Not a quilter or have never tried quilting but have always wanted to give it a try? Then this "Tossed Nine Patch" may be the perfect project for you. It looks impressive but is very easy to construct, making it a great project for novice sewists.

Join Singer Educator, Rebecca Seibert in this part 2 of a 3-part series where she will continue to teach the basic steps for constructing a lap size quilt. After completing this series, you may find yourself returning to this pattern when in need of a quick gift for someone or as a great stash buster project.

Download the handout

Watch part 1

Watch part 3

Supplies featured in this video:

• SINGER® Fashion Mate™ 5560 Sewing Machine
• 9 Patch Fabric:
• Note: A fat quarter is at least 18 by 21 inches in size. That means you should be able to get (12) 5"" squares from one fat quarter.
• 4 different small prints (fat quarter x4)
• 1 contrasting solid color for the center square (fat quarter)
• 1 background fabric (3/4 yard)
• Inner Border fabric (1/3 yard) (Part 2)
• Outer Border (1/2 yards) (Part 2)
• Backing fabric, ( 3 ¾ yard), (Part 3)
• Binding fabric: ( 2/3 yard), (Part 3)
• Batting: (craft 60""x60"" size) (Part 3)
• All Purpose Thread (40wt)
• Titanium Universal 80/12 Needle for piecing (Parts 1 and 2) D572772S
• Quilting 80/11 Needle for machine quilting (Part 3) D572771S
• ¼" Piecing Foot
• "Small scissors
• ¼" ruler
• Even Feed/ Walking Foot (Part 3)
• Rotary cutter and mat
• Straight Edge Quilter's Ruler
• Washable Fabric Pen or chalk pen
• Quilting pins or clips
• Basting Temporary Adhesive Spray (Part 3)
• SINGER® SteamCraft or SteamCraft Plus Steam Iron
• Clear Spray Starch