Welcome back to the Rainbow Cascade Quilt Along!
Rainbow Cascade is the single 10″ paper pieced block you see above, made in a literal rainbow of colors, all put together to create one stunning quilt!
The free pattern includes complete paper pieced patterns in shaded & unshaded versions, 1″ scale for proper printing, suggested cutting instructions to make piecing (and chain piecing!) easier, Coloring Pages for all quilt sizes, fabric amounts needed, and printing permission in case you’d like to print at a copy shop.
Need to learn to paper piece? I can help with that!
On the second and fourth Mondays of each month through April, I’ll be sharing a nudge and letting you know which blocks to make next.
To make this as easy as possible, and to not tie you down to a single quilt along (because we all know that never works!), you will never need to make more than four blocks in a two-week period.
You asked for it and I couldn’t resist!
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Blocks to Make October 9 – October 22
Set 3
This information is also included in the pattern.
The amount and colors of blocks you will make will depend on the size you quilt you choose to work on.
| 30″ x 40″ | 1 Orange | ||
| 40″ x 50″ | 1 Yellow | ||
| 50″ x 60″ | 2 Yellow | 1 Green | |
| 60″ x 70″ | 3 Green | ||
| 70″ x 80″ | 2 Green | 2 Blue |
Total Block So Far
Includes blocks this week and previous sets.
See quilt images below to see where we’re going!
| 30″ x 40″ | 1 Red | 2 Orange | |||||
| 40″ x 50″ | 1 Red | 2 Orange | 2 Yellow | ||||
| 50″ x 60″ | 1 Red | 2 Orange | 3 Yellow | 1 Green | |||
| 60″ x 70″ | 1 Red | 2 Orange | 3 Yellow | 3 Green | |||
| 70″ x 80″ | 1 Red | 2 Orange | 3 Yellow | 4 Green | 2 Blue |
★ Get the FREE Rainbow Cascade Pattern! ★
Want to choose your own colors? Here’s a fill-in-the-blank color chart!
I highly recommend using an Add-A Quarter-Ruler during paper piecing to minimize bulk AND to press seams open when piecing paper pieced sections together. You’ll find more instructions in the pattern document.
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What can you make out of these fun blocks?
Why a Rainbow Cascade Quilt of course!
Fabric amounts and instructions are included for the following quilt sizes. Feel free to add or remove rows as needed for your own personal use.
30″ x 40″
40″ 50″
50″ x 60″
60″ x 70″
70″ x 80″
70″ x 80″ with black background fabric
I’m sure it’s easy to see where the name Rainbow Cascade came from!
★ Get the FREE Rainbow Cascade Pattern! ★
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I guess I’m confused. All of these 3 months have had the same block or am I nuts? Please tell me.
Hi, Bonnie,
You’re definitely not nuts! The entire quilt is made from the same block. I’ve divided which blocks to make into sections to make it less intimidating as a quilt along. On the second and fourth Monday, I share which colors to make next.