Catherine’s Crooked Path

Catherine’s Crooked Path is a 2-color, 2-fabric quilt set on point. It measures approximately 90 x 90 inches. I used an on-point setting for this quilt to add more interest to the Cleopatra’s Puzzle block.

This design uses the Inklingo 4 inch Drunkards Path Collection. I colored the blocks in EQ7 with fabrics from Toscana and Stonehenge by Northcott.

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This is another quilt to honor the brave and strong women of my Irish-Canadian roots.

Catherine’s Crooked Path 90 x 90 inches
39120-49 Stonehenge					3954-35 Stonehenge
Purchase and download:
Inklingo 4 inch Drunkards Path Collection		The Drunkards Path Design Book		The Inklingo Handbook		Cheat Sheet (Download from website or print from collection)
For more information about Inklingo, click here.
Copy the information below to a printed Cheat Sheet. I don’t have a copy of this collection so I couldn’t finish filling in the chart below but you can use the information from the collection to figure the sizes to cut and print. To figure fabric yardage, see the section “Planning a Quilt” in the Inklingo collection.
Fabric	Yardage	Shape	# of Shapes		Cut & Print	Page # in shape collection
Fabric 1 Blue		AB Combo	224 sets
		B	32
		4″ Quarter Square Triangles	64		16] 5.25 inch squares cross cut into quarters or use QST Ruler	//
		Binding strips	10 strips		//	//
Fabric 2 Gray		AB Combo	224 sets
		A	32
Want to check my math? The Catherine’s Crooked Path Math PDF is here. Quilt blocks are pictured on the Math PDF. You can also use the information above to make this quilt using Drunkards Path Templates. Check the Store tab in my blog header under Rulers for Drunkards Path Template Sets.  Be sure to check my Along a Crooked Path Pinterest board for more quilty Drunkards Path inspiration!
Additional Colorways
Catherine’s Crooked Path Recolor 1
3925-166 Stonehenge					9020-91 Toscana Silver Lining
Catherine’s Crooked Path Recolor 2
9020-85 Toscana Hot Sauce					9020-10 Toscana White Picket Fence

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Inklingo Drunkards Path Video

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How to Rotary Cut Curves Inklingo Video

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Sewing Curves Without Pins

This is how I sew curves. (I dislike pinning!) I use a 3M Command Strip pasted along the side of my presser foot to help as a guide also. You need to be sure to use your 1/4″ presser foot if you are going to use a Command Strip as a guide. When I am done sewing curves, the Command Strip removes easily from my machine bed.

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