How to Make a Cabin Fever Reversible Quilt

Are you looking for your next quilt project? Try making this cabin fever reversible quilt from Missouri Star on YouTube! That’s right, this fantastic quilt is reversible, and if you’re thinking that it might be too difficult for you, you’re wrong. It’s actually so easy and might be one of the quickest quilts you’ll ever do. It’s also beginner-friendly and only needs some 108″ wide backing.

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In this step by step guide, Misty from Missouri Star will teach you how to make this quilt. It comes together so quickly and easily, that you need to cut all the pieces first before starting. I love making this whenever I have pastel yardage available as it always looks amazing in those colors. Try doing this quilt today and see for yourself! Learn how by watching the video tutorial below for the step by step instructions.

Materials:

• 1 yard of white 108″ wide backing
• 3/4 yard of black 108″ wide backing
• 1/2 yard of light teal 108″ wide backing
• 1/4 yard of dark teal 108″ wide backing
• 1/4 yard light gray 1o8″ wide backing
• 1/4 yard light gray 108″ wide backing
• click here for the layout and exact cutting of the pieces

Directions:

Step 1

To start, cut the pieces you need for the front and back of the quilt and set them aside accordingly (check out the pdf form of the pattern for the exact cutting above). Once done, start sewing the pieces together. Take the 12″ center square, then add the 4″ x 12″ teal rectangle on the right side (press in between to make the process easier), then sew the 6″ x 15 1/2″ gray on the bottom side.

Step 2

After this, add the 4″ x 17 1/2″ teal rectangle, then just follow along with the diagram, working your way through your pile.

How to Make a Cabin Fever Reversible Quilt