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Chloe Embroidered Quilt
Created by Nina McVeigh
Traditional style with an element of
the unexpected defines the
Chloe Quilt beautifully. The tasteful
blend of embroidered elements,
intriguing piecing and a scalloped
border makes this quilt a unique
work of art.
Engage the talents of BERNINA
Embroidery Software 6 with a
BERNINA Sewing and Embroidery
System to create your own art quilt
with ease.
Supplies
Embroidery Designs
• Chloe BERNINA Exclusive
Embroidery Collection #1101
Fabric & Trims
• Benartex Chloe Fabric Collection
Quilt Top - Chloe Quilt Kit
2½ yards Chloe Ivory/Blue #0139477B
1½ yards Candice Blue #0139955B
1 ½ yards Candice Pale Lilac #0139906B
1¼ yards Cimarron Surf #0139884B
1¼ yards Corrigan Lilac #0139666B
½ yard Chloe Surf/Seafoam #0139484B
Quilt Backing
4½ yards Cimarron Seafoam #0139844B
Notions
Cotton construction thread
• Isacord embroidery thread - Chloe Thread Kit or
various colors to coordinate with fabrics
• Organ Embroidery Needles, Sharps, size 80/12
• Jeans Needle, size 80/12 for piecing
• Quilting Needle, size 90/14 for quilting
• OESD PolyMesh Stabilizer
• Mary Ellen’s Best Press
• Cut for the Cure Rulers, Rotary Cutter & Mat - piecing
• June Tailor’s Fancy Frame Ruler - scalloped edge
• Sewing Revolution 5/7 Ruler - design placement
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Finished size:
72” x 72”
Machine & Accessories
• BERNINA Embroidery Software 6
• BERNINA Sewing & Embroidery System
• Jumbo Hoop for the BERNINA 830
• Large Oval Hoop
• Mega Hoop (optional)
• Edgestitch Foot #10/10C/10D
• Patchwork Foot #37 or
Patchwork Foot with Guide #57
• Bias Binder Attachment #88
• Binder Foot #95/95C
• BERNINA Stitch Regulator or
Freehand Quilting Foot #29/29C
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Quilt Overview
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The Chloe Quilt features nine unique embroidery motif combinations artfully placed on a cleverly pieced
quilt top.
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The embroidery blocks are designed using BERNINA Embroidery Software 6 with motifs from the Chloe
BERNINA Exclusive Embroidery Collection #1101.
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Without editing software, print templates of all the designs used. Use the templates to layout the embroidery
designs on the fabric blocks. At the machine you will be able to skip the sewn cutting lines.
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The quilt top piecing is divided into six sections plus two borders. See page 15 for a construction road map.
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The 18” x 18” Centerpiece Block and the adjoining 10” x 10” Framed Block are embroidered prior to block
piecing. The remaining blocks are embroidered after the quilt top construction is complete.
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Free-motion quilting with the BERNINA Stitch Regulator and a scalloped outer border complete the quilt.
Finished size:
72” x 72”
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Cut the Fabrics - Quilt Top
The quilt is divided into six sections for piecing,
block assembly and embroidery.
Before cutting fabrics for the quilt, spray all fabrics
with Best Press and press.
Tip: You may want to apply an extra coat of Best
Press to the Candice Pale Lilac 24” square and 14”
square to stabilize for embroidery.
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5
Benartex Candice Blue
• Cut 7--- 3 ½” Strips x 45”
◊ Cut into 78---3 ½” squares
• Cut 8---2” Strips x 45” for inner border
• Cut 3---2 ½" squares
Benartex Candice Pale Lilac
• Cut 1---24” X 24” (To be trimmed after
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embroidery to 18 ½” x 18 ½” .)
Cut 1---14” X 14” (To be trimmed after
embroidery to 10½” x 10 ½” .)
