Quilt pattern Minecraft Wolf block

I am making the Minecraft quilt of Kelli Fannin’s Minecraft sew along. When I was planning the quilt blocks, I thought it would be fun to make a more detailed Wolf. I also found it challenging to see if I am able to make a quilt pattern wich also contains strip quilting. So I dove into the Minecraft Wiki and Google Images to find lots of Wolf images and I came up with the following pattern. I am not so gifted as Kelli, so I don’t have such a detailed scheme as she always makes for assembling the quilt blocks. But I still think my scheme will also do the trick. So here we go!

The fabrics I used are all bought at Fabrics Hemmers. Below I listed the colours and fabrics I used for this quilt block.

Colours/fabrics used

	Colour	Fabric
	grey	cotton cretonne
	light grey	cotton poplin
	silver grey	cotton poplin
	charcoal-grey	cotton poplin
	black	cotton poplin
	white	cotton poplin
	powder pink	cotton poplin
	buff	cotton poplin
	light brown	cotton poplin

Cutting

	light brown		buff		powder pink
1 x	2 x 4″	1 x	3 ½ x 2″	1 x	5 x 2″
1 x	2 x 2 ½”	1 x	2 x 4″	1 x	2 x 2″

	black		grey		white
1 x	2 x 4″	1 x	2 x 14″	1 x	2 x 4″

	light grey		silver grey		charcoal-grey
1 x	4 x 3 ½”	2 x	1 ¼ x 2″	1 x	2 x 2″
1 x	2 x 14″	1 x	6 ½ x 3 ½”	1 x	5 x 2″
2 x	3 ½ x 2″	1 x	4 x 3 ½”
2 x	2 x 2″
1 x	2 x 2 ½”
1 x	3 ½ x 3 ½”

Preparing

Stitch the 4 x 3^⅟₂” rectangles in silver grey and light grey along the 4″ edge together, press the seam open (or tot he side), cut into 2 pcs. of 2 x 6 ^⅟₂” each.
Stitch the 2x 14″ strips in light grey and grey along the 14 length edge together, press the seam open (or tot he side), cut into in 4 pcs. of 3 ⅟₂ x 3 ⅟₂” each.
Stitch the 2 x 2⅟₂” rectangles in light grey and light brown along the 2″ edge together, press the seam open (or tot he side), cut into 2 pcs. of 1 ⅟₄ x 3 ⅟₂” each.
Stitch the 2 x 4″ rectangles in buff and light brown along the 4″ edge together, press the seam open (or tot he side), cut into 2 pcs. of 2 x 3 ⅟₂” each.
Stitch the 2 x 4″ rectangles in white and black along the 4 edge together, press the seam open (or tot he side), cut into 2 pcs. of 2 x 3 ⅟₂” each.

Assembling

For assembly, follow the numbered order of the red-bordered areas in the graphic on top of this page.