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How To Make a Puff Quilt

How To Make a Puff Quilt

Uplift your bedscape with the ultimate crafting project: a puff quilt. Here's our step-by-step guide to creating your own
By: Sarah Coonan

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By: Sarah Coonan
How To Make a Puff Quilt

How To Make a Puff Quilt

Uplift your bedscape with the ultimate crafting project: a puff quilt. Here's our step-by-step guide to creating your own

By: Sarah Coonan

Quilting is enjoying a renaissance – addictive and relaxing, it's a great way to show off your creative skills and delivers a great opportunity to seek solace in the shoulder-lowering power of craft. If you're a dedicated Liberty print enthusiast - maximalists we're looking at you here - then this impressive quilting project might just be the inspiration you've been looking for.

A puff quilt features squares each filled with stuffing, giving it a satisfyingly cloud-like, ultra-snuggly effect. Add some Liberty Tana Lawn™ or Cotton for Quilting magic and you’ve got a truly magnificent task on your hands. Follow Sarah Coonan's step-by-step tutorial to create your own Liberty puff quilt that’s perfect for cosy nights in or even picnics in the garden.

You Will Need:


  • A selection of Liberty Tana Lawn™ or Cotton for Quilting fabrics
  • A backing fabric
  • A fabric the width/length of your entire desired quilt size
  • Two different fabrics for your ruffles
  • Sewing Machine with a Gathering Foot
  • Thread
  • Pins
  • Hollow fibre stuffing
  • 1.

    Cut Your Squares

    Cut your chosen fabrics into 5x5 inch squares to form your top layer – aka the fabric you want to see! We used 700 individual squares for this project to make a Kingsize quilt. Cut another 700 4.5x4.5 inch squares in a plain fabric (you could even use an old bed sheet for this bit). This is your backing fabric which will be hidden inside the quilt.

    Make Each Pouch

    Now for the fiddly bit! You need to create a little pouch out of all 700 squares by sewing your larger, printed squares to an accompanying smaller plain square. Line up each square to fit with ¼ inch tucks.

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    3.

    Stitch It

    Sew around three sides, leaving one side open to form the pouch, making sure to leave your ¼ inch seam. Do this for all your squares (this may take you a while).

    Join Together

    Now you need to sew all your pouch squares you’ve made into long lines. We pieced together 26 squares for each line, making sure all of the open sides are along the same side.

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    Add Stuffing

    Take your stuffing and fill each pouch. We used hollow fibre for our quilt as it’s a lighter, more breathable filling. Ensure you don’t overstuff your pouches or it’ll make the quilt too firm to work with (and less cosy).

    Close Your Pouches

    Sew a ¼ inch seam along the open edges, being careful not to trap your stuffing into your stitch as you go. These will form your final quilt squares so take care to stitch as straight as possible along the seam edge to help you when you match everything up.

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    7.

    One Big Square

    Now for the fun part! Join all of your long strips of stuffed squares together to form your quilt making sure that your squares line up both vertically and horizontally.

    Back It Up

    You will now need to back your entire quilt with fabric to hide the back of your squares and give you an extra layer of warmth. You can stick to a plain fabric here or double-down on Liberty Tana Lawn™ with a contrasting print.

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    9.

    Hide Your Edges

    To edge your quilt, a double frill is just the thing to tidy up edges and add some drama. We went for a 2.5 inch plain green ruffle, followed by a 5 inch Liberty print ruffle. You will need to cut full lengths of your ruffle strips to the circumference of the quilt.

    The Final Touch

    Pin and sew your inner ruffle first using the gathering foot on your sewing machine. Stitch along the raw edge of your strip by holding your finger behind the foot while pressing the fabric to create a ruffle. Repeat the step with your bigger ruffle and attach to your quilt.

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    11.

    Fin

    Et voila! You're ready to dress your bed or drape over the sofa to inject some Liberty comfort to your home – incredibly well deserved after those 700 squares, we reckon...

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