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6
Cut 8---6 ½" X 6 ½"
Cut 3---6 ½" X 12 ½"
Cut 1---7 ½" X 13 ½"
Benartex Chloe Surf/Seafoam
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Cut 2---6 ½” Strips x 45”
◊ Cut into 11---6 ½” Squares
Benartex Cimarron Surf
• Cut 3---7 ¼" Strips x 45”
◊ Cut into 17---7 ¼" Squares
◊ Cut again diagonally for 33 ½ square triangles
◊ Cut triangles in half for 66 ¼ square triangles
• Cut 7---1 ½” Strips x 45”
◊ Cut these lengths for Section 1:
2---13 ½" and 2---9 ½"
◊ Cut these lengths for Section 4:
1---24 ½" and 2---22 ½"
◊ Cut these lengths for Section 5:
2---12 ½", 2---10 ½", 1---15 ½"
and 1---2 ½"
Cut the Fabrics - Quilt Backing
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Benartex Corrigan Lilac
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Quilt Binding: If using a BERNINA
Binding Attachment, cut Bias Strips
1 ⅛” wide for binding, enough to go
around the 72” x 72” quilt. For other
binding methods, cut Bias Strips 2¼”
wide by quilt circumference.
Benartex Chloe Ivory/Blue
• Cut 6--- 3 ⅞ Strips x 45”
◊ Cut into 65---3 ⅞” squares
◊ Cut again diagonally for 130 ½ square triangles
• Cut 8---7” Strips x 45” for outer
border
• Cut 2---2 ½" strips x 45”
◊ Cut into 3---18 ½" lengths and
1---12 ½” length
Benartex Cimarron Seafoam
• Cut the backing fabric in half and
seam side to side to construct a
backing large enough for the quilt
top.
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Design the Embroidery Blocks
The embroidery blocks are designed using BERNINA Embroidery Software 6 with motifs from Chloe
BERNINA Exclusive Embroidery Collection #1101.
(Without software, print templates of all the designs used. Using the templates, layout designs on the blocks.)
18” x 18”
Centerpiece
Embroidery
Block
Featured in
Section 4
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Open BERNINA Embroidery Software 6.
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110101.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select Design >Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110132.
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Move and rotate the inserted design about 125º so that the two designs together look like the design shown. With the inserted design
still selected go to Arrange > Sequence to Start.
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Select both designs.
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Zoom out on screen; place the entire design to the right of the screen.
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Using the Wreath Tool, select 5 spines from the drop-down box.
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Arrange on screen as shown left.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110134.
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With design selected, right click to bring up Object Properties
>General Tab. With Proportional Scaling selected, change size to
80% and Apply.
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Continuing with the design selected, choose the Wreath Tool and
select 3 spines from the drop-down box. Place on screen so that the
ends just meet.
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Arrange small wreath inside center of large wreath, rotate if needed.
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With the small wreath still selected, hold down the control key and
select each of the 5 leaf designs in the outer wreath; Sequence by
Color. Deselect. Select the 5 floral motifs and Sequence by Color.
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Print a template of the whole design. (If you are not using a BERNINA 830, also print a template of the
single design combination used in the outer wreath and a template of the center design. Use the 5/7
Revolution Ruler to aid in placemat on fabric.)
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Select Hoop Layout Mode.
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Choose Add Hoop.
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Arrange hoops so that all parts of the design are covered.
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Select Calculate Hoopings. The Multi Hooping Screen should give you 2 hoopings for the Jumbo
Hoop. The number of hoopings will vary for other size hoops. Print out templates of each hooping.
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Save Designs.
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Another Option: Look at the design and see what fits in each Jumbo hooping and make two designs
out of the one. For example, select the design on the far right and the one just above it and cut them.
What remains on screen fits in the Jumbo hoop. Save the design and print a template. Next, open a
new file and paste the two designs that were cut. These become the second hooping. Save the designs
and print the templates. The Absolute Check function on the BERNINA 830 allows you to perfectly
match up the designs.
10” x 10” Framed
Embroidery Block
Featured in Section 5
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110136
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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With the design selected, right click on it to bring up Object Properties >General Tab. With Proportional Scaling selected, change the
size to 85% and Apply.
