Hide and Seek Designed by Theresa Eisinger and sewn by Pamela
Thomas. This super simple quilt is great for sharing the art of
quiltmaking with a child. See Teaching Kids To Quilt for tips on
quilting with children, and for more detailed instructions on
each step of the quiltmaking process, see our Basic Lessons.
This Hide and Seek pattern is also a popular project for charity
events. Easy-to-cut patches go together quickly to make two
basic blocks. Machine quilting makes it a snap to stitch up
quick. Cutting the Patches Refer to the yardage box for
appropriate fabric and yardages. Wash each fabric separately and
rinse until the water runs clear. Damp dry and iron. From the
pink print, cut the border strips parallel to the selvedges;
then cut the A patches. Cut the A's from the other fabrics as
listed in the yardage box. If your fabric for the B patches is
one-directional, cut 18 B's horizontally and 17 B's vertically.
Dimensions of diagrammed patch include seam allowances. Cut size
as given. Making the Blocks