18 – Ypsilon

Description: Take your quilting to the next level with this illusion quilt! A simple matter of angles and the play of lights and darks give this quilt depth and dimension. Easy shapes used in construction make this project much simpler than the complex design appears. Learn some of Deonn’s best tricks for easy Y-seams and odd-angled binding. Students can expect to complete the six blocks in class that serve as the blueprint for the entire quilt. Elevate your skills as you make your amazing new quilt!

Fabric/Supply Requirements:

Use one colorway or choose three of your favorite colors, then select a light, medium and dark fabric for each colorway with good contrast between shades. **NOTE** Directional prints may require additional yardage.

Quilt – 64″ x 82″ (Throw – 46″ x 58″)

Color #1 – Bluegreen in example quilt

• Light: 1 1/8 yards (3/4 yard)
• Medium: 7/8 yard (3/4 yard)
• Dark: 7/8 yard (3/4 yard)

Color #2 – Orange in example

• Light: 7/8 yard (1/2 yard)
• Medium: 7/8 yard (1/2 yard)
• Dark: 7/8 yard (1/2 yard)

Color #3 – Purple in example

• Light: 7/8 yard (5/8 yard)
• Medium: 7/8 yard (5/8 yard)
• Dark: 7/8 yard (5/8 yard)

Binding: 3/4 yard (1/2 yard)

Backing: 5 yards (3 yards)

Helpful Tools:

Fabric marking pen

Acrylic template/ruler with a 60-degree angle such as a hexagon or half-hexagon ruler with sides measuring aroung 4 1/2″, or purchase the Ypsilon templates from Quiltscapes Etsy Shop. The pattern is AccuQuilt friendly! Use Go! die #55437 for the large quilt.