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Using the Wreath Tool, select 7 spines from the drop-down box.
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Arrange on screen as shown left.
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The entire design should be 10” X 10”. With the design selected,
right click on it to bring up Object Properties >General Tab.
Deselect Proportional Scaling. Enter 10” for height and 10” for
width.
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With the wreath still selected, Sequence by Color.
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Save Design
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For machines unable to use the Jumbo Hoop, choose the Multi Hooping Function or print a
template of the large design as well as a single design and use the 5/7 Revolution Ruler.
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Corner
Embroidery Blocks
Featured in Sections 1, 2, 6
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110101.
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Rotate the design 45º.
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With design still selected >Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines)
>Group.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110104 and rotate -12º.
Position as shown.
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With design selected >Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines)
>Group.
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Right click on selected design to create a copy as you drag to
below original flower.
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Mirror the design horizontally and rotate 92º. Position as shown.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110134. Rotate 190º and
position as shown.
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Right click and drag a copy to the right of top design. Rotate 24º
and place as shown in the finished design.
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Right click on design and drag a copy on the screen. With the
copy selected, select the Horizontal Mirror image. Rotate design
90º and position under the side design as in finished design.
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Select all three leaf designs, then Arrange >Sequence to Start,
and then Sequence by Color.
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Select all three floral designs and Sequence by Color.
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Print a template.
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Save Design.
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Rectangle
Embroidery Block
Featured in Section 1
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110120.
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With design selected >Ungroup >Delete Colors 1 & 4 (Registration
Marks) >Delete Color 2 (Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select design and Mirror Merge Horizontal. Place the design to the
left. Leave a distance between the designs.
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With both designs selected, choose Mirror Merge Vertical and place
the lower image just touching upper image.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110110.
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Center design between top 2 leaf designs.
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With flower selected, go to Mirror Merge Vertical and place centering line in the center of the leaf design. With the two flowers selected, Sequence by Color.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110113. Place in center.
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Save Design.
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6” x 6”
Embroidery Block
Design 1 of 5
Featured in Section 1
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110111.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110117.
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With the second design still selected, right click on it to bring up
Object Properties >General Tab. With Proportional Scaling
selected, increase size to 150% and Apply.
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With the second design selected> Ungroup> Delete Color 4
(Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Position leaf scroll at the end of one of the petals.
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With it still selected go to Arrange >Sequence to Start. This will put
the leaf scroll under the petal.
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Continue with just the leaf scroll selected, choose the Wreath Tool
select 5 spines from the drop-down box.
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Position the wreath so that the center of the spines is in the center
of the flower.
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Go to Edit >Select All. Right click on the design to open Object
Properties >General Tab. Uncheck Proportional Scaling and change
design size to 6.75” X 6.75”.
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Sequence by Color.
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Save Design.
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6” x 6”
Embroidery Block
Design 2 of 5
Featured in Section 3
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110111.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110132.
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Position the leaf design at the end of one of the flower petals so that
the lowest leaf is just above the flower petal edge.
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With the leaf still selected go to Arrange >Sequence to Start.
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Continuing with the leaf design still selected, choose the Wreath
Tool and select 5 spines from the drop-down box.
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Place the center of the spines in the center of the flower.
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With leaf designs still selected, Sequence by Color.
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Go to Edit >Select All. Right click on the design to open Object
Properties >General Tab. Uncheck Proportional Scaling and
change design size to 7.25” X 7.25”.
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Save Design.
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6” x 6”
Embroidery Block
Design 3 of 5
Featured in Section 6
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110102.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select design >Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110119. Select design
>Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Rotate the inserted design 25º and place at end of petal.
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With the second design still selected go to Arrange >Sequence to
Start.
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Choose the Wreath Tool and select 5 spines from the drop-down
box.
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Put the center of the spines in the center of the flower design.
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Deselect the wreath, and select the flower. Increase the flower
110%.
