of backing and batting 55" x 55".
You can review our available battings here.
Quilt your quilt as desired.
You will need 216" of binding. We used 2" wide binding
strips which required 10" of fabric.