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Rotate and move the flower until all spine ends are covered with a
petal.
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Go to Edit >Select All. Right click on the design to bring up Object
Properties >General Tab. Deselect Proportional Scaling and change
the size to 8.5” X 8.5” and Apply.
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Sequence by Color.
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Save Design.
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6” x 6”
Embroidery Block
Design 4 of 5
Featured in Section 6
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110117.
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Select design >Ungroup >Delete Color 1 (Cutwork lines) >Group.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #BE110134.
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Position as shown left.
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With design still selected go to Arrange >Sequence to Start.
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Go to Edit >Select All.
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With the designs still selected, choose the Wreath Tool and select 5
spines from the drop-down box.
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Place the spines so that the first design touches in the center.
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With the entire design still selected, right click on the design
to bring up Object Properties >General Tab. Deselect Proportional Scaling and change the size to 8” X 8” and Apply.
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Sequence by Color.
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Save Design.
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6” x 6”
Embroidery Block
Design 5 of 5
Featured in Section 5
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Select File >Open >Design #BE110111.
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Select the Jumbo Hoop or largest hoop available for your machine.
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Select File >Insert Design >Design #110114.
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Position as shown left.
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With the inserted design selected, choose the Wreath Tool and
select 5 spines from the drop-down box.
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With all 5 designs selected Sequence by Color.
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Position with the center of the spines in the center of the flower.
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Go to Edit >Select All. Right click on the design to bring up Object
Properties >General Tab. Deselect Proportional Scaling and change
the size to 6.5” X 6.5” and Apply.
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Save Design.
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Embroider 18” x 18” Block and 10” x 10” Block
The 18” x 18” Centerpiece Block (Section 4) and the adjoining 10” x 10” Framed Block (Section 5) are embroidered prior to constructing the quilt top. The remaining blocks are embroidered after the quilt top construction
is complete.
Note: Selected embroidery motifs include a cutting step for cutwork. Skip the cutwork step.
Embroider the 18” x 18” Centerpiece Block
Embroider with Other Machine Models
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Mark Horizontal and Vertical Centers on the 24” x
24” Candice Pale Lilac fabric square.
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Lay the 5/7 Revolution Ruler on the square and
center it to the fabric. Mark
5 equally spaced spines
on the fabric using the yellow lines.
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Lay template of the entire
design on the fabric to get
an idea where each individual design should be
placed. Use the template
of the single design to
mark centering lines or any other lines that would
help accurately place design.
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Hoop with PolyMesh stabilizer in the Large Oval
Hoop and Embroider. Repeat 4 times so you have
all 5 sewn out.
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Hoop center of the wreath in Large Oval Hoop to
embroider the small wreath.
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When embroidery is done, cut away any excess
PolyMesh stabilizer.
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Spray the block with water to remove any markings. Lay damp block face down on a towel and
press dry.
Embroider with BERNINA 830
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This embroidery design combination requires two
hoopings using the BERNINA 830 with the Jumbo
Hoop.
Mark Horizontal and Vertical Centers on the 24” x
24” Candice Pale Lilac fabric square.
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Lay the templates on the fabric to determine where
to hoop the fabric for the first stitch out.
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Using 505 Temporary Spray Adhesive, spray adhere a piece of OESD PolyMesh stabilizer to the
back of the fabric where the first stitch out will be.
Hoop in Jumbo Hoop and Embroider.
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Hoop fabric and stabilizer for second hooping
keeping in mind where
the registration marks
are to line up the rest
of the wreath.
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Square the block to 18 ½” X 18 ½”.
OESD Stabilizers
20” Rolls
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When embroidery is
done, cut away any
excess PolyMesh stabilizer.
Selected OESD Stabilizers
are available in 20” rolls,
perfect for the Jumbo
Hoop. Styles include:
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Spray the block with
water to remove any markings. Lay damp block
face down on a towel and press dry.
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Square the block to 18 ½” X 18 ½”.
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HeavyWeight CutAway
PolyMesh CutAway
AquaMesh
AquaMesh Plus.
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Embroider the 10” x 10” Framed Block
Embroider the Remaining Blocks
Once the quilt top is constructed, embroider the
remaining designs.
Embroider with BERNINA 830
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Mark Horizontal and Vertical Centers on the 14” x
14” Candice Pale Lilac fabric square.
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Place in Jumbo Hoop with PolyMesh stabilizer and
embroider.
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When embroidery is done, cut away any excess
PolyMesh stabilizer.
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Spray the block with water to remove any markings. Lay damp block face down on a towel and
press dry.
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Square the block to 10 ½” X 10 ½”.
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For each remaining block, hoop PolyMesh stabilizer in the appropriate size hoop and embroider.
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Embroider the Rectangular Embroidery Block
Design on the Candice Pale Lilac 4” x 15” rectangle.
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Place the 6” x 6” Embroidery Block Designs 1
through 5 on the five Candice Pale Lilac 6” square
block centers.
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Place the Corner Design on the three corners
featuring Candice Pale Lilac fabric.
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For Corner Design
placement, use the
printed template by
first drawing lines on
the template for a 6”
corner.
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Mark the inside corner of the Corner
Block 1” up and 1” in.
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Lay the template on
the fabric matching
the drawn corner to
the mark on the fabric. Adjust the placement of the design if
necessary making
sure the design fits on
the fabric.
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Now mark the center
of the design and
embroider on the
BERNINA 830 using
the Jumbo Hoop.
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When corner design is stitched, add
#BE110101 just below it.
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If not using the BERNINA 830, use the Large Oval
Hoop and the Multi-Hooping feature in BERNINA
Embroidery Software 6 or print out templates and
place on the fabric and hoop as needed.
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If desired, embroider the Large Wreath Center
Design on the two spaces on the quilt where four
Candice Blue 3” squares come together to look
like a 6” square.
Embroider with Other Machine Models
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Mark Horizontal and Vertical Centers on the 14” x
14” square.
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Mark 7 equally spaced spines on the Candice Pale
Lilac fabric square.
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Lay template of individual design on fabric and
mark placement.
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Hoop with PolyMesh stabilizer in the large oval
hoop and embroider. Repeat 6 times so you have
all 7 spines sewn out. (Or use the Multi-Hooping
feature in BERNINA Embroidery Software 6 to setup the embroidery hoopings.)
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When embroidery is done, cut away any excess
PolyMesh stabilizer.
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Spray the block with water to remove any markings. Lay damp block face down on a towel and
press dry.
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Square the block to 10 ½” X 10 ½”.
Construct the quilt top before preceding with
the remaining embroidery. See page 15.
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Design
Finish the quilt using the guidelines on page 19.
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Piece the Quilt Top
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The quilt is divided into 6 sections. Use the grid below as a road map for block assembly.
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The 18” x 18” Centerpiece Block (section 4) and the adjoining 10” x 10” Framed Block (section 5) are
embroidered prior to block piecing. Embroider these two blocks now using the embroidery combinations
created in BERNINA Embroidery Software 6. The remaining blocks are embroidered after the quilt top
construction is complete.
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Prior to section assembly, selected unit blocks are pieced together. See next page for unit block construction.
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Two borders frame the six block sections.
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1
1
5
4
2
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Selected Unit Block Assembly
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Piece 65 Triangle Units using Chloe
Ivory/Blue & Cimarron Surf. 3 ½” x 6 ½".
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Piece 28 Top and Bottom Triangle
Block Units using the previously pieced
Triangle Unit adding Candice Blue
Squares. 3 ½" X 12 ½”
Benartex
Chloe
Chloe
Ivory/Blue
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Piece 8 Center Units using 6 ½". Chloe
Surf/Seafoam squares with the pieced
triangle unit. 12 ½" X 6 ½".
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Piece 6 Center Units using 6 ½"
Candice Pale Lilac squares with the
pieced triangle unit. 12 ½" X 6 ½".
Cimarron
Surf
Candice
Blue
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Construct 3 Block Units using the
above Chloe Surf/Seafoam Center
Units with Top and Bottom Triangle
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Construct 4 Blocks Units using the
Candice Pale Lilac Center Units with
Top and Bottom Triangle Block Units.
Chloe
Surf/Seafoam
Candice
Pale Lilac
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Set aside extra unit pieces for section
assembly.
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Block Section Assembly
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Next, piece the quilt into six sections using the diagrams below.
Benartex
Chloe
Section 1
1
Chloe
Ivory/Blue
=
Cimarron
Surf
Candice
Blue
Section 2
=
Chloe
Surf/Seafoam
2
Candice
Pale Lilac
Section 3
3
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Benartex
Chloe
Block Section Assembly - continued
Section 4
Chloe
Ivory/Blue
=
4
Cimarron
Surf
Section 5
Candice
Blue
5
=
Chloe
Surf/Seafoam
Candice
Pale Lilac
Section 6
6
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Quilt the Layers
Construct the Borders
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Piece 2 inner border strips, end
to end, using a mitered seam for
each side of the quilt.
Piece 2 outer border strips, end
to end, using a mitered seam for
each side of the quilt.
Center the inner border to the
outer border matching centers,
seam together.
Repeat for 4 sets. It is okay for
the ends to be uneven. The ends
will be trimmed later.
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Layer backing, batting and top. Baste together.
Inner Border
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Use the BERNINA Stitch Regulator to free-motion
quilt the layers together.
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Optional quilting-in-the-hoop embroidery may be
added.
Candice
Blue
Outer Border
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Begin by centering a strip set to
one side of the quilt top with the
inner border strip to the quilt
edge, right sides together.
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Start ¼” in from the top edge of
Ivory/Blue
the quilt and stop ¼” from the
bottom edge. Repeat for the other 3 sides.
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Press the seams toward the border.
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Fold so that 2 adjacent borders are right sides
together.
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Draw a 45º line starting at the inside corner of the
border where the border seam ends out to the
edge of the fabric.
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Embroidery remaining designs before quilting.
Benartex
Chloe
Scallop the Outside Border
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When finished quilting, lay the quilt flat on a cutting
surface.
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Scallop the edges by using the June Tailor Fancy
Frame Ruler. Begin at the corners of the quilt. Lay
the ruler so the
45º line is lined up
with the mitered
corner and the
outside edge of
the ruler is just in
from the raw edge
of the quilt. Draw
a line along the
outside edge of
the first 9” scallop.
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Move the ruler and position it adjacent to the first
marking making sure that the 45º line is on the miter
and draw an adjoining
scallop.
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Repeat for all 4 corners.
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Measure from the end of
one corner scallop to the
beginning of the next corner scallop to determine
how many 9” scallops can
be placed.
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Now draw in the remaining
scallops “fudging” as
necessary.
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Cut the edge of the quilt in the scallop pattern following the drawn lines or using the edge of the ruler
with a rotary cuter.
Chloe
Sew the mitered corners on the drawn line to create the mitered corner. Trim fabric to 1/4" and
press seam open for a neater corner.
Next, embroider the remaining designs on the
pieced quilt top. See page 14.
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Bind the Quilt
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Spray the binding fabric with
Best Press.
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Cut 1 ⅛” bias strips, enough to
go around quilt.
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Stitch the binding strips with an
⅛” seam until you have enough
length to bind the quilt.
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Corrigan
Attach the BERNINA Binder AtLilac
tachment #88 to the bed of the
machine and attach the Binder
Foot #95 to the machine. Move the needle to the
right.
Benartex
Chloe
•
Load the binder with the bias strips and stitch out
a few inches to make sure everything is set up
correctly and you have adjusted the needle to
stitch on the edge of the binding.
•
Place quilt edge under the foot and bind.
Binding
Enjoy